Hello, all! I am so excited you’ve stumbled across my corner of the internet. My name is Savanah Stewart, and I am currently a graduate student studying Multilingual Learner Education. While I’ve wanted to start a blog for my previous, current, and future work with multilingual learners, an upcoming assignment in my Language, Education, and Diversity class has given me the push to finally materialize this idea into a working website.
Its name, Wugerful Wesources, was inspired by my love for all things to do with Jean Berko Gleason’s iconic wug test in the 1950s. The whole title is a play on the idea of having wonderful resources but with a sprinkle of linguistic flair.
As I continue graduate school, I’ll primarily be posting from the “scholarly” side of multilingual education (aka I don’t have my own classroom just yet). However, when I graduate in May 2027, I so look forward to sharing more of my practical experiences and materials with all of you once I become an ESOL teacher in the Southeast.
Here’s to the beginning of our wugerful journey on this platform!