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Teaching French Pronunciation
Read more: Teaching French PronunciationSpeaking French and writing French are very different. Not all the letters in a French word are pronounced and the letter combinations to form vowel sounds are different than in English. Learning the rules for pronunciation will not only help learners be understood, it will also improve spelling and will increase a student’s understanding of…
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Dyslexia and language learning
Read more: Dyslexia and language learningIn my previous post I have shared actionable steps for making a more equitable language class: In this post I am going to explain a few ways to support dyslexic learners in language class, to be further inclusive. Dyslexic students may start language classes apprehensive because they know their own challenges. On a regular basis…
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Scaffolding for language students
Read more: Scaffolding for language studentsScaffolding for language students: Building on knowledge of the RDC To support all students, our goal is to create learning experiences that work for every young person in our classroom. We want to have multiple pathways to acquiring new vocabulary and our students will learn based on the repetition of these many different activities. Ways…
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Strategies for reading with Novices
Read more: Strategies for reading with NovicesHere are strategies for teaching reading so that the next time your students are tackling a text, you can rely on these ideas. I have ten to share to support you in your teaching of reading to Novices. Other examples of Novice readings:Calendrier scolaire avec prénomsFourniture Scolaires Liste ModèlePour une rentrée scolaire éco-responsable Vos stars…
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