Antonella D’Eramo

Antonella D’Eramo is a part-time instructor at Boston University Wheelock College of Education and Human Development. She instructs WED TL 520 Teaching English Learners in the Language & Literacy department. Ms. D’Eramo is a longtime educator of multilingual learners in public schools in the greater Boston area. She is currently the multilingual learner education curriculum and instruction specialist in Somerville Public Schools. In the 2023-2024 school year, she is serving as a WIDA Instructional Leader Fellow.

Ms. D’Eramo has taught at the elementary and middle school levels as a sheltered English immersion teacher, dual-language classroom teacher, and ESL teacher. She has developed expertise in integrating content and language instruction, coteaching, and facilitating classroom discourse.

She conducted research on the connections between language learning and social emotional learning in Santiago, Chile, with a Fulbright Distinguished Teacher Award. Other professional interests include comprehensive programming for students with limited or interrupted formal education (SLIFE), and integrating newcomers into the general education setting, and teacher professional growth.

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