co-sponsored by FLACS

Thank you to everyone who attended this conference!
It was a success because of you!


Kin Chee
Associate for Foreign Languages
Office of Bilingual Education and Foreign Language Studies

New York State Education Department
Jennifer Eddy, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of World Language Education

Queens College
Rosa Riccio Pietanza
NYU - Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development

NYU / Steinhardt
Elaine Margarita, Ph.D.
Curriculum Associate for World Languages
Jericho Schools


Scheduled workshops
(please mouse over presenter to read the workshop description)
Aligning LOTE with the Common Core
Patricia A Lennon, Ed.D.
Simplified Differentiation:
How to Stretch Your Existing Lesson Plan
Marisa Bel,
Ph.D.
Creating a Professional Teaching Portfolio
Robin
Thompson

The Dos and Don'ts of Item Writing - A How-To Guide
John
Carlino
               
Tech Show 'n Tell
Carmen
Campos
Learning the Danielson Rubric
Marisa Bel,
Ph.D.
FLES Success in the 21st Century
Tara
Tassani
Inter-Rater Reliability and the NYS Assessments
Al
Martino
               
Travel with Students - The School Exchange Model
John
Carlino

Make it Fun, There's an App for That!
Carmen
Campos
Turnarounds for Transfer: Designing Performance Assessments in the Three Modes
Jennifer Eddy, Ph.D.
 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
           

Elaine
Margarita, PhD

SLOs Revisited
Joan Anderson

Robert
Dennis

IB and the Common Core
Kerri Titone

Carolyn Grobe

Encouraging Communication
Carmelina Zitarosa
               

col·lo·qui·um (k-lkw-m)
_n._ _pl._ COL·LO·QUI·UMS or COL·LO·QUI·A (-kw-)
1. An informal meeting for the exchange of views.
2. An academic seminar on a broad field of study, usually led by a
different lecturer at each meeting.

[Latin, _conversation_, from colloqu_, to talk
together_ : com-, _com-_ + loqu_, to speak_; see tolk^w- in
Indo-European roots.

The NYSAFLT Colloquium is a forum in which LOTE colleagues share perspectives, exchange ideas, and develop responses to issues of importance to the LOTE education community. At the 2013 Colloquium, participants will focus on the timely and important topic of "LOTE, SLOs and the Common Core: Building Connections"

Because continued professional growth is important for the success of all teachers, please join us on April 26 for the 2013 NYSAFLT Colloquium. We value your input!

 
Thank you for joining us on April 26, 2013
Queens College
Flushing, NY
 
 

Download Key Documents

Key Follow-Up Documents

 

 

For additional information contact: 

Bill Anderson
Conference Chair

       

New York State Association of Foreign Languages, Inc. (NYSAFLT)
2400 Main Street
Buffalo, New York  14214
716.836.3130 | 716.836.3020 (f)
info@nysaflt.org

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