Translanguaging Design and Shifts that Support Multilingual Students' Learning and Sense of Belonging
Part of Fall 2026 CoTESOL Convention
Sunday 10 May 2026·3:50 pm
This interactive session reinforces what distinguishes Translanguaging from translation and provides participants with definitions and concrete examples of how intentional Translanguaging design and instructional shifts enhance not only language and content learning, but also a sense of belonging for multilingual students. CDE CLDE Credit: 5.11. Quality Standard III, Element A Audience: Elementary Education (EE); Secondary Education (SE); Content Area (CA)​​​​
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