Students and teachers turned to ESL learning apps when in-person classrooms closed. But this approach doesn't totally bridge the gap for students.

Out of necessity and intent, the use of online learning apps surged during the pandemic. For ESL students and educators, that growth will likely continue.

Amarillo College, for several years, has been offering English as a Second Language (ESL) classes for its students, especially students who are part of the Amarillo College Truck Driving Academy.

New report by established AI-integration App company Top Apps AI explains the impact of AI integration in educational technologies geared toward English as a Second Language (ESL) students ...

The transition to virtual learning during the pandemic has posed challenges for English learners both young and old. In public school, private ESL programs and public English classes, both adult and K ...

Virtual learning creates difficulties for ESL students. For non-native speaking English students, trying to get good grades while learning a new language can be challenging at the best of times ...

That doesn't mean each of the 170 schools in JCPS will have an ESL teacher, Hebert added. "Depending on student numbers and needs, some schools might have a full-time ESL teacher," Hebert said.

In-person ESL learning returning to Labrador after halting when the pandemic hit The best way to learn a language is to practise with others in these circles, says one newcomer ...