Series editors: Joel Gómez,Terrence G. Wiley, M. Beatriz Arias and Joy K. Peyton, Center for Applied Linguistics and Multilingual Matters
Current and aspiring education professionals need accessible, high-quality, research-based resources on language learning, instruction, and assessment. This series provides such resources, serving to inform teachers’ classroom practice, enhance teacher education, and build the background knowledge of undergraduate and graduate students in applied linguistics and other language-related fields.
The books in this series explore a broad range of issues in applied linguistics and language education and are written in a style that is accessible to a broad audience, including those who are new to the field. Each book addresses a topic of relevance to those who are studying or working in the fields of language learning, language instruction, and language assessment, whether in English as a second language or other world languages. Topic areas include approaches to language instruction and assessment; approaches to content instruction and assessment for language learners; professional development for educators working with language learners; principles of second language acquisition for educators; and connections between language policy and educational practice.
Read an interview with the series editors.
Watch an interview with Dina Castro, Alfredo Artiles, Joy Peyton, and Marybelle Marrero-Colón
Learn more about the publications in the series:
- Profiles of Dual Language Education in the 21st Century
M. Beatriz Arias (Ed.) & Molly Fee (Assoc. Ed.) - English Language Teaching as a Second Career
Sarah J. Shin, University of Maryland Baltimore County - What Teachers Need to Know About Language, Second Edition
Carolyn Adger, Catherine Snow, and Donna Christian (Eds.) - Language, Learning, and Disability
Dina Castro & Alfredo Artiles (Eds.)
Visit the Multilingual Matters website to learn more about the series.
