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Monthly Archives: May 2021
How My Online Experience Will Inform Future Face-to-Face or Blended Instruction
Elfe Dona, Associate Professor of German, Wright State University When educators first had to deliver their content online in early 2020, they scrambled to get their course materials online and did not pay too much attention to the advantages that … Continue reading
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Focusing On What’s Important This Year Chris LemonSpanish Teacher, Northmont High School A young woman from Spain fell in love with a man from Chile, moved there with him and made a family. Along the way Ofelia discovered democracy and … Continue reading
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Using Short Stories, Songs and Poems in a 2nd Grade French Immersion Virtual & Hybrid Classroom
Amye R. Sukapdjo, 2nd Grade TeacherÉcole Kenwood French Immersion School The pandemic rocked learning environments everywhere in spring 2020. My current second grade students missed out on the last quarter of their first grade, which then transitioned into summer. As … Continue reading
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