Note: Older posts linked in this post may contain out of date information or links. That’s not to say there’s not still useful some information […] Read More
Category: authentic resources
One of my goals as a language teacher is to get students interested in exploring resources outside of class. That’s why I designed Independent Exploration. […] Read More
Finding good books to use in your classroom can be exhausting. In this post I will share 10 books I use in my classroom that […] Read More
Note: this is an update of a post I originally published in 2013. Click here to read the original post. While many of you reading […] Read More
When the calendar year comes to a close, I usually take a look back and share some of my favorite things I tried during the […] Read More
Earlier this month, I gave a presentation on Independent Exploration at the New York State Association of Foreign Language Teachers’ (NYSAFLT) Summer Institute. Although I’ve […] Read More
Back in 2016 I blogged about a speaking activity where students made a short video in groups using Adobe Spark to give a weather forecast. […] Read More
Back in 2015, I wrote a post about Introducing French Students to Impressionism. I recommend reading that post before reading this one, because this post […] Read More
Well, I’ve been trying to post my new hybrid and virtual ideas related to holidays before the holiday actually occurs so that readers have an […] Read More
NOTE: I’m reposting this, as I added some additional resources. Like just about everything we normally do in our classrooms, Mardi Gras is another […] Read More
