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EAL Journal

The official blog of NALDIC, the UK's subject association for EAL

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Issue two is out!

eal_journal March 6, 2017

Issue two is out! NALDIC members will receive this issue today. For everyone else, here’s a little peek at our special issue on CPD for EAL …   Our cover features Bill Bolloten and Jonathan Brentnall (keynote speakers at NALDIC’s 24th …

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EAL Cartography

eal_journal February 27, 2017

Chris Dixon is a PhD candidate at the University of Sheffield, where he studies the language and literacy development of EAL pupils in years 4-6. In this post he shares the ‘EAL Map’ of England and Wales that he created as …

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CPD Through the Power of Partnership Teaching

eal_journal February 20, 2017

Linda Sandler is Head of EAL at Falinge Park High School in Rochdale, where seventy-eight per cent of the pupils are bilingual. In this post she describes partnership teaching and offers a vignette based on her own experience of how …

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Unblocking university for displaced people

eal_journal February 13, 2017

Today we begin a new series of blog posts around EAL. Our first is from Anna Lindley of SOAS (the School for Oriental and African Studies) in London. She writes about what universities can do for displaced people, including a …

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Misapprehension and Misinformation — @TeacherToolkit

eal_journal October 24, 2016

This post is by Diane Leedham, NALDIC stalwart and EAL commentator, and is from the excellent Teacher Toolkit blog. She discusses the ongoing issues around the DfE requesting nationality data from parents and gives advice for colleagues on the front line. Are …

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No more marking

eal_journal October 11, 2016

‘No More Marking’ is a freely available online tool that helps judges (e.g. teachers) to apply judgment to the best possible effect, using a technique called 'Comparative Judgement'.

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‘English for academic purposes’ for EAL

eal_journal October 6, 2016

 Jenny Verney is an English teacher and EAL and Academic Literacy Coordinator at a secondary school in Sheffield.  She teaches GCSE English and A-Level English Language, and writes and delivers courses in Academic English.  In this blog post she discusses …

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