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6 thoughts on “Robert on Language Acquisition 4”
Do we have permission to copy this in order to give it to interested colleagues?
Yes. Anything I post to the PLC carries with it permission for the PLC members to copy and use.
Robert, this is just an exquisite description of things that, really, almost anyone could do. When I do workshops with/for Latin teachers, my focus is giving them things that they can go home and do the next day. What you are describing here meets that requirement AND it embodies all that is essential to CI work. Thank you for sharing this!
Robert,
This is a brilliant street level guide that would remove the “scare” out of any language teacher. Well done 🙂
Give to a colleague? I am using this myself! I have never written a story first, then had the students “guess” and then “compare the two.” I love that idea. Now, if I just had a projector or document camera.
Perhaps you should be writing a different kind of book alongside your novellas, Robert–a short, little “how to” in layman’s terms CI book.
I’m not joking.
Check out the IPEVO/P2V on Amazon. It’s a document reader that is under 70.00.