FLESFEST 2020
Envision 20/20: Seeing is Believing. Look at What Novice Learners Can Do!
Keynote Speaker: Pam Delfosse
Keynote Presentation (click to view)
Seeing the World through the Lens of Stories
Presenter: Lynn Sessler Neitzel
Stories open our eyes and our minds! Come see how to implement one story at different levels to advance student learning, as well as how to connect stories that complement one another throughout a unit to help meet curricular goals and student learning outcomes.
Presentation Notes (coming soon)
Designing Focused Lessons for Learning
Presenter: Pam Delfosse
Let’s focus together on ways to plan for learning that will lead to guided and independent student language use. We’ll see how the Wisconsin Standards for World Languages come to life in the classroom to support Novice learners in developing proficiency.
Presentation Notes (click to view)
Refreshing Your Perspective through an Immersion Experience
Presenter: Margaret Noodin
Look at what WE can do as novice learners by participating in a micro-lesson taught in Anishinaabe (Ojibwe). Let’s refresh our teaching practices (and satisfy the language learner in us) by experiencing first-hand this important language in Wisconsin and North America.
Presentation Notes (click to view)
20/20 Focus Groups - Round Table Discussion & Networking
Let’s take a fresh new look at best practices by joining fellow participants in a series of round table discussions.
Stay on Target: Strategies for Supporting Target Language Use (Jessica King)
Keep it Real: Choosing and Using Authentic Resources (Josh LeGreve)
Refresh and Refocus: Rekindling Our Love for Teaching and Learning (Anita Alkhas and Deb Boness)
Up and At’em: Building from Novice to Intermediate Levels (Helena Curtain)
Round Table Discussion Notes (click to view)
Keynote Speaker: Pam Delfosse
Keynote Presentation (click to view)
Seeing the World through the Lens of Stories
Presenter: Lynn Sessler Neitzel
Stories open our eyes and our minds! Come see how to implement one story at different levels to advance student learning, as well as how to connect stories that complement one another throughout a unit to help meet curricular goals and student learning outcomes.
Presentation Notes (coming soon)
Designing Focused Lessons for Learning
Presenter: Pam Delfosse
Let’s focus together on ways to plan for learning that will lead to guided and independent student language use. We’ll see how the Wisconsin Standards for World Languages come to life in the classroom to support Novice learners in developing proficiency.
Presentation Notes (click to view)
Refreshing Your Perspective through an Immersion Experience
Presenter: Margaret Noodin
Look at what WE can do as novice learners by participating in a micro-lesson taught in Anishinaabe (Ojibwe). Let’s refresh our teaching practices (and satisfy the language learner in us) by experiencing first-hand this important language in Wisconsin and North America.
Presentation Notes (click to view)
20/20 Focus Groups - Round Table Discussion & Networking
Let’s take a fresh new look at best practices by joining fellow participants in a series of round table discussions.
Stay on Target: Strategies for Supporting Target Language Use (Jessica King)
Keep it Real: Choosing and Using Authentic Resources (Josh LeGreve)
Refresh and Refocus: Rekindling Our Love for Teaching and Learning (Anita Alkhas and Deb Boness)
Up and At’em: Building from Novice to Intermediate Levels (Helena Curtain)
Round Table Discussion Notes (click to view)
