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Teaching English Language Learners in Rural Areas: Issues and Implications for Teacher Education

by Youb Kim, Eun-Young Jang, Elizabeth Oakley & Lee Ann Lannom � April 20, 2012

The purpose of our commentary is to address the issue of instructional resources for teaching English language learners in rural areas and its implications for teacher education under the Race to the Top Policy context.

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Youb Kim Pennsylvania State University E-mail Author YOUB KIM is an assistant professor in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at the College of Education at the Pennsylvania State University. Her research and teaching focus on English as a Second Language (ESL) learning, literacy, instruction, and assessment. Eun-Young Jang Vanderbilt University E-mail Author Elizabeth Oakley Vanderbilt University E-mail Author Lee Lannom Vanderbilt University E-mail Author

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