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The sixth-graders learned many skills while working on their limerick. Written By: Leah Ward | × Sally Anderson's sixth-grade English learning class includes (from left): PawEhThBlaySoe, Oscar Lima, Atlai Medrano, Braiyan Perez. Not pictured: Carlos Canales and Miguel Venegas. (Leah Ward/The Globe) WORTHINGTON — Sally Anderson's middle school students had a recent cultural and literary experience that paid tasty dividends. Anderson teaches English Learners, sixth-graders who come from all over the world and encompass a variety of native languages and cultures. It's importan...

We've all heard the saying: It takes a village to raise a child. Those words could not be more accurate right now. As our world changed drastically in 2020, we find ourselves facing new challenges that have us quite often feeling alone and unequipped. These are arduous times for working parents and we must take care of them, as well as other vulnerable populations. The Bilingual Education, Translation/Interpretation and Community Outreach department at Las Cruces Public Schools wants to let parents know that they are not alone. We are here to support them, as we are part of their village.

Outlook on the Adaptive Learning Global Market to 2025 - by Application, Component, Deployment Mode, End-user, Model and Geography February 01, 2021 07:28 ET | Source: Research and Markets Research and Markets Dublin, IRELAND ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The Global Adaptive Learning Market is estimated to be USD 2 Bn in 2020 and is expected to reach USD 4.98 Bn by 2025, growing at a CAGR of 20%. Significant factors driving the growth of the adaptive learning market include the rising demand for advanced and innovative eLearning software & so...

Lincoln student wins grand prize in national read-a-thon Lincoln Elementary fourth-grader read over 50 books to become a prize winner in the National Imagine Language & Literacy Winter Read-a-Thon. Written By: Kayla Henson | × Fourth-grade student Alan Lucas is recognized by teacher Lallaine Hauser (left) and principal Tammy Peterson (right) for his achievement. (Photo courtesy of Dickinson Public Schools) Fourth-grade Lincoln Elementary student Alan Lucas spent his winter break reading, earning himself a nice Christmas present. Alan read a total of 57 books ...