CELT,  Center for Expansion of Language and Thinking

CELT, founded in 1972, is a nonprofit educational corporation, international in scope, whose members believe in the principles of education for democracy with a focus on natural language learning and inquiry.  These principles are supported by beliefs in learners and learning, teachers and teaching, and language and curriculum.  The members of CELT are dedicated to the improvement of education through a greater understanding of the relationship between language, thought, and learning.

CELT includes a rich diversity of people who share similar beliefs about language and learning but have widely varied background experiences.  CELT members are university educators, independent consultants, school administrators, and teachers.

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CELT
100 Heritage Road
Bloomington, Indiana 47408
(812) 856-8276
(812) 856-8287 FAX

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Clientele refers to persons who might benefit from CELT's services.
Actions refers to services offered by CELT members.
Officers lists CELT's officers, its board members, and its past presidents.
Political Advocacy is a section containing a packet of materials that is a Guide to Political Advocacy for Educators and Administrators.

CELT FYI starts a section open only to CELT members.  It offers access to the CELT ListServ, a calendar of meetings and conferences, the CELT newsletter (Get a Grip) and articles and statements available only to CELT members.