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April has arrived and it is easy to see that spring is in fullbloom in Georgia. Likewise, world language programs andactivities are also reaching a crescendo of energy as we prepare for the awarding of this year’s Georgia Seals of Biliteracy in May, the International Skills Diploma Seal awards ceremony in mid-April, the approaching language AP and IB exams to name just a few. In addition, we have a number ofevents taking place across the state including the upcomingWorld Language Leadership Institute on April 11th and 12thin Savannah, the Inaugural Atlanta Global Studies Symposium, which will be held April 25th—27th on the campus ofGeorgia Tech and the upcoming 5th annual Global LanguageLeadership Meeting at Georgia State University.we had the great honor of participating in the International Day at the Capitol event for the2nd year in a row. Both Georgia’s Governor Brian Kemp andState School Superintendent, Mr. Richard Woods spoke atthis event and highlighted the important role that languagelearning and cultural connections play in the economic andsocial life of our state. Three student performances in 5languages also highlighted some of the state’s current DualLanguage Immersion Programs now underway.Governor Brian Kemp RemarksSuperintendent Mr. Richard Woods RemarksStudent PerformanceIn Addition, the Georgia Department of Education WorldLanguages and Global Workforce Initiatives is proud to partner with ACTFL and the states of Virginia & North Carolina tobring you the STARTALK Multi-State Pathways to Teachingprogram. This unique opportunity seeks to close the gap forheritage language school teachers by creating a PersonalizedLearning Plan with potential candidates to help themachieve certification.here
UNG has a STARTALK program as wellThe Georgia Department of Education World Languages andGlobal Workforce Initiatives is proud to partner with ACTFLand the states of Virginia & North Carolina to bring you theSTARTALK Multi-State Pathways to Teaching program.follow this link. #GoGADII2019 http://bit.ly/GeorgiaDLIWe encourage any interested Georgia participants to applyfor this program via the program website here!
The only academy of its kind in the entire state, the four-year program atSprayberry is truly an exceptional opportunity in that it is open to both native speakers and students who are learningSpanish as a foreign language.Sprayberry's decision to model the ISLA program on a more inclusive design is based on a growing body of research:students enrolled in other "immersion" programs actually end up learning the target language in isolation, but ISLA students enjoy an increased level of peer interaction with native speakers. This has the benefit of helping to accelerate thespeed with which they are able to attain language proficiency, and research has shown that students who perfect theirlanguage skills alongside their native peers score as well as (or even better than) their monolingual peers on standardized tests.Check out the videos below!Part 1: Sprayberry High School’s Innovative Bilingual ProgramPart 2: The Benefits of Bridging Two LanguagesPart 3: Parent Support for Bilingual Programs at Sprayberry High School
As part of their teacher workshop series, the Center for Urban Language and Teaching and Research will be hosting a workshopfrom Mrs. White on April 13th. Participants will reflect on the structure, routines, and high-leverage habits that make their class amemorable experience for students. In the context of large, diverse classes at any level, Meredith will share many procedures thatmake can-do and proficiency-based language teaching enjoyable and effective. Research, resources, and materials will be sharedthroughout and available after. Participants will then have time to take said materials and strategies to create their own versionsright away. Find out more here.Are you in high school and in love with the German language and culture? Are you preparing for a trip abroad? Do you want to experience German in a more natural environment? If you said YES to any of these questions, our High School Immersion Day is rightfor you! We are offering 5 hours of immersive language instruction with fun, interactive methods that include games and activities.The best way to learn a language is to surround yourself with the language. If we can't get to Germany for the day, we'll bring Germany to us! We ask that all students be in high school and have had the equivalent of at least one year of German. Find out morehere.The National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) program is launching two new components: Virtual NSLI-Y: In-SchoolProgram (October-December 2019) and Virtual NSLI-Y: Digital Classroom Program (January-March 2020). The application deadlinesfor these programs are April 24 and May 29 respectively. Please visit their website for more details. https://www.nsliforyouth.org/
With Georgia having an economic and cultural relationship with Japan that dates back to the Carter administration, a public schoolbased on Japanese language and customs may be long overdue. International Charter Academy of Georgia, the state’s first Japanese-English dual language immersion school, opened its doors this fall. Read the article here.Mashburn ES will join Brandywine, Cumming, and Kelly Mill Elementary Schools in offering a 50/50 dual language immersion program to incoming Kindergarteners starting in 2020-2021. The school will start training and preparing for DLI in 2019-2020. Checkout our DLI website for more information. A new video about the Dual Language Immersion Program at Brandywine ElementarySchool was recently released! See it here!
