Here is the work I completed in my Master's degree program at Georgia State University. Feel free to read through it, but please don't plagiarize. You are on the honor system now.
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For Anyone Interested in Learning About Teaching ESOL and Reading
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Mama Lisa's Blog
One of my new favorite blogs is that of Mama Lisa. This blog is the most amazing collection of children's songs I have ever seen. This lady has collected songs from all over the world in so any languages. What is more, she has the translated into other languages. So she may have a French lullaby featured. Then the lyrics may be available in English and Spanish. What I really appreciate about this site is that there are even songs even less popular languages and dialects. An added bonus is that she has take the time to locate or provide audio or visuals for many sngs so that you can hear them performed.
The International Digital Children's Library
I absolutely love the International Digital Children's Library! This is a collection of digital picture books for children in all different languages.
I cannot express how valuable a resource this is for anyone with an Internet connection has so many books to read with their child no matter what language.
I intend to use this site to read to my son and to learn to read in foreign languages.
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