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4 thoughts on “Leigh Anne Munoz”
Hi Leigh Anne,
Your bio resonated with me. As a fellow French teacher and one who toils alone both with the language and the method, I am looking forward to your insights. Glad to meet you!
PS: My French one class -31 kids, 40 minute period – are also very quiet. I pulled out a few props and did Jan Holter Kittok’s Wizard of Oz story on Friday with actors. That seemed to bring them to life. They do the gestures and seem to like the songs, but they “sag” easily. It’s like pulling teeth to get them to ask for clarification. They are almost too quiet sometimes. I have hesitated to do full blown stories because only a few seem to get the game and I don’t want to lose anyone. I am looking for more of a buy in.
Leigh,
One of my good friends works at CHHS teaching English. Small World.
Drew
Who?
–LA