By Elizabeth Scheinberg
Seventh and 8th grade English-learners in selected urban schools will soon dive
into some of the most celebrated speeches in U.S. history. They'll dissect, for
example, Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have
a Dream," and Robert F. Kennedy's "On the Death of Martin Luther King." Education Week
Called "Persuasion
Across Time and Space," the five-lesson unit is the first major classroom
resource produced by the Understanding Language team, a group of
English-language-learner experts led by Kenji Hakuta, an education professor at
Stanford University, to help educators grasp the central role of language in the
rigorous Common Core State Standards and to give teachers resources for
providing higher levels of instruction and demanding content to ELL
students.
The efforts are underwritten by the Carnegie Corporation of New York and the
Seattle-based Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. (Carnegie and Gates help
support coverage of business and innovation in Education Week.) Education Week
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