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I am looking for ways to make students of African American heritage feel more connected to the German language. I am especially interested in strategies other teachers have used while teaching African American middle school students. I am also trying to find famous or important African Germans also known as Afrodeutsch. I want photos for the classrooms and facts. I have found a little on the net but if anyone else has already hurdled this task, I hate to reinvent the wheel. I am reviving a struggling MS program and I want to be as successful as possible. Thanks.
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