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Title: Article: Conversational Korean in an Elementary School with Dual Immersion Kindergarten
Body: From http://www.glendalenewspress.com/articles/2008/05/05/education/gnp-korean02.txt Students learn the art of conversational Korean Pupils at Mark Keppel Elementary School get exposure after completing a 10-week class. By Angela Hokanson May 1, 2008 Students who finished a new, 10-week Korean conversation class at Mark Keppel Elementary on Thursday left the enrichment session with some practical knowledge of a new language and a hearty appetite for Korean food. The school, which began a Korean Dual Language Program with a group of kindergartners this fall, started a distinct, weekly Korean language class in late February to introduce students who aren’t in the dual-language program to Korean. Parents had asked for a way to offer their children some exposure to the language, so educators responded by creating the conversation class, which was open to Keppel students in every grade level, said Naehi Wong, who coordinates the dual language program. Read the entire article at http://www.glendalenewspress.com/articles/2008/05/05/education/gnp-korean02.txt .
Source: Glendale News-Press, California
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Title: Article: Conversational Korean in an Elementary School with Dual Immersion Kindergarten
Body: From http://www.glendalenewspress.com/articles/2008/05/05/education/gnp-korean02.txt Students learn the art of conversational Korean Pupils at Mark Keppel Elementary School get exposure after completing a 10-week class. By Angela Hokanson May 1, 2008 Students who finished a new, 10-week Korean conversation class at Mark Keppel Elementary on Thursday left the enrichment session with some practical knowledge of a new language and a hearty appetite for Korean food. The school, which began a Korean Dual Language Program with a group of kindergartners this fall, started a distinct, weekly Korean language class in late February to introduce students who aren’t in the dual-language program to Korean. Parents had asked for a way to offer their children some exposure to the language, so educators responded by creating the conversation class, which was open to Keppel students in every grade level, said Naehi Wong, who coordinates the dual language program. Read the entire article at http://www.glendalenewspress.com/articles/2008/05/05/education/gnp-korean02.txt .
Source: Glendale News-Press, California
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Title: Chatboards for ASL, ESL, French, German, and Spanish Teachers
Body: From http://teachers.net/mentors Are you looking for more places to share ideas with colleagues who are teaching the same language you are? The Teachers.Net Mentor Support Center is a system of chatboards for teachers. There are specific chatboards for ASL, ESL/EFL, French, German, and Spanish teachers. Users can also subscribe to an e-mail ring and receive new posts via e-mail. To check out these chatboards, go to http://teachers.net/mentors and scroll down to Language Center. Clicking on your language will take you to the most recent 25 posts. If you scroll down further to French Teachers Chatboard (or Spanish, German, etc.), you can read a welcome message to that chatboard and join the mailring if interested.
Source: Teachers.Net
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Title: Chatboards for ASL, ESL, French, German, and Spanish Teachers
Body: From http://teachers.net/mentors Are you looking for more places to share ideas with colleagues who are teaching the same language you are? The Teachers.Net Mentor Support Center is a system of chatboards for teachers. There are specific chatboards for ASL, ESL/EFL, French, German, and Spanish teachers. Users can also subscribe to an e-mail ring and receive new posts via e-mail. To check out these chatboards, go to http://teachers.net/mentors and scroll down to Language Center. Clicking on your language will take you to the most recent 25 posts. If you scroll down further to French Teachers Chatboard (or Spanish, German, etc.), you can read a welcome message to that chatboard and join the mailring if interested.
Source: Teachers.Net
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Title: Information about German Länder at Deutschland Online
Body: In the "Deutschland" Länder series, well-known authors are introducing readers to the 16 German federal states in alphabetical order. The articles, facts, photos, links, and more for each state are available at http://www.magazine-deutschland.de/bl_overview_ENG_E1.php .
Source: Deutschland Online
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Title: Information about German Länder at Deutschland Online
Body: In the "Deutschland" Länder series, well-known authors are introducing readers to the 16 German federal states in alphabetical order. The articles, facts, photos, links, and more for each state are available at http://www.magazine-deutschland.de/bl_overview_ENG_E1.php .
