Of the many questions Robert asks of the textbook companies in this series of articles, this is my favorite: How does the textbook align with the

Robert continues with his questions for textbook companies. It would be nice if they would answer. But they won't. Their involvement in education is not

Robert continues to adress Sarah's original questions with some questions of his own: How do the textbook's scope and sequence align with the Natural Order of

In this third article in this series, Robert begins a series of responses to Sarah's questions. Sarah had said:

A teacher wrote to me in an email this week: Q. Ben I am thinking of joining your PLC, but what would you say is the

Next Wednesday night (Dec. 19th) I am doing a webinar for Teacher's Discovery on why reading is so important in a CI language program. All

Robert starts out by presenting some questions he had read on the moretprs listserve: On the moretprs Yahoo group, one of the members made inquiry about

It's odd that the big textbook companies have held dominion over our profession for so long. It's even more odd how the annual ACTFL conference,

In many ways the new AP exam is better than the old one. There is no cloze exercise, and there are no discrete-item grammar questions.

For those doing the Star, I am beginning the Zoom trainings on how to use it over winter break. The information is on my website.