In the first of our new series, regular columnist Victoria Murphy explores the correlation between experimental research, social justice and diverse classrooms. This year has been a challenging one for the UK. It has seen increased political turmoil and …
Welcome to the new blog!
Welcome to the relaunched EALjournal.org, the companion site to NALDIC’s flagship publication, the EAL Journal. We’ve made a few changes for the new school year, and this post explains what’s coming up. Our regular columnists begin on Monday, and you …
Exciting news and a summer break for EALjournal.org
Dear all, Those of you who subscribe will have noticed that things are have been a bit quiet on EALjournal.org recently. It’s no accident: we’re working hard behind the scenes to prepare for a big relaunch in September. In the …
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EAL in International Schools
Graham Smith is the managing director of The EAL Academy, one of the EAL Journal’s sponsors. In this post he reports on a recent International Schools conference that had much to contribute to the debate at home. Every three years ECIS …
Issue three is out!
Issue three is out! NALDIC members will receive this issue today. For everyone else, here’s a little peek at our special issue on Children’s Literature … Our cover features of the contributors to our special issue on Children’s Literature. Inside …
Three EAL events in June!
This week, we’re sharing news of some great EAL events that are coming next month, in Oxford, Hull and Leeds. We’re coming into the summer conference season, so don’t forget to check your copy of the EAL Journal for full listings …
The EAL Teaching Survey
… tell us how you feel about EAL policy and practice. Naomi Flynn and colleagues from the University of Reading have developed a survey to capture how EAL teachers feel about their work and the broader policies around EAL. In this …
