The following resources contain information and advice for instructors working with non-native speakers of English including, but not limited to, cultural differences in education, class participation, communication, listening comprehension, note-taking, writing, and presenting.

Tips for Teaching Non-Native English Speaking Students by Margareta Larsson of Georgia State University

Files for Faculty and Writing Specialists by University of Toronto

Recognizing and Addressing Cultural Variations in the Classroom by Eberly Center for Teaching Excellence Intercultural Communication Center-Carnegie Mellon University

Valuing Written Accents from George Mason University

Teaching International Students: Pedagogical Issues and Strategies by Center for Research on Learning and Teaching, University of Michigan

Creating Inclusive College Classrooms by Center for Research on Learning and Teaching, University of Michigan

 

The following e-books are available through the Wilmington University Library and also contain a variety of information and resources for instructors working with non-native English speaking students.

Look at me when I talk to you: ESL learners in non-ESL classrooms by Helmer & Eddy (2002)

WAC and second language writers: Research towards linguistically and culturally inclusive programs and practices by Zawacki & Cox (2014)

Teaching international students: Improving learning for all by Carroll & Ryan (2005)

International student adaptation to academic writing in higher education by Tran (2013)