Teaching first year students, I feel it’s my job to make sure students leave my class with an understanding of where French is spoken. Naturally, […] Read More
The Travel Film Archive has an impressive YouTube channel chock full of videos taken all over the world from the early 1900s through the 1960s. There […] Read More
Last year I decided it was time to start a pen pal project with a francophone class. I had wanted to do one for awhile […] Read More
One of the things I like to hone in on when I’m teaching meal-taking is how different eating establishments such as a boulangerie, café, glacier, […] Read More
I think I first learned about iFaketext on Pinterest. iFaketext is a web-based application that allows users to create a fake text message exchange on an […] Read More
..or mini chalkboards or even a whiteboard ipad app! I love using mini whiteboards in my classroom because I see my students automatically become more […] Read More
I know many of you use Evernote for various purposes, but since there are so many ways to use it, I thought I’d share what […] Read More
Back in March, I gave a presentation at the Capital Organization of Language Teachers (COLT) Annual Conference in Schenectady, NY, about blogging to connect […] Read More
I’ve read lots of blog posts on where to find authentic resources, but I thought I might add my own to […] Read More
