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Benefits of oral history projects for multilingual learners

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Nationwide, about one out of every 10 public school students is learning to speak English. Oral history can be a valuable tool for language learners in a variety of classrooms. In Edutopia, VOW’s Erin Vong shared recommended activities and strategies.

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