"The video library excerpts capture the range of foreign language teaching practices shown in the collection. You will see students in elementary, middle, and high school classrooms studying eight different languages. You'll see the students communicating with one another and with their teacher, learning culturally rich content, making connections to other disciplines, comparing cultures, and using the language in real-life contexts."
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Teacher Education for Languages with Technology / Formation des enseignants de langue avec les TICE
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La classe inversée, c’est d’envoyer le jeune à la maison avec un clip vidéo expliquant la notion et un devoir. Rien d’expliqué en classe auparavant. L’élève peut alors regarder, mettre sur pause, réécouter des passages jusqu’à tant qu’il puisse mieux comprendre, et c’est censé faire un miracle. Et le temps de classe ensuite est utilisé pour partager, la collaboration, échanger sur les éléments compris versus ceux moins bien, plutôt que de prendre du temps pour faire regarder les élèves au tableau…
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The Annenberg Foundation has this series of edited classroom videos showing examples of activities taught in second language classrooms with learner and teacher commentaries. For professional development, there are also questions to guide teachers in their analysis of the examples (French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Russian).