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Reaching emergent bilinguals in classroom, home, and hybrid environments is more important than ever. Join us to learn more about Rosetta Stone English, the groundbreaking ELL solution that combines Lexia Learning’s proven platform with Rosetta Stone’s speech recognition technology.

José Viana, former U.S. Department of Education director and Lexia Learning senior advisor, will interview Maya Goodall, noted bilingual learning leader and director of ELL curriculum at Rosetta Stone Education, about bilingual students’ remote learning needs and the just-released Rosetta Stone solution revolutionizing these students’ English mastery while providing actionable data.

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  • Remote strategies for emergent bilingual students
  • Incorporating Rosetta Stone English into 2020-21 contingency plans
  • How Rosetta Stone English provides actionable data aligned with proficiency standards, and more!
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Maya Goodall
M.Ed., M.A., senior director of EL curriculum, Rosetta Stone
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José Viana
Senior Advisor, Lexia Learning; Former Assistant Deputy Secretary and Director, Office of English Language Acquisition, U.S. Department of Education

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