A new video released highlights the Russian program at North Forsyth High School led by this year’s FLAG Teacher of the Year, Mrs.Anna Surin. See the video here.The Department of Modern and Classical Languages offers the Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) in Education – Foreign LanguageEducation (FLED) (French or Spanish). The MAT in Education with a concentration in FLED is a 36 semester hour, fifth-year programbeyond the bachelor’s degree in which candidates may earn a master’s degree (MAT) and become eligible for initial teaching certification in French or Spanish. Successful candidates may receive the ESOL endorsement for certified teachers. This program can becompleted on a full-time or part-time basis. Find out more via their website.Did you miss the free professional development webinars from some of our outstanding Ga talent? We look forward to expandingthis library in the months ahead! Check out the webinar from Mrs. White, An Introduction to proficiency and competency basedinstruction and Mrs. Delgadillo’s webinar, Being Intentional with proficiency in the world language classroom. You can also download a set of proficiency board printables. All of this and more is available on our Professional Development Page here.In an effort to provide clarification about the reasons for and the processes involved in Georgia’s innovative Georgia Seal of Biliteracy program and the International Skills Diploma Seal Program, we have recently completed two webinars on these important programs that review this information for all stakeholders. The Information has been uploaded to our Seal of Biliteracy page and theInternational Skills Diploma Seal page. You can view the webinar on the Georgia Seal of Biliteracy via this link. You can view thewebinar on the International Skills Diploma Seal via this link. In Addition, you can check out the recently updated Georgia Seal ofBiliteracy Guidance at a Glance document here as well.Calling all Japanese language high school teachers! Kizuna Across Cultures (KAC) is now accepting applications for their 2019-20Global Classmates program! This grant-covered 6-month virtual cultural and language exchange connects a class of high schoolstudents in the U.S. studying Japanese with a class of high school students in Japan studying English. Move beyond the textbookand provide an opportunity for your upper level Japanese language students to practically learn Japanese in a fun and exciting way,while making friends with Japanese teens in Japan, all from your classroom! Fill out this simple form (https://goo.gl/forms/uFU7PkOPe6oLMs582) to receive an application and further details. Applications must be received by April 17th to be consideredfor the 2019-20 program.Marietta Schools Superintendent Grant Rivera has proposed a Spanish dual-language immersion program to begin at Dunleith Elementary School this fall. Fifty Dunleith Elementary kindergartners are expected to participate in the program in the fall, and will beseparated into two classes. One class will spend the first half of its day speaking English, and then switch to Spanish courses for thesecond half and vice versa. Find out more via this link.
This year’s annual FLAG Conference was a big success andwe would like to send out a special thank you to all ofGeorgia’s wonderful and talented educators who participated whether as a presenter or a participant. Congratulations to the follow individuals for being recognized atthe annual awards luncheon! Ms. Shuyu Liu, the 2019Teacher of Promise. Dr. Anna Surin, the 2019 Teacherof the Year Award K-12. Dr. Paula Garrett-Rucks, the2019 Leadership Award. Dr. Mark Linsky, the 2019 Fostering Partnerships Award. Dr. Philip Brown, the 2019Administrative Support Award. Dr. Beth-Anne Miles,the 2019 Professor of the Year Award. Dr. Jana Sandarg, the 2019 President’s Award. Congratulations toall of these individuals and thank you for your service to our Georgia World Language Educator family!It was an honor to surprise Frau Rita Prescott, German teacher at Union Grove High School in HenryCounty as this months’ World Language Educator ofthe Month! Ms. Prescott has been teaching for 30years and have taught in Utah, Alabama, Georgia (thelongest) and Germany. She has taught German(mainly), English (ESL), Math, and Geography. Sheloves traveling with students and has taken maybe 15trips (with them). “Since German teachers are typically solo acts in a school and teach all levels, I get toknow my students quite well. I think that is my favorite part of teaching.”Milton won the Grand Prize at the annual Japanese Academic Challenge. 22 Teams from Japanese high schoolprograms in Georgia competed at 4 Levels in a quiz bowl style competition. Milton teams took 2 Gold and 2Silver. The prize for levels 2 3, a 10 day tour of Japan Thanksgiving Break, is sponsored by the Japan Foundation and the Japan America Society of Georgia.
Mrs. Anna Surin, French/Russian teacher and the World Languages department chairat NFHS was named the Teacher of the Year at the annual awards luncheon duringthe FLAG conference. Mrs. Surin heads one of two Russian programs in the state ofGeorgia and works closely with the ROTC program at her school. She also collaborateswith the Russian programs at UNG and UGA. Mrs. Surin goes out of her way to engage her students in meaningful classwork and by exposing them to real-world Russian through excursions and field trips. Mrs. Surin is a teacher extraordinaire and agreat leader to her department. Congratulations