Source: Deutschland Online
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Title: American Classical League 2008 Summer Institute
Body: From http://www.aclclassics.org The 61st Summer Institute of the American Classical League will take place University of New Hampshire in Durham, New Hampshire, June 27-30, 2008. For more information and a preliminary program, go to http://www.aclclassics.org/institute/2008 .
Source: American Classical League
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Title: American Classical League 2008 Summer Institute
Body: From http://www.aclclassics.org The 61st Summer Institute of the American Classical League will take place University of New Hampshire in Durham, New Hampshire, June 27-30, 2008. For more information and a preliminary program, go to http://www.aclclassics.org/institute/2008 .
Source: American Classical League
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Title: Teach Spanish with Music
Body: From http://spanishplans.com This site offers activities and support for using popular music in the Spanish language classroom. You will find hit songs in Spanish by popular artists. These songs are selected for clarity, punctuated to aid comprehension, and are appropriate for use in high school and university classes. You can listen to the songs without leaving this site, and choose material that fits your needs. In addition, you will find ready-to-use listening comprehension and grammar activities for the songs, at a variety of levels. Visit this website at http://spanishplans.com .
Source: Teach with Music
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Title: Teach Spanish with Music
Body: From http://spanishplans.com This site offers activities and support for using popular music in the Spanish language classroom. You will find hit songs in Spanish by popular artists. These songs are selected for clarity, punctuated to aid comprehension, and are appropriate for use in high school and university classes. You can listen to the songs without leaving this site, and choose material that fits your needs. In addition, you will find ready-to-use listening comprehension and grammar activities for the songs, at a variety of levels. Visit this website at http://spanishplans.com .
Source: Teach with Music
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Title: Spanish Audio Clips with Transcripts: Radialistas
Body: From http://www.radialistas.net/qsomos.php Radialistas is a non-profit organization in Quito, Ecuador. Their website features strongly political audio clips with transcripts in Spanish (English and sometimes Portuguese translations are also sometimes available, but the translations are of poor quality). Spanish teachers may find many of the clips to be engaging and useful materials, especially for discussions of politics, democracy, and human rights in Latin America. The website is available at http://www.radialistas.net/index.php .
Source: Radialistas
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Title: Spanish Audio Clips with Transcripts: Radialistas
Body: From http://www.radialistas.net/qsomos.php Radialistas is a non-profit organization in Quito, Ecuador. Their website features strongly political audio clips with transcripts in Spanish (English and sometimes Portuguese translations are also sometimes available, but the translations are of poor quality). Spanish teachers may find many of the clips to be engaging and useful materials, especially for discussions of politics, democracy, and human rights in Latin America. The website is available at http://www.radialistas.net/index.php .
Source: Radialistas
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Title: ESL-Kids: Resources for Elementary ESL Teachers
Body: The ESL-Kids website has free ESL materials for kids including flashcards, worksheets, classroom games and children's song lyrics. It is available at http://www.esl-kids.com .
Source: ESL-Kids
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Title: ESL-Kids: Resources for Elementary ESL Teachers
Body: The ESL-Kids website has free ESL materials for kids including flashcards, worksheets, classroom games and children's song lyrics. It is available at http://www.esl-kids.com .
Source: ESL-Kids
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Title: Linguistic Atlas Projects: English Accents in the United States
Body: A May 3 article in the Athens Banner-Herald talks about a recent grant to the Linguistic Atlas Projects, which map English accents in the United States. The $349,600 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to digitize older recordings of people's speech, as well as phonetic transcripts of interviews dating from the 1930s, before tape recorders were widely available. The digitized recordings will eventually be available to the public on the Internet. This project could be useful for English teachers who want to expose their students to a wide range of American accents. The article about the projects and grant is available at http://www.onlineathens.com/stories/050308/uganews_2008050300785.shtml . The Linguistic Atlas Projects website is available at http://us.english.uga.edu .
