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Rutgers University Inn & Conference Center Rutgers University Inn & Conference Center Douglass Campus 178 Ryders Ln, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 PARKING: Lots 74A & 82. No permit needed for conference attendees. TIME 8:30AM - 2:00PM NJ PROFESSIONAL HOURS 3.5 COST: $85 members, $95 non-members. Includes continental breakfast and a luncheon buffet. Make check payable to "AATSP- NJ Chapter". Purchase orders are accepted but your place is only guaranteed upon receipt of payment. Download File below & mail. All payments must be received by 4/15/19. Registration closes April 15, 2019. REGISTRATION: Download this registration form. Fill out & mail with check. NOTE: NO on-site registration this year. This event is strictly limited to 100 participants. |
rutgers University Inn & Conference CenterOur attendees have access to the back patio and the historic Arbor Trail. The Conference Dining Room has vaulted ceilings and floor to ceiling windows on two sides with views.
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OUR PRESENTERS + Workshops
JOSHUA CABRAL
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Teaching Millennials and Gen Z Students in the Language Classroom |
Joshua Cabral
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WORKSHOP #1
Moving Millennials and Gen Z Toward Proficiency: Task-based Activities, Motivation, Feedback and Student Empowerment through Choice
Moving Millennials and Gen Z Toward Proficiency: Task-based Activities, Motivation, Feedback and Student Empowerment through Choice
A Look at Oral Proficiency - Part II
In the follow-up workshop, two high school students will be interviewed in Spanish. Participants will be able to follow the progression of the interview and arrive at an accurate proficiency rating.
In the follow-up workshop, two high school students will be interviewed in Spanish. Participants will be able to follow the progression of the interview and arrive at an accurate proficiency rating.
DOUGLAS CROUSE
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Doug Crouse is a part-time lecturer at Rutgers University’s Institute for Global Languages and teaches French in Sparta, N.J., which named him Teacher of the Year in 2013. Doug serves on the board of Foreign Language Educators of New Jersey and is the co-organizer of FLENJ’s statewide mentoring program. In 2013, Doug was named a Mead Leadership Fellow by the Northeast Conference on the Teaching of Foreign Languages and has given workshops on a variety of topics, including target language use, classroom culture and student feedback. A former full-time journalist, he continues to write feature articles for The Language Educator magazine.
Schedule of Events
8:00AM Registration, Continental Breakfast
8:30AM Business Meeting
8:45AM Keynote
9:30AM Break
9:45AM Workshop Session 1 A
11:00AM Break
11:15AM Workshop Session 2 90% in the Target Language
12:30PM Luncheon, Contest Results, Elections, Tómbola (Raffle)
8:30AM Business Meeting
8:45AM Keynote
9:30AM Break
9:45AM Workshop Session 1 A
11:00AM Break
11:15AM Workshop Session 2 90% in the Target Language
12:30PM Luncheon, Contest Results, Elections, Tómbola (Raffle)
