Hi Ben, I’m not sure what you’re looking for in terms of a bio, but reading Erik Olsen’s helped me out a bit: I have been teaching French for 11 years, 8 of which have been in my current school, the Marion Cross School in Norwich, VT, a public K-6 school in a small but […]
Thank you Bob. Y’all can put bios here or send them to me as an email. However you do it, I can then make a separate blog post from your bios and then put them in the Group Members category. Dec. 1 is still the deadline. Bios do so much to increase the overall feeling of
La chica que habla mucho Hay una chica. La chica se llama Imani. A Imani le gusta hablar. Ella habla todos los días, todos las noches. Nunca se calla la boca. Un día, Imani va al cine. Cuando está en el cine, ella habla mucho. No habla en portugués o italiano, sino habla en francés
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Jim sent this: Thought you guys might appreciate this: “Don’t trust anybody who’d rather be grammatically correct than have a good time.” Tom Robbins, Skinny Legs and All
Here are three versions of the five Laurie wrote (five is just too much for me as I learn this) that I publish here so that I can categorize them under the Readings Based on Matava/Tripp Scripts – French category. My thinking for anyone who wants to contribute your own embedded readings for Matava or
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