Free Voluntary Reading: Basics & Beyond What is FVR? How does FVR work in the world language classroom? Where are the resources for creating a FVR library? Why is FVR important in a world language setting? When can I implement FVR? If you have been pondering these or related questions, consider attending this session. You will walk away with an idea of what FVR is and how to go about making it happen in your classroom.
- Presented at MCTLC Annual Conference 2018
Breakout! Inspired by Escape Rooms, breakout boxes are a fun way for students to use teamwork and problem solving skills in the classroom. In this session, participants will get to experience a breakout as well as learn about the various resources available to create their own breakout boxes in their classroom.
- Presented at MCTLC Annual Conference 2017
Twitter for the Tech Novice: Free PD for the Language Teachers Have you heard of Twitter but haven't yet tweeted? Unsure of the potential but intrigued to unlock the power ina mere 140 characters? Please join three language teachers as they explain the basics of Twitter chats (#langchat #edtech, etc.) to connect with like-minded educators from around the world. Arrive prepared to expand your professional learning network (PLN) with rich resources and contacts.
- Presented at MCTLC Annual Conference 2017 with Daryl Boeckers & Erik Olson
"Determining Student Proficiency Level" Round Table Discussion of language teachers to discuss ACTFL Proficiency Guidelines using authentic student work. Using unaided (dictionary and translator free)student writing samples, discussion will cover how to place student work at an appropriate proficiency level based on ACTFL Proficiency Guidelines.
- Presented at MCTLC Annual Conference 2016