One of the great things about our language is its ability to morph as time goes by. Words come, and words go. Take “trope,” for example. It’s been part of the language for years. It means a c… ...

The framework was the first in the nation to integrate two sets of standards: English language arts (grade-level literacy for all students) and English language development (progress in learning ...

There are over 300,000 English Language Learners (ELL) in Florida public schools. Three out of five are native-born U.S. citizens. If they made up a city, they would be the fourth-largest in the en… ...

Students in bilingual classes learn English more slowly than students in regular classrooms do. Every student learning English as a second language should do so in an immersion program.

Instead of forcing assimilation, we must embrace inclusion. Donald Trump’s plan to make English the official language is not about unity but division.

An excessive focus on testing students' English ability is turning language learning into a chore, depriving children of the joy and opportunities of intercultural communication.

Learning the English language however, especially for adults, is a gradual process that requires time and patience. There is no empirical evidence to show that an English language ordinance, such as ...