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is off to a great start. Amazing keynote by Rick Wormeli! “Empathy is a strength not a weakness…We don’t need to soften our expectations…a deficit mindset is not helpful.”

If you missed our Practical Tips webinar on using English Language Proficiency Standards, it’s now right here: https://youtu.be/SAHHvA8Si9s?si=QXV5ru4ToYq3rFXo. Big thanks to Allison Hand, Anna Matis and Larry Ferlazzo. Lots of great ideas shared!

Here in Missouri & so excited for ! Starts tomorrow!  Follow the hashtag to catch some of the learning. 🙌

Happens tonight! I hope you can come hang out with us for this short but powerful webinar. Register right here: https://seidlitzeducation.zoom.us/meeting/register/3pt4XF-QSN6xyith85g1Ug #/registration

Join Larry Ferlazzo, Allie Hand, Anna Matis, and Dr. Carol Salva for a free online session breaking down the ELPS. They will cover how to actively use them to build academic language in any classroom. This is a great chance to grab some practical strategies you can use right away.

Read more and register to save your spot:
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This year’s is so important! It’s free but space is limited so be sure to register. Hope to see you there!

🚨ML Summit
🗓️July 25, 2026
💻Zoom
💲FREE

Check out these phenomenal, very timely sessions from leading experts in the field of ML education.

Register Here: https://www.mlsummit.net/home

Dr. Marie Heath and I are so excited to be featured speakers in Missouri on June 3 and 4 for the ELevate conference! Hope to see many of you there!

We are packing our bags for Missouri! Carol Salva and Dr. Marie Heath are speaking at the EducationPlus ELevate Conference in St. Charles on June 3-4.

We love this event because it focuses heavily on what actually works for English learners. If your district is planning fall PD and wants to see these strategies in action, come find our sessions. We would love to talk about supporting your teachers.

🎶🎵 You say goodbye, and I say hello…🎶

Video From Last Night Of The Late Night Show With Stephen Colbert: ” Hello Goodbye” – The Most Popular Song For ELL Classrooms   What ELL teacher hasn’t used this song in their classroom?