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Title: Linguistic Atlas Projects: English Accents in the United States
Body: A May 3 article in the Athens Banner-Herald talks about a recent grant to the Linguistic Atlas Projects, which map English accents in the United States. The $349,600 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to digitize older recordings of people's speech, as well as phonetic transcripts of interviews dating from the 1930s, before tape recorders were widely available. The digitized recordings will eventually be available to the public on the Internet. This project could be useful for English teachers who want to expose their students to a wide range of American accents. The article about the projects and grant is available at http://www.onlineathens.com/stories/050308/uganews_2008050300785.shtml . The Linguistic Atlas Projects website is available at http://us.english.uga.edu .
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Title: Online Children’s Dictionaries
Body: From http://www.logosdictionary.org Online children’s dictionaries (with pictures and some audio) are available in a wide variety of languages at http://www.logosdictionary.org/pls/dictionary/new_dictionary.kdic.home?lang=en . Users can add translations and languages.
Source: Logos
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Title: Online Children’s Dictionaries
Body: From http://www.logosdictionary.org Online children’s dictionaries (with pictures and some audio) are available in a wide variety of languages at http://www.logosdictionary.org/pls/dictionary/new_dictionary.kdic.home?lang=en . Users can add translations and languages.
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Title: Soccer Resources
Body: Want to teach about soccer in your language classroom? Here are some resources available on the Internet: Soccerlingua is available in and has materials for learning English, French, Portuguese, Swedish, and Turkish through games and activities. Some materials for Spanish, Italian, and German are available for purchase. Soccerlingua is available at http://www.soccerlingua.net/en/index.php . I Speak Football is available in German, English, French, and Slovene. Visitors can download posters with soccer terms in different languages; listen to soccer radio jingles in different languages with statements from football stars on languages, language learning, multilingualism, and foreign languages as an asset; trilingual spots, each featuring on a football-related phrase in three different languages; and more. I Speak Football is available at http://ispeakfootball.eu . Starting on June 8, six games of the UEFA (Union of European Football Associations), EURO 2008 will be played in Vienna. A website promoting Vienna and talking about the upcoming games is available at http://www.wien.info/article.asp?IDArticle=15490 . -Some football activities are available at this German-language website: http://de.t45ol.com/onlinespiele/fusball-spiele.php . -Planet Football is a collection of soccer worksheets for German students, available at http://www.ausdaf.edu.au/fussball2006/photo_exhibition/Arbeitsblaetter/arbeitsblaetter.htm . -Two more soccer resources for German are available at http://dico-hub.org/list/10/index.xhtml (a soccer vocabulary wordlist) and http://www.deutsch-als-fremdsprache.de/infodienst/2002/daf-info5-02.php3#2 .
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Title: Soccer Resources
Body: Want to teach about soccer in your language classroom? Here are some resources available on the Internet: Soccerlingua is available in and has materials for learning English, French, Portuguese, Swedish, and Turkish through games and activities. Some materials for Spanish, Italian, and German are available for purchase. Soccerlingua is available at http://www.soccerlingua.net/en/index.php . I Speak Football is available in German, English, French, and Slovene. Visitors can download posters with soccer terms in different languages; listen to soccer radio jingles in different languages with statements from football stars on languages, language learning, multilingualism, and foreign languages as an asset; trilingual spots, each featuring on a football-related phrase in three different languages; and more. I Speak Football is available at http://ispeakfootball.eu . Starting on June 8, six games of the UEFA (Union of European Football Associations), EURO 2008 will be played in Vienna. A website promoting Vienna and talking about the upcoming games is available at http://www.wien.info/article.asp?IDArticle=15490 . -Some football activities are available at this German-language website: http://de.t45ol.com/onlinespiele/fusball-spiele.php . -Planet Football is a collection of soccer worksheets for German students, available at http://www.ausdaf.edu.au/fussball2006/photo_exhibition/Arbeitsblaetter/arbeitsblaetter.htm . -Two more soccer resources for German are available at http://dico-hub.org/list/10/index.xhtml (a soccer vocabulary wordlist) and http://www.deutsch-als-fremdsprache.de/infodienst/2002/daf-info5-02.php3#2 .
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