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Interactive Practice Tests | USCIS

27 Tuesday Jun 2017

Posted by Alison Sattler in US Citizenship Resources

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English language, ESOL for Adults, US Citizenshp

Below is a link to an on-line practice test for the US Naturalization (Citizenship) Exam.

Source: Interactive Practice Tests | USCIS

Language Log Site Has it All

02 Sunday Oct 2016

Posted by Alison Sattler in English Learners' Page, Lessons_Advanced Level, On-Line Publications and Sites, Teacher Education, Teachers' Page

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English language, Linguistics, TEFL, TOEFL

If you really want to know something about a language, then the Language Log site is a great place to start your investigation!  If you can think of a topic related to language learning, teaching, or usage that it doesn’t cover, I would love to know what it is!  In fact, I challenge you to try to come up with a question it can’t answer.

Source: http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/

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How Plain Language Makes Life Simpler 

25 Thursday Aug 2016

Posted by Alison Sattler in Creating Inclusive Lessons, Lessons_Intermediate Level

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Civil Rights, English language, Language Laws, Plain Language Law

This speaker offers several suggestions for how to make language easier for people to understand–and why it’s so important to do so.  By law, U.S. government agencies must use “plain language” (common words, short sentences, no idioms and graphics).  Companies should use plain language; but, as yet, are not required to do so.  My hope is that companies use plain language in their documents and when speaking with people who need it in order to communicate with someone and comprehend what is being said.

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