100+ Resources for ESL/ELL Students, Teachers & Parents
Being able to communicate in English is critical to succeeding in today’s world – yet the language can be challenging to learn as a nonnative speaker. Whether you’re an ESL student, parent, or teacher, use these resources to help make the path to proficiency easier.


STEPS Staff

David Ceron
David Ceron has been an educator for 14 years with experience in elementary, middle school, and high school. He normally has worked in areas where the ELL population is 50% or higher.
Updated
08/14/2020
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Chrome
When visiting a site that’s not in your native language, Chrome should automatically display a pop-up at the top of the browser window. If this doesn’t work, click on the translate button manually or right click anywhere on the page and click Translate to [Language]. For more information on how to translate webpages in Chrome, follow these instructions from Google.