Are you going to NECTFL (Northeast Conference on the Teaching of Foreign Languages) February 13-14th in New York City? If so, don't miss all of our excellent WTL contributors who will presenting there. Maris Hawkins has put together this list to guide you as you pick your sessions! Pre-Conference Workshops on Thursday, February 13 … Continue reading We Teach Languages at NECTFL 2020
WTL at ACTFL ’19 in DC
Will you be at the ACTFL (American Council for the Teaching of Foreign Languages) convention in Washington DC next week? As you are planning your calendar, keep in mind that many of our We Teach Languages podcast contributors will be there as well. In fact, Maris Hawkins put together a Google Doc listing all of … Continue reading WTL at ACTFL ’19 in DC
Looking back: A #TBT Midweek News Contribution by Elyse Petit
Last year, in response to Episode 49: Multiliteracies and CARLA Resources for Teachers with Kate PaesaniProfessor Elyse Petit wrote a guest article for our Midweek News #9.
Giveaway: Help us celebrate 100 episodes!!
Add your ideas to the comments section of your favorite We Teach Languages episodes and you might win some cool podcast swag!! More information here: https://weteachlang.com/2019/04/21/giveaway-100-episodes
Looking back: A #TBT Midweek News Contribution by Marc Jones
Last year, in response to Episode 46: Labor Issues and Language Teaching with Mura Nava, Marc Jones, whom you can find on Twitter @11thhourspecial, wrote a guest article for our Midweek News #6.
Stacey’s Episode Recommendations: Getting Started with Communicative Language Teaching
In this post, Stacey recommends four We Teach Languages episodes about emphasizing real communication and comprehensible input over traditional grammar instruction. https://weteachlang.com/2019/04/05/recommendations-stacey-getting-started
We Teach Languages ACTFL18 BONUS
In this ACTFL18 BONUS episode, Stacey talks about three things you should do if you will be attending the 2018 convention of the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages in new Orleans this week.
For links and show notes, visit https://weteachlang.com/2018/11/12/actfl18-bonus
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My Episode Recommendations: A Guest Blog Post from Sara Tilleman
This guest post comes from from Sara Tilleman, a university lecturer and ESL department head in Israel, discussing three We Teach Languages episodes she recommends. https://weteachlang.com/2018/11/05/recommendations-sara-tilleman