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Jane Yedlin

photo of Jane Yedlin Henry Barnard School (HBS) 206
(401) 456-9401
jyedlin@ric.edu

Academic Background

Harvard Graduate School of Education, Cambridge, MA
Ed. D, Language and Literacy
Rhode Island College, Providence, RI
M.ED, Teaching English as a Second Language
Antioch College, Yellow Springs, OH
B.A, Psychology and Anthropology

Courses Taught

Undergraduate

Promoting Early Childhood Dual Language Development
Introduction to Teaching Emergent Bilinguals
Applications of Second Language Acquisition

Graduate

TESOL Pedagogies for Grades PK-6
TESOL Pedagogies for Grades 5-Adult
Second Language Acquisition and Learning
Socio Cultural Foundations of ESL Education
Literacy Instruction for Emergent Bilinguals
Bilingual Education Issues
Methods and Materials in Bilingual-Bicultural Education

Research Interests

Dr. Yedlin is interested in relationships between classroom discourse, teaching materials, and the language and literacy development of emergent bilingual students, as well as in the preparation of teachers for emergent bilingual learners. Yedlin has a particular interest in cross-cultural and cross-linguistic experiences that shape teachers’ thinking and counter deficit views of Latinx students.

Publications​

Yedlin, J & Durand, T. (in development) “Language Awareness in a Bilingual Setting: College students’ reflections on language during service learning in Puerto Rico”

Yedlin , J. (2007). “Pedagogical thinking and teacher talk in a first-grade ELL classroom. in L. Verplaeste & N.Migliacci, (Eds). Inclusive Pedagogy for English Language Learners: research informed practices. Hillsdale, NJ: Earlbaum.

Pacheco, M. & Yedlin, J. (2007) “Principles for building an ELL responsive learning environment”. in L. Verplaeste & N. Migliacci, Eds. Inclusive Pedagogy for English Language Learner: research informed practices. Hillsdale, NJ: Earlbaum.

Vialpando, J. & Yedlin, J. (2005). Educating English Language Learners: Implementing Instructional practice. Washington, DC: National Council of La Raza

Yedlin, J. (2004) “Teacher Talk that Enables ELLs to Grab On and Climb High”.MASCD (Massachusetts Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development) Perspectives.: “Immersion or Submersion: English Language Learners” http://www.mec.edu/mascd/docs/p104.htm

Hamann, T. & Yedlin, J. (2004) “How English language learners fare in comprehensive school reform”. NCCSR (National Clearinghouse for Comprehensive School Reform) Bookmark

Yedlin, J. & Linse, C. (2003). Visions basic: Language and literacy for ELLs in middle and secondary schools. Boston: Heinle and Heinle Publishers

Coady, M., Pacheco, M. & Yedlin, J. et.al (2003). Claiming opportunities: A handbook for improving education for English language learners through comprehensive school reform. Providence, RI: Brown Univers

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Yedlin, J. (1996 & 1985. Passport to English: Grammar in context, 1st & 2nd editions. Boston: Addison Wesley Publishers

Yedlin, J. & Linse, C. (1992). New Arrival English: Literacy and High School Orientation. Boston: Heinle and Heinle Publishers

Yedlin, J. & Linse, C. (1991). Families and schools: Choices, an ESL lifeskills series for adults, Chicago: Contemporary Books

Yedlin, J. (1986) The Magnetic Way into English: Second language program guide. Albany, NY: Creative Edge Publishers

Stevick, E. & Yedlin, J. (1985). Double Action English: Multilevel activities. Boston: Addison-Wesley Publishers

Yedlin, J. (1981). Double Action Picture Cards, Boston: Addison Wesley Publis

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Selected Conference Presentations

Students’ reflections on language and communication during service learning in Puerto Rico
International Society for Language Study Conference, San Juan PR 2013, Presented with Dr. Tina Durand

Developing lessons that integrate English with other curricular areas
Puerto Rico TESOL Conference, San Juan November 2013

Using non-fiction picture books with young beginning English learners
International TESOL Convention, Boston 2010

Selecting Picture books for beginning ELLs
International TESOL Convention, New York City 2008

Contributions of adult talk to the literacy development of young bilingual learners
AERA Conference, Montreal, Canada 2005

The role of teacher-modeled text in the literacy development of young ELLs
International TESOL Convention, San Antonio, TX 2005

Research-based vocabulawith thery games
International TESOL Convention, San Antonio, TX 2005

High school reform and English language learners
National Association for Bilingual Education (NABE) Conference, San Antonio, TX, 2005

Instructional Strategies for Teaching English language learners
National Council of La Raza Annual Meeting, Washington, DC 2005MABE & MATSOL Conference, Leominster, MA 2004

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