At every level of education, there is a need for translation. Regardless of the age of your students, or the role your office plays in the education process, regulations demand that education materials are translated to give meaningful access to Limited English...
Parents and families of all language backgrounds can positively impact their children’s education, and this is equally true for limited English proficient (LEP) parent engagement. However, relative to English-speaking parents, LEP parents have lower rates of...
As much as teachers and parents wish it were otherwise, Latino children are less likely than their peers to succeed in the public school setting. One factor behind this is that their parents are unable to access the predominantly English school environment. Quality...
English Language Learners (ELL) have specific needs from the education system. For ELL students to have the same access to education that English-speaking students have, translation services must be employed. Beyond the federal regulations demanding translated...
The need for education translation resources has never been higher, thanks to a huge jump in the percentage of public school students who are English Language Learners, and laws that make it possible for undocumented students to attend state colleges. Schools, school...
