Step into Mondays!

Step into Mondays!

By Sandrine HopeEducation
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Step into Mondays! episodes

  • 7. How do we teach our students to carry a conversation?
    In this episode, Sandrine and Krista get together despite a very stormy day in Alabama and put together a lesson on communication strategies. The objective is to help students prepare for impromptu conversations in target language.
    The Alabama weather carried through the recording and halfway through Krista comes through as a psychic, answering and reacting before (or at the same time) Sandrine speaks. We apologize for that eerie experience - which is an added bonus to this great ride on language teaching.
    Don't forget to notice the new intro (transition and exit) music! Feel free to drop us a line and tell us what you think about it. 
    Also feel free to suggest topics you'd like to see us tackle. 
    The email is [email protected]
    1 hr 6 min
  • 6. What are you teaching next class? Let's brainstorm!
    Sandrine is trying to build her Spanish back up and show Krista what she can do with it. Meanwhile Krista is thinking ahead to next week's class so Krista and Sandrine put their heads together and come up with a lesson plan while being mindful of classroom objectives, and modes of communication.
    Thank you to all the new listeners, we hope you're enjoying the show. Let us know how we're doing... [email protected]
    40 min
  • 5. Testing, testing... but in a meaningful way to avoid cheating
    After several episodes of discussing activities and giving teachers tips on how to make the current remote teaching situation easier, Krista and Sandrine tackle the ever stressful assessment topic. They offer some way to assess language students, as well as discuss some of their favorite assessment strategies. The topic of cheating also come up and what they have successfully done to limit its occurrence. Check it out!
    And if you have specific comments or requests for topics, the email is [email protected]
    42 min
  • 1. Cut yourself some slack
    At a time when schools are closing temporarily (until it becomes permanent for the end of the school year), teachers are finding themselves in front of the monumental class of reproducing their every day magic via remote settings. Resources and ideas are everywhere, but where to begin. That's what Krista and Sandrine discuss today as they hope to build a diverse and engaged language teachers community.
    33 min
  • What this podcast is about? What can we expect?

    This is our try-it episode. We got together, completely unprepared (we forgot the mics, the laptop to access the website we brought up, the textbook or activities that sparked the conversation). So imagine what it could be had we had all the necessary resources!


    21 min

About Step into Mondays!

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Two World Language teachers get together to discuss theory and its application in the classroom. So if you've ever thought "that sounds great but I don't know how it would look in a classroom", this podcast is for you as we show you not only how it looks but walk you through it. And everything is rooted in best practices for effective language teaching.