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N O V E M B E R 2 0 0 9 |
Online Workshops from OTAN:
- Creating Podcasts for your Courses - November 13th
- Show Your Slide Shows to the World! - November 16th
- Using Moodle to Create a Course Web Site - November 17th
- Free Customized Class Web Site Aligned to Your Curriculum - November 18th
- CAHSEE: Stepping Into Your Future - November 18th
- Quizzes and Assessments in Moodle - November 19th
- Easy Excel Activities for the Classroom: Create a Personal Budget - November 20th
- Using Picture Dictionaries in the Multilevel ESL Classroom - November 20th
Registration closes 7 days before the workshop, and online workshops with insufficient enrollment are subject to
cancellation. So don't delay registering!
Schedule a workshop at your school - It's free! Contact Linda Swanson at
lswanson@otan.us or 800-894-3113
The full digest is available at www.otan.us/digest
and contains links to full news stories and information on training opportunities.
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Presentation: Recurrent Action Grammar
Nov. 2 at 1:30 PM
Chinatown Campus
Libby Kuizenga
Elizabeth Kuizenga will be giving a presentation about her methods and materials, including her new book just out called Recurrent Action Grammar: Achieving ESL Acquisition in the TPR Classroom.
It includes the complete teacher's guide for the Live Action English Interactive Workbooks, as well as complete instructions for introducing and practicing 4 basic verb tenses and many other basic grammar points in text with actions and props in the classroom.
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The Power of Communities: Norther Regional CATSOL Nov. 7, 2009
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Mt. Diablo Adult School, Concord
The Call for Proposals is available
online.
. Deadline for proposal submission is September 20.
You can also download the conference flyer for more information and posting.
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O C T O B E R 2 0 0 9 |
Literacy Workshop
Hosted by the Staff Development Committee
ESL Literacy Workshop
9:00-12:30, Saturday, Oct. 17
Mission Campus Literacy Room (room 318)
Everyone is welcome -- new and veteran literacy teachers alike --
The format is a panel discussion. Five experienced Literacy instructors will share their expertise.
Topics will range from the what's happening in the current research to very practical, take-it-to the-classroom-on-Monday activities and strategies.
We've had several of these workshops in the past and they are always inspirational.
Please RSVP so we have a general idea of a head count (handouts and such)
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