In this episode Krista and Sandrine read each other's mind before discussing benefits of short films in the classroom and suggesting presentational and interpersonal activities for the movies.

In this episode, Krista and Sandrine talk with Paul Sandrock. They discuss assessments, proficiency descriptors, etc. This episode is full of fabulous advice - a packed-full workshop!

mentioned in the episode: How to teach so your students will remember by Marilee Sprenger.

In this episode, Krista and Sandrine build a lesson with activities to use the 5 Cs. The topic of the unit is around the city.

In this episode Krista and Sandrine talk about Sandrine's experience as an AP rater and how it changed her teaching. Tune in even if you don't teach AP language classes.

In this episode, Krista and Sandrine welcome Michelle Olah and discuss grammar in context. What is it? How do you teach it? And you don't want to miss Michelle's story about her travels to Spain with her family. Anchovies anyone?

In this episode Krista and Sandrine build a lesson around a video (notice the hyperlink). Follow along to recreate the lesson and use it in your class if you teach French, or follow along to see the creative process that they use.

Lots of shout-outs in this episode...the SCOLT Board of Directors, Elena Kamenetzki, Carmen Scoggins, Florencia Henshaw, Victoria Russell, Amanda Hajji, Shannon Borun and Heidi Trude.

In this episode Krista and Sandrine discuss steps to successfully start a book-club with students, and ways to organize it.

Reach out via email ([email protected]) or social media.

https://www.readingandwritinghaven.com/run-book-club-classroom-best-form-choice-reading/

https://everydayesl.com/blog/book-club

https://cpet.tc.columbia.edu/one-book-book-club/book-club-in-the-classroom-10-tips-for-success

Join Krista and Sandrine as they discuss ways to adapt TPRS when having to follow a textbook. 

Shoutouts to Craig Sheehy at TPRS, TPRS, Page to Practice Podcast, Lisa Bartels and Mayem Bialik (with her podcast).

Have you heard of TPRS but still don't know what it looks like in the classroom? Then this episode is for you as Krista and Sandrine become students again in a Japanese classroom. And then debrief about it. Don't wait another minute, click play! And click on the links to access the support documents.

Support document 1 and support document 2 

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Information about TPRS can be found here: tprsbooks.com, https://www.instagram.com/TPRSbooks/, twitter.com/tprsbooks/, portal.tprsbooks.com, ebooks.tprsbooks.com

In this episode, Krista and Sandrine chat with Blaine Ray and Craig Sheehy about TPRS. They bring up how it came about, how it works and its results.

Next week's episode will include a demonstration in Japanese.

Share your experiences with TPRS, aha moments, etc. via email or social media.

Information about TPRS can be found here: tprsbooks.com, https://www.instagram.com/TPRSbooks/, twitter.com/tprsbooks/, portal.tprsbooks.com, ebooks.tprsbooks.com