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The World Language Proficienc Project is CI Liftoff's curriculum development & teacher training initiative, dedicated to giving ou the resources, knowledge, skills, & instructional resources to make proficienc -oriented, communicative language teaching the standard operating procedure in our classrooms, department, & district.

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Follow up materials preparation: two hours included in each whole-da session, one hour included in half-da sessions.

Follow-up coaching/consulting: $180/hour Follow-up materials preparation: $120/hour

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The World Language Proficienc Project is CI Liftoff's curriculum development & teacher training initiative, dedicated to giving ou the resources, knowledge, skills, & instructional resources to make proficienc -oriented, communicative language teaching the standard operating procedure in our classrooms, department, & district.

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Participate in a live demo lesson and then in a asynchronous demo lesson (the demos can be customized to show specific themes language levels etc) After the demos we will debrief the lesson components: ( ) Norming the Class (2) Reading Workshop (3) Guided Oral Input (4) Scaffolded Oral Review (5) Shared Writing (6) Shared Reading and (7) Student Application & Assessment

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Backwards planning with the end in mind: Student Application and Assessment three powerful low-prep strategies for students to show what they learned & for collecting daily grades & providing formative feedback for students and for planning

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Three low-prep engaging game-like "go-to" strategies for reviewing and reinforcing the concepts and language used in the Guided Oral Input

Low-prep strategies to create and use texts with your class to review and reinforce the language and concepts from Guided Oral Input and to scaffold student reading comprehension of culturally-authentic or more-challenging texts

Ways to use this daily framework with required themes topics resources vocabulary and grammar

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Backwards planning with the end in mind: Student Application and Assessment two powerful low-prep strategies for students to show what they learned & for collecting daily grades & providing formative feedback for students and for planning

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Low-prep strategies to create and use texts with your class to review and reinforce the language and concepts from the day's Guided Oral Input

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A powerful brain-friendly way to deliver meaningful contextualized grammar lessons Explore the four components of a PACE lesson (Presentation Attention Co-Construction & Extension) & why PACE lessons are different and "stickier" than "Present the Rule Practice the Rule" instruction How to break down complex grammar (e g the preterite or pass compos ) into step-by-step lessons that build on each other to guide students to deep & enduring understandings of how the grammar works Writing texts with interesting contextualized examples of the grammar points as you move through the sequence How to conduct the "Co-Construction" discussion so that you GUIDE students to form their own "rule" from the data presented in the lesson including how to help them think through inaccuracies in their initial conception without resorting to "stand and deliver" to give them the rule Four low-prep engaging reading strategies to use in the "Presentation" part of the lesson to provide repeated contextualized exposure to the grammar used in an interesting meaningful context

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Building & using an editing checklist to keep the grammar learning "top of mind" for your students & help solidify their ability to access the "rules" in their own speaking & writing

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A powerful brain-friendly way to deliver meaningful contextualized grammar lessons Explore the four components of a PACE lesson (Presentation Attention Co-Construction & Extension) & why PACE lessons are different and "stickier" than "Present the Rule Practice the Rule" instruction

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Explore what the ACTFL standards Core Practices & your state's standards say about the role of grammar instruction & what "teaching grammar as a concept in context" can look like through a demonstration of a PACE lesson Afterward deconstruct the teacher & student moves & connect them to ACTFL & state guidance

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Learn ho to break do n a comple grammar concept e g the preterite or pass compos into a seq ence of teaching points that b ild a complete nderstanding of the ario s components of the hole Learn strategies to rite model te ts ith interesting conte t ali ed e amples of the grammar sed in conte t that b ild pon each other as o mo e thro gh the seq ence of teaching points Learn concrete skills to GUIDE st dents to form their o n r le from the

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What's on hand that you want to keep toss modify dip in bronze and keep for the rest of your life And what does EVERYONE want to use compared to what can be considered an optional resource for those who want or need it We will look for "keepers " "tossers " and "fixer-uppers "

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Explore what the ACTFL standards Core Practices & your state's standards say about the role of grammar instruction & what "teaching grammar as a concept in context" can look like through a short demonstration of a PACE lesson Deconstruct the teacher & student moves & connect them to ACTFL & state guidance and to the discussions/sharing that we did on Day One

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How to use culturally-authentic resources or other challenging texts/images to "level up and down" to create modified instructional resources for beginner intermediate advanced and Heritage/Native speaker students

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Continua & cycle-aligned rubrics to create a department-wide portfolio assessment system Document student performance over time in a variety of contexts Tools to empower students to measure their growth in small specific achievable increments and that allow teachers to pass on valuable standardized assessment data across teachers/semesters/levels/schools

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Revisiting the discussions of what's most important to everybody and what "they" want us to do develop shared agreements and commitments and develop the backbone of the program to free up the spaces for individual teachers to incorporate their own passions priorities & valued resources

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What textbooks are costing you what textbooks are giving your students and what you can do about it to potentially free up funds for other purposes including classroom libraries How to deal with the Zero Budget Problem and find/modify/create/ stretch resources on a dime (or even a penny)

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Outline the scope and sequence topics/themes/ language genres/ language functions and the tools/materials/resources/strategies you have in your shared inventory and your shared assessment & articulation plan Commit to your team agreement & CELEBRATE! You have collaborated to move your department off of Square One & you are ready for the first day of the rest of your lives!

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What's on hand that you want to keep toss modify dip in bronze and keep for the rest of your life And what does EVERYONE want to use compared to what can be considered an optional resource for those who want or need it We will look for "keepers " "tossers " and "fixer-uppers " We will look for gaps or holes in the existing resources & develop strategies for creating modifying or acquiring materials to fill those needs

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How a spiral literacy-based curriculum divided by language functions (Description Narration Information Opinion and Argument) can sequence the year and program provide shared structure and goals department-wide accountability and also the maximal individual flexibility How your program can spiral back to the same functions year after year with any content to build an articulated program from beginners to advanced

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Explore what your "powers that be" say about the role of grammar instruction & what "teaching grammar as a concept in context" can look like through a short demonstration of a PACE lesson Deconstruct the teacher & student moves & connect them to ACTFL & state guidance and to the discussions/sharing about "must-haves " Explore how to address topics and themes within the language functions

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