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A Tubful of Piranha
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7 thoughts on “A Tubful of Piranha”
I think the key is to get administators on your side. Email me and I’ll send you a shitload of documents I”ve put together.
Oh, it might help if you know my email address. christopherroberts9@gmail.com
Thanks. I sent an email.
http://www.state.nj.us/education/frameworks/worldlanguages/appendc.pdf
Yes, Jen, the NJ Framework discusses the natural approach and TPRS! I think looking at Diana Noonan’s LEAP appendices.
http://leap.dpsk12.org/The-Framework/Appendices.aspx
Chill,
When was this posted to the site? It’s recent, I imagine? Also…I need to call you. I got your message on Oct 15th. Sorry things have been hectic here. Talk soon.
I know I sound like a broken record, but don’t forget the new AP exam with its emphasis on the Three Modes of Communication. How can you do vertical teaming if the lower levels don’t also work with the Three Modes?
Not everybody wants to even believe the changes in AP. Some still want to think that grammar will always be a huge component in it.