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Supporting English Language Learners

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Equity & Inclusion, Teach

“Like a Mime in a Box”: Supporting Newcomer and English Language Learner Children in the Early Years

August 25, 2018

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Kamini Kamdar

Hi! I’m Kamini, an early childhood educator, Ph.D. candidate, researcher, and consultant. Through Teach Grow Love, I bridge research and practice, sharing insights on culturally responsive pedagogy, equity in early learning, and systemic change in education. Whether through consulting, speaking engagements, or writing, I support educators and organizations in fostering inclusive learning spaces.

Looking for expert guidance on culturally responsive early learning? I bring a research-based, equity-focused approach to support educators, families, and organizations through:

Equity & Inclusion in Early Childhood Education
Family Engagement & Multilingual Learning
Research & Policy in Early Years
Professional Development for Educators

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