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Title: Comprehensible Iowa Conference
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From https://sites.google.com/site/comprehensibleiowa/home

2017 Comprehensible Iowa Conference
Nevada, Iowa
June 10

The conference theme for 2017 is Harvesting a Comprehensible Classroom. The conference will offer three session types: Beginner, Experienced, and General Sessions. Beginner sessions are for those world language teachers who have not been to a CI/TPRS training, who have only dabbled in CI/TPRS practices, and those who are not completely comfortable with the basics of CI/TPRS. Experienced sessions are for world language teachers who have been to a CI/TPRS training, who have used CI/TPRS at least a full year in all their classes, and those who feel comfortable with basic strategies. General Sessions are good for both groups. The keynote speaker will be Carrie Toth, National Board certified Spanish teacher and 2014 Central States Teacher of the Year.

For more details go to https://sites.google.com/site/comprehensibleiowa/home or https://sradentlinger.wordpress.com/2017/04/28/ciia17-comprehensible-iowa-conference/


Source: Comprehensible Iowa Conference
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Title: STARTALK Arabic Academy for Teachers
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From http://language-institute.outreach.psu.edu/startalk-arabic-academy-for-teachers

STARTALK Arabic Academy for Teachers

Online: June 5–23
On-site Workshop: July 5–11
Online: July 17–21

The Penn State STARTALK Arabic Academy for Teachers at University Park is a federally funded professional development program for current and prospective teachers of Arabic in middle school, high school, and college and university environments. Participants will earn 2 to 3 college credits for completing the program.

This STARTALK Arabic Academy for Teachers is open to:

  • Arabic teachers seeking to expand their awareness of current teaching methods
  • graduate students planning careers that will include teaching Arabic
  • teachers of other subjects who are preparing to offer Arabic classes

The program is integrated with Penn State’s successful STARTALK student program in basic Arabic, and can provide participants with hands-on opportunities to observe and participate in instruction, and to learn and practice innovative teaching methodologies, with a focus on staying in the target language.

The STARTALK Arabic Academy for Teachers is structured in three parts:

  • an initial three-week online component — June 5–23 (approximately 18 hours of instructional time)
  • a six-day on-site workshop — July 5–11 (approximately 45 hours of instructional time)
  • a follow-up two-week online component — July 17–21 (approximately 12 hours of instructional time)

During the on-site component, participants will attend daily sessions on the program’s core topics, along with class observation and micro-teaching in the Penn State STARTALK student program.

For full details go to http://language-institute.outreach.psu.edu/startalk-arabic-academy-for-teachers


Source: Language Institute at Penn State
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Title: AP Summer Institute for Spanish Teachers
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From http://mailchi.mp/gifted-studies/ap-spanish-language-teacher-workshop?e=%5BUNIQID%5D

Take on the world of AP Spanish
AP Summer Institute
June 26 - 30, 2017
Western Kentucky University

Prepare for another year of teaching AP Spanish Language and Culture in this one-week AP Summer Institute. Learn more at http://mailchi.mp/gifted-studies/ap-spanish-language-teacher-workshop?e=%5BUNIQID%5D


Source: Western Kentucky University
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Title: Kentucky World Language Association Seeking Nominations for World Language Teaching Awards
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From http://www.kentuckyteacher.org

The Kentucky World Language Association (KWLA) is seeking nominations for Outstanding New Teacher, Outstanding Post-Secondary Teacher, Outstanding Teacher (K-16), Outstanding Administrator, Lifetime Achievement, and Amici Linguarum – or “Friend of Languages.” Winners will be announced at the association’s annual conference in September.

Nominations for the KWLA Outstanding Teacher Award are due by May 15. Nominations for other awards are due by June 15.

For more details go to http://www.kentuckyteacher.org/subjects/global-competency-world-languages/2017/05/kwla-seeking-nominations-for-world-language-teaching-awards/ or http://kwla.org/awards/


Source: Kentucky Teacher
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Title: Podcast: The Story of Swahili
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From http://afripod.aodl.org/

Episode 110 of Africa Past and Present -- the podcast about African history, culture, and politics -- is now available at http://afripod.aodl.org, and wherever you like to get your podcasts.

In this episode, Prof. John Mugane (Harvard University) talks about his book, The Story of Swahili, a history of an international language and its speakers. Mugane sheds light on enduring questions: Who is Swahili? What is authentic Swahili? He also discusses the state of publishing in Swahili, and the challenges and approaches to teaching African languages in the U.S.


Source: Africa Past & Present
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Title: Bali: Documentary Screening and Exhibition Walkthrough with Collector Robert Lemelson
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From http://www.international.ucla.edu/cseas/event/12576

In connection with the exhibition "Storytelling in Bali: Paintings from the Bateson-Mead Collection," drawn from Dr. Lemelson's collection, you are invited for an evening that brings together art and anthropological research.

Thursday, May 11, 2017
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)
Los Angeles, CA 9

Dr. Lemelson will screen his award-winning 2010 film "Shadows and Illuminations," in which the paintings on view at LACMA provide a stylistic frame for a psychological study. The accompanying walkthrough and conversation promise to highlight the ways in which art provides alternative windows into a complex humanity.

For full details go to http://www.international.ucla.edu/cseas/event/12576
Learn more about the exhibition at http://www.lacma.org/art/exhibition/storytelling-in-bali
Learn more about the film at http://www.afflictionsfilmseries.com/shadows-and-illluminations/


Source: UCLA
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Title: Chinese Resources in Minnesota
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From http://carla.umn.edu

Here is an annotated collection of resources for Chinese teachers and learners in Minnesota, curated by our sister LRC the Center for Advanced Research on Language Acquisition: http://carla.umn.edu/resources/teaching/chinese_mn.html


Source: CARLA
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Title: Japan Day @ Central Park
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From http://www.japandaynyc.org/

Celebrate the 11th annual Japan Day @ Central Park on May 14 in New York. Founded in 2007, Japan Day @ Central Park is an annual event designed by the Japanese community of New York to promote a deeper understanding of the Japanese culture and to say “Thank you, New York!” The event kicks off with the rousing Japan Run, a 4-mile mini-marathon and Kids' Races, hosted by New York Road Runners. The event continues with the Japan Day Festival featuring wide range of Japanese traditional and family-friendly activities, free samplings of popular Japanese cuisine, and powerful stage performances throughout the day.

For more details go to http://www.japandaynyc.org/


Source: Japan Day @ Central Park
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Title: ACTR Russian Scholar Laureate Award for High School Students
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From http://www.actr.org/russian-scholar-laureate-award-rsla.html

The American Council of Teachers of Russian designates ACTR Russian Scholar Laureates each school year. Every school where Russian is taught may designate one out­standing sophomore or junior for this award. Stu­dents in other years are not eligible, and there can be only one award per school. Any school that has more than 100 students studying Russian may nominate two students. The nominee must be a tenth- or eleventh-grade student of Russian language in a high school in the United States during the academic year of the award.

The nomination must be complete and received not later than June 30 each year.

The full details are available at http://www.actr.org/russian-scholar-laureate-award-rsla.html


Source: ACTR
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Title: Article about Cornish Revitalization
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Here is a recent feature article about the Cornish language and its current revival as a living, spoken language: https://qz.com/969597/hebrew-was-the-only-language-ever-to-be-revived-from-extinction-there-may-soon-be-another/


Source: Quartz
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