Tan Huynh

Tan Huynh is a secondary school teacher specializing in English language acquisition, an author, a podcaster, and a consultant. His suggestions are rooted in his experience teaching students from fifth to tenth grade in public, private, charter, and international schools. He also taught secondary social studies and spends much of his days coplanning and coteaching. Tan shares his application of research-based strategies on his blog, podcast, and online courses with the hopes of celebrating teachers who answer the call to serve multilingual learners of English.

Home-School Connection: Engaging Families of Multilingual Learners of English With Reading

When educators work with families to strengthen MLEs’ reading, we position students to become more successful readers, writers, communicators, and thinkers. Here are some ways to strengthen the home-school connection and engage families with reading at the elementary and secondary levels.

Authors: Valentina Gonzalez, Tan Huynh

Fostering a Love for Reading: Structured Free Reading for Multilingual Learners of English

Want to spark a love for reading in your multilingual learners of English? Discover how structured free reading balances choice and structure, giving students the freedom to explore books that captivate them while building literacy and language skills. 

Authors: Tan Huynh, Valentina Gonzalez

Creating Welcoming Literacy Landscapes: Cultural Inclusion and Joyful Free Reading

In this post, educators Tan and Valentina share practical ways to intentionally create more welcoming reading and writing experiences for multilingual learners of English in elementary and secondary schools.

Authors: Valentina Gonzalez, Tan Huynh

How the Science of Reading Applies to Multilingual Learners of English: Careful Consideration

Tan and Valentina shed light on what the science of reading is and how it applies to multilingual learners of English. 

Authors: Valentina Gonzalez, Tan Huynh

AI for Reading and Writing in ELT at the Primary and Secondary Levels

Read up on a few ways to incorporate AI into your teaching practice, both with students and for your own lesson planning.

Authors: Tan Huynh, Valentina Gonzalez

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