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This pack of KS4 EAL resources for teaching the novella The Woman in Black contains activities and tested strategies to support multilingual learners who use EAL to access the text.
This KS3 EAL resource builds up learners' knowledge of tsunamis as well as their speaking skills as pupils are guided through activities culminating in orally explaining the causes of a tsunami in Part 1 and orally recounting a historical tsunami in Part 2.
In this blog, we explore some of the possible benefits, and risks, of generative AI in education for pupils who use EAL.
In this submission, The Bell Foundation outlined the risks and possible benefits of artificial intelligence in education, and the actions that should be taken to ensure it is used responsibly.
This KS3 EAL resource supports learners to understand the story of George Orwell's Animal Farm novel, and to be able to analyse and describe the different characters from the book and explain who those characters represent.
Response from The Bell Foundation focused on the experience of speakers of English as a second or additional language in prison, drawing on commissioned research and experience from working with project partners.
