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Paul A. García
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The Characteristics of 1999--is an update necessary?

As an older person without portfolio and retired, I have lots of time on my hands to ask "thought questions" such as the title of my note today implies.  I would like to ask those presently in NADSFL…Continue

Started Dec 6, 2011

Spanish/French teacher seeking employment in 2011-12

If someone is looking for a Sp/Fr teacher, K-12, I was recently contacted by my former KU colleague--a Spanish national with 1 more year on her visa is available.  She is presently teaching (and…Continue

Tags: Sought, Position, Teaching

Started Apr 11, 2011

Characteristics of Effective Foreign Language Instruction, Where is it on the site?

Good Afternoon,As I continue my ACTFL presentation preparations, I wanted to put a slide up referring to the Characteristics of Effective FL Instruction, and presumed it was on this web site, as it…Continue

Started Sep 17, 2010

 

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The Characteristics of 1999--is an update necessary?

As an older person without portfolio and retired, I have lots of time on my hands to ask "thought questions" such as the title of my note today implies.  I would like to ask those presently in NADSFL leadership positions if the time has come to revisit the Characteristics that many of us had a great part in formulating and reformulating in 1991 (Opryland) and 1998, respectively.  It would be a worthwhile activity, in my view, to update such important contributions to the profession.  I…See More
Discussion posted by Paul A. García Dec 6, 2011
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Paul A. García commented on Greta Lundgaard's event '2011 Annual Meeting'
I look forward to seeing NADSFL friends in Denver.  Best wishes from Humid Sarasota, pg
Jun 16, 2011
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Spanish/French teacher seeking employment in 2011-12

If someone is looking for a Sp/Fr teacher, K-12, I was recently contacted by my former KU colleague--a Spanish national with 1 more year on her visa is available.  She is presently teaching (and teaching very well) in a rural area, would like to find a position in an urban/suburban area.  If you know of something, contact me me off-list, and I will send you the name and c.v.   Thank you for your time.  Paul GarcíaSee More
Discussion posted by Paul A. García Apr 11, 2011
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Characteristics of Effective Foreign Language Instruction, Where is it on the site?

Good Afternoon,As I continue my ACTFL presentation preparations, I wanted to put a slide up referring to the Characteristics of Effective FL Instruction, and presumed it was on this web site, as it was on the old site.  Could not find it.  How might I therefore refer audience members to the page, please?  Just a thought, one in keeping with the request for "Supervisor's duties" that also used to be up on the site.  Answers from anyone empowered to do so and perhaps install the pages are…See More
Discussion posted by Paul A. García Sep 17, 2010
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Paul A. García is now a member of NADSFL May 11, 2010
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Name of District, City, & State
retired
My regional FL conference is:
SCOLT
My primary supervisory K-12 responsibilities are at this level:
other
Number of Teachers that I supervise:
none
Do you have a website for your program?
no
What is the current focus of your work?
doctoral program director, Univ. of South Florida
What are your three areas of expertise (for sharing with other members)?
As previously given: immersion, K-12; listening comprehension; teaching strategies, program planning
What is your greatest area of concern for your district?
n/a

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Hi Paul! Welcome to the new NADSFL website, where you can add comments, start or continue a discussion and share resources with other members. Please let us know how you like the new site. We want to share this with all NADSFL members soon, so your feedback is important.

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Call for Proposals Fourth International Immersion Conference Immersion 2012: Bridging Contexts for a Multilingual World at Crowne Plaza St. Paul-Riverfront Hotel

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October 18, 2012 to October 20, 2012
Immersion 2012:Bridging Contexts for a Multilingual WorldCall for Papers--Due March 2Featured Plenary SpeakersDonna Christian, Senior Fellow, Center for Applied Linguistics, USAEster de Jong, Associate Professor, University of Florida, USATīmoti Kāretu, Executive Director, Te Panekiretanga o Te Reo, Te Wānanga o Aotearoa, New ZealandRoy Lyster, Professor, McGill University, CanadaMerrill Swain, Professor…See More
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Summer Leadership Academy at Princeton University

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July 12, 2012 at 6:30pm to July 15, 2012 at 11:30am
The 2012 NADSFL Summer Leadership Academy will be:*  An opportunity for supervisors to collaborate with leaders in the profession within a community of learners*  An opportunity for supervisors to network with other supervisors and develop personal learning communities https://www.123signup.com/calendar?Org=nadsflOpening Session:  6:30 pm July 12, 2012July 13-14:  7:30 am - 10:00 pmClosing Session:  8:30 am - 11:30 amSee More
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Patricia Calosso and Jeremy Aldrich joined NADSFL Feb 6
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William Chang replied to James R. Yoder's discussion 'Proficiency Levels?'
Hello, James!  Greetings.  It appears that I am in the same pickle as you, except that I have to add the layer of using the Language Learning Continuum stages per California's Foreign Language Framework.  Would be happy to work…
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