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Power in progress: Connect students to themselves through progress monitoring of vocabulary knowledge.

22 Jun 2023
A mistake I made often early in my language teaching career was to hold the mindset that I set the content, pace and vocabulary that students will learn. It took…
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Optimize your School by Lee Jenkins – Required Reading for Educational Leaders

8 Jun 20219 Jun 2021
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Error Correction: Why does it seem natural when we know it is a waste of time for acquisition?

2 Feb 202011 Feb 2020
Lately, I've discovered myself in moments where I correct students' Latin errors in class.  You might already be thinking, "Correcting a students' language mistake in a language class makes sense." …
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Better Than Carrots or Sticks: Takeaways from Chapter 1.

8 Jul 20182 Aug 2022
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Comprehensible Input Activities

  • Vocabulary Activities: Initial interactions with input.
  • Pre-Reading Activities: Focus their attention on a text before approaching it.
  • During Reading Activities: Create Novelty with Simple Adjustments
    • Self Directed Reading: My take on Free Voluntary Reading
  • Post Reading Activities: Reading Reps on the Path to Mastery of a Text.
  • Language Tasks: Data Processing in the Target Language.
  • Videos for Learning Latin
  • Latin Video Resources
  • Digital Products in Comprehensible Latin
  • Stoa – Educational Leadership Portfolio

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