Discover the meaning of “language deprivation” and why accessible language exposure for children born deaf or hard of hearing is important.

Louisiana’s first alternative program to certify teachers of English learners will seek final approval from the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education on Wednesday in hopes of addressing a ...

English testing is at a crossroads. Every year, millions of international students bet their futures on English proficiency ...

But the biggest gains in test scores, especially in math, were visible when Hispanic English learners were paired with ...

Grammar expert June Casagrande was recently surprised to learn she is a British citizen, thanks to her father. She took a ...

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed Assembly Bill 1454 which provides the funding and direction to “ensure that educators and school leaders have access to the tools, training, and resources ...

As technology advances in English, a UC Santa Cruz professor is making sure Indigenous languages don’t get left behind.

Vows of silence and humanist beliefs led European clerics to create new communication methods for the deaf 500 years ago. Charles-Michel de L'Épée teaching the hearing impaired in his Paris institute.

Many multilingual children serve as “little interpreters” for their families, balancing translation duties with schoolwork.