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Fasten Your Seat Belt
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9 thoughts on “Fasten Your Seat Belt”
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So cute!
Absolutely love it! What a cool analogy!!
Funny! I actually did go to my classroom and made a huge pile of all of my Spanish books that I won’t need anymore or shouldn’t be of use in a CI classroom. I’m going to dump them all somewhere, need to find an ocean (or Salvation Army)!
Weren’t you a flight attendant before becoming a teacher?
Sabrina is probably needing a 48 hour day to get moved out here to Denver from Chicago so I will answer for her – I think she worked for SwissAir but in the area of training personnel. That’s maybe why she is such a great trainer at comprehensible input!
I got a nice report from Diane about the Chicago training, by the way, and then it got jammed up in the queue here. I need to post that. The feeling I got from Diane’s report is that Chicago is going to be just fine with the people in place there even if Sabrina comes to Denver. So that’s a good thing!
Yep, and the follow-up from people who attended are things like, “I’m so glad we’re meeting again in Nov.” and “I never want to feel so isolated again, like before that meeting” and I think it was a total hit with all of us who attended. I am really pumped for the school year and it’s thanks to that meeting.
I second that the meeting went really well. We must stop people from feeling isolated, because isolation is what will cause people to fall back on safe things like textbooks.
Perfect!
with love,
Laurie