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  • Home
    • Annual Voices Journal Submission Guidelines
  • Annual Voices Journal 2024
    • What NJTESOL/NJBE Can Do For You!
    • Text Annotation in the 2020 WIDA Standards Framework – a Q & A
    • AI – The Promise and the Peril: Managing AI in the Classroom
    • Adult ESOL Education: Challenges, Opportunities, and Solutions
    • Creative Solutions For Districts Who Struggle To Fill Vacancies In ESL and Bilingual Classes
  • 2024 Fall Weekly Voices
    • Meet Our New NJTESOL/NJBE Executive Board Members
    • Science of Reading Podcast 3: Diagnosing Dyslexia in Multilingual Learners
    • Communication is KEY!
    • Congratulations to October’s NJTESOL/NJBE Member of the Month Kellie Cuccaro
    • 3 Ways to Ensure English Learners Benefit from the Science of Reading
    • Announcing the 2025 Spring Conference Keynote Speakers!
    • Congratulations to November’s NJTESOL/NJBE Member of the Month Mrs. Singh
    • Word Analyzer Vocabulary Tool
    • Notebook LM
    • Inspirational Quotations
    • Invitation to Write an Article for the Yearly Voices Journal
    • 5 Ways to Bring Cultural Diversity into Your Classroom
    • Season’s Greetings from the NJTESOL/NJBE Executive Board
  • 2024 Summer Weekly Voices
    • Transitional Kindergarten Defined and How It Helps MLs
    • Lesson Plans for MLs from the Federal Trade Commission
    • Spring Conference 2024 – Success!
    • Why AI in the Classroom Needs Its Own ‘Doll Test’ 70 Years Post-Brown
    • What All Teachers Should Know About WIDA’s ACCESS Test for English Learners
    • Leveraging Teacher Apprenticeship to Grow the ESL and Bilingual Teacher Workforce
    • Congratulations to August’s NJTESOL/NJBE Member of the Month Katrina Chu
    • Karolina Mills named 2024-25 Cumberland County Teacher of the Year
    • New Legislation Bolstering Literacy Education for New Jersey Students
    • Language is Always an Asset Science of Reading: Podcast 1
    • Congratulations to September’s NJTESOL/NJBE Member of the Month, Karen Demarest
    • 2024-2025 School Year Greetings
    • President’s Message
  • About Us
    • Mission Statement
    • Executive Board
    • Membership Information
    • The Hotlist

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NJTESOL/NJBE Voices Editorial Board

Executive Director
Kathleen Fernandez

President
LeighAnn Matthews, Bridgewater-Raritan Public Schools

Past-President
Michelle Land, Randolph Township Schools

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Dale Egan, Bergen Community College

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Marilyn Pongracz, Bergen Community College

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