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by Zachary Jones
Aug 1, 2011
Hello fellow World Language teachers! We've created a video called ACTFL World Languages 21st Century Skills: A Visual Introduction that we'd love to share with everyone:
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Dry-erase board art + 21st Century Skills! :) Hope it proves useful and interesting to you!
Saludos Zachary
I am a German teacher with many years of experience with children, university, and mature students. I live in Oakville (Toronto), Ontario, and if you are interested in starting to learn the language or to improve your skills, please contact me. Brigitte
by Julia Brassat
Aug 21, 2011
I am a highly qualified and experienced teacher of German and TESOL and I would love to find a teacher position in the US. However, the problem is that I don´t hold a work permit. Can anybody give advice how and where to find a job in the US and how to get the work permit?
Thanks a lot for your help. Julia
by Sheila Ludwig
Aug 26, 2011
We have lost our German instructor very recently. The school has notified us that all German classes will be cancelled if no teacher is found. School starts September 7. The high school is in Laguna Hills and the job listing is at [link removed]
by New Horizons For Learning
Sep 5, 2011
New Horizons for Learning, a Johns Hopkins University run website, is in the process of creating an Educational Technology Resource Database, and needs volunteers to help in the project! Get access to all kinds of new resources and help us create a database teachers can use.
Our users visit this site from all over the globe and bring a we...See MoreNew Horizons for Learning, a Johns Hopkins University run website, is in the process of creating an Educational Technology Resource Database, and needs volunteers to help in the project! Get access to all kinds of new resources and help us create a database teachers can use.
Our users visit this site from all over the globe and bring a wealth of experience. As we move forward with this initiative, our users will be the key to this project's success. After all, whose reviews would you trust? Most likely motivated teachers, with experience in yoursubject area, who have tested the educational technology resources in their classrooms. Please consider applying for one of the volunteer opportunities below, submitting a resource you would like our team to review, or sharing your experiences with a technology resource that has made a difference in your classroom or school.
Subject Consultant New Horizons for Learning is in need of five consultants, one in each of the following subject areas: Fine Arts, Foreign Languages, Math, Science and Social Studies. Consultants are responsible for coordinating a team of reviewers, editing their team's contributions to the database, identifying relevant resources, and serving as a liaison between our editors and their review teams. Consultants should be experienced integrators of technology and proficient in their subject area. Strong leadership, organization, communication, and writing skills are musts. Most importantly, interested applicants should be genuinely interested in contributing their voice to help New Horizons develop a database to increase the ease and efficiency with which their colleagues can access resources to aid educational technology implementation.
Educational Technology Reviewer New Horizons for Learning is in need of reviewers in six subject areas: English, Fine Arts, Foreign Languages, Math, Science and Social Studies. Reviewers will be asked to try educational technology resources in their classrooms and evaluate their effectiveness and efficiency while providing valuable tips for user implementation. Reviewers will work in online teams, coordinated by a subject consultant, to produce these evaluations of tested resources for the database. Strong writing skills, content knowledge, ability to meet deadlines, and an interest in educational technology are musts. Most importantly, interested applicants should be genuinely interested in contributing their voice to help New Horizons develop a database to increase the ease and efficiency with which their colleagues can access resources to aid educational technology implementation.
For more information, please email nhfl.[email removed].
by Jen Tebbe
Oct 27, 2011
I’m a Project Editor with John Wiley & Sons, Inc. in Indianapolis. We publish the yellow-and-black reference books in the For Dummies series. I’m working on a new title, German Essentials For Dummies, and am looking for a high school or college-level German teacher to serve as a Technical Editor. The Technical Editor is responsible for revi...See MoreI’m a Project Editor with John Wiley & Sons, Inc. in Indianapolis. We publish the yellow-and-black reference books in the For Dummies series. I’m working on a new title, German Essentials For Dummies, and am looking for a high school or college-level German teacher to serve as a Technical Editor. The Technical Editor is responsible for reviewing the author’s text to ensure it’s accurate, complete, and appropriate for our audience — people who have some knowledge of German and want to polish their skills so they can pass a class/test or help a child with homework.
If you’re interested in this opportunity, please contact me by November 3 at [email removed]!
by Adele Marie Crouch
Dec 16, 2011
Would like you opinion on the value of bilingual children's books for building vocabulary. Is this kind of material helpful for beginner students?
Hi all!
I was wondering if any one here was familiar with VELS (Victorian Essential Learning Standards). Do you use the ICT standards of VELS for teaching German at school?
Azadeh from Melbourne
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