This article explores the essential role of communication and language in learning mathematics. Implications for English language learners taught primarily by English-speaking teachers are highlighted. In this paper (and their related book), the authors advocate regular use of pedagogical strategies such as "help English learners talk-to-learn during mathematics lessons" and "provide mathematical and organizational representations."
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