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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2019
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY DOUGLASS CAMPUS LOREE BUILDING 72 LIPMAN DR. NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ 08901 3 NJ Professional Development Hours - Certificate Awarded REGISTRATIONREGISTRATION FEES
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Schedule
8:30-9:00AM registration, continental breakfast
9:00-9:15 chapter meeting
9:15-10:00 roundtable on nse scholarship for teachers
10:00-10:20 spanish honor society
10:20-10:45 break
10:45-12:00 Workshop: Getting to 90% +, Part two: learn specific strategies + get new ideas for tasks and assessments
presenter - doug crouse
Doug Crouse currently teaches French and previously taught Spanish in Sparta Township School District, which named him Teacher of the Year in 2013. Doug also teaches methods of world language instruction and theories of second language acquisition at Rutgers University. A full-time board member of Foreign Language Educators of New Jersey (FLENJ), Doug co-founded and continues to coordinate the statewide Mentoring Fellowship program. In 2013, Doug was named a Mead Leadership Fellow by the Northeast Conference on the Teaching of Foreign Languages and has since mentored other Mead Fellows. Doug worked formerly as a journalist, with assignments taking him to Panama, Mexico and Colombia. Since becoming a full-time teacher, Doug has written more than a dozen feature articles for The Language Educator magazine, published by ACTFL. His previous workshop topics have included providing effective learner feedback and tracking proficiency growth.
Workshop: GOING FOR 90% + , part two: Learn specific strategies and get new ideas for tasks and assessments for the world language classroom
In today's workshop, Doug will share advice on cultivating a classroom environment where both instructor and students meet ACTFL's standard of 90 percent target language use. Within that critical topic, we'll look for activities and task while setting goals for students to track their proficiency-related growth.
Attendees at our Congreso Primaveral learned so much from Doug's workshop on Going for 90%: How to Keep Yourself and your Students in the Target Language that they requested more - so here is Part Two! Please note that you do not need to have been present at the first workshop in order to reap the benefits of this one.)
Attendees at our Congreso Primaveral learned so much from Doug's workshop on Going for 90%: How to Keep Yourself and your Students in the Target Language that they requested more - so here is Part Two! Please note that you do not need to have been present at the first workshop in order to reap the benefits of this one.)
directions to loree building
From Route 18 North in New Brunswick
Proceed on Route 18 North, pass the intersection with Paulus Boulevard, and bear right to access the local lanes marked "New Brunswick Exits George Street–Route 172–Cook/Douglass."
Immediately get in the left lane and make a left at the traffic light. Pass over Route 18, go through the next traffic light; then, following signs to George Street, stay in the right lane as you enter the roundabout. Bear right in the roundabout onto George Street.
At the next traffic light (Nichol Avenue), you are in the heart of the Douglass Campus; the Douglass Campus Center is on the left side of the intersection.
Turn left onto Nichol Avenue and then make the next left onto the Loree Building access road. Park in front of the building.
Proceed on Route 18 North, pass the intersection with Paulus Boulevard, and bear right to access the local lanes marked "New Brunswick Exits George Street–Route 172–Cook/Douglass."
Immediately get in the left lane and make a left at the traffic light. Pass over Route 18, go through the next traffic light; then, following signs to George Street, stay in the right lane as you enter the roundabout. Bear right in the roundabout onto George Street.
At the next traffic light (Nichol Avenue), you are in the heart of the Douglass Campus; the Douglass Campus Center is on the left side of the intersection.
Turn left onto Nichol Avenue and then make the next left onto the Loree Building access road. Park in front of the building.
parkingFree parking in Douglass Deck (recommended) + Lots 79 + 79A (a few streets away) without permits. All others will be ticketed.
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