Sentences with phrase «foreign language educators»

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That's what the New York board of regents told educators last week about a policy it had hastily adopted 11 days earlier requiring the equivalent of three years of a foreign language to graduate from high school.

For some extra tips and tricks, U.K. - based educator Joe Dale expounds on the many boons of Skype in the foreign language classroom on his blog, JoeDale.typepad.com.

Educators want what's best for their learners and second and foreign language teachers are no exception.

Using authentic material, such as short films, enables educators to help students access this world and make foreign languages real to them.

In fact, Tennessee is now piloting a similar program for foreign - language educators.

A recent study conducted by the Council for Basic Education confirms what many educators have feared: The curriculum is narrowing as schools zero in on reading, writing, and math at the expense of the arts, foreign languages, and elementary - level social studies.

Some educators say more technical STEM activities «level the playing field» for students who don't perform well in more traditional classes, like foreign language.

For educators who teach subjects outside the state's longstanding testing system, like foreign language, music, and art, the adjustment to the new teacher evaluation system has been particularly jarring.

In Ohio, the examinations for licensure include the Ohio Assessments for Educators (OAE) and, if teaching foreign languages, the ACTFL / LTI World Languages Examinations.

However, depending on the school district and certifications held by the individual educator, a teacher may be both a foreign language teacher and an ESL / TESOL teacher.

Long Island educators frequently attribute the popularity of their schools to enriched program offerings — for example, Advanced Placement courses, science research classes and foreign language instruction in elementary grades.