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SEAL is proud to sponsor and present at the 30th Annual La Cosecha Dual Language Conference in Santa Fe, New Mexico!
We invite you to join us for three interactive sessions and stop by our exhibit table to connect with our team. This year’s theme, “Rooted in Community—Guided by the Heart, in Pursuit of Justice,” aligns with SEAL’s mission to empower all multilingual learners by honoring their home language and culture. We look forward to engaging with educators, parents, researchers, and practitioners from across the country.
SEAL Sessions:
- Empowering ELD for Dual Language Classrooms— presented by Jenny and Patricia
- Cross-linguistic Connections in Dual Language Programs — presented by Patricia and Ashleigh
- Master Biliteracy: Integrated Dual Language — presented by Heather and Adriana
Why La Cosecha Matters
The La Cosecha conference, hosted by SEAL partner Dual Language Education of New Mexico, helps drive our work and keeps us informed on the latest research developments. This event sparks valuable networking opportunities among educators, parents, researchers and practitioners.
About the La Cosecha Conference
La Cosecha conference provides a unique opportunity to share best practices and resources, build networks, and harvest the best of our community! This national conference brings together the largest gathering of educators, parents, researchers, and practitioners supporting dual language, two-way immersion, one-way developmental bilingual, and one-way heritage language immersion programs from across the US.
About SEAL
SEAL is a nonprofit advancing educational outcomes for multilingual learners by strengthening educator practice and shaping the systems that support their success. Grounded in research and evidence, SEAL partners with educators, education leaders, researchers, and policymakers to advance language-rich, joyful, and rigorous learning and strengthen multilingual education across the nation.
A multiyear evaluation found that SEAL improved teaching practices and English learners demonstrated stronger engagement, positive language development and academic outcomes.
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