Content Area Curriculum Review Through an MLL Lens
Using EdReports and their MLL Review Tool to Guide Curriculum Decisions If you are involved in content-area curriculum review or...
Author Book for Families of English Learners
- Home
- Author Book for Families of English Learners
Author Book for Families of English Learners
Helping Families Understand, Navigate, and Succeed in U.S. Schools
Every family wants their child to feel confident, supported, and successful in school. My book provides resources and guidance to help families of English learners understand how U.S. schools work, communicate with teachers, and celebrate language learning at home.
Featured Resource: My New Book "Memoir of an English Learner: A Practical Guide for Families to Succeed in US Schools"
This heartfelt and practical book combines my story as an English learner with clear guidance for families who are learning to navigate the U.S. education system. It's written to empower parents with knowledge, confidence, and hope—showing them that they are their child's first and most important teacher.
In this book, families will learn how to:
- Understand how U.S. schools are organized and what to expect.
- Communicate effectively with teachers and schools.
- Support their child's language and academic growth at home.
- Celebrate bilingualism as a family strength.
- Find and access school and community resources.
Pre Order Your Copy
Pre Order your copy below. Help your school or community strengthen family engagement and multilingualism.
For Schools & Educators
Educators can use this book for parent workshops, newcomer orientations, or ESL family nights. It's an excellent resource for building connections and fostering trust between schools and multilingual families.
Connect | Learn | Share
Join to receive Updates
News & Articles
Latest Blog Posts
Hello World: Say Hello In Different Languages Poster
The linguistic process may begin in the most basic fashion, by uttering a word of greeting, which is hello. Hello...
How to Help My Child in School
Supporting your child's education doesn't mean having all the answers. It means being present, showing interest, and creating positive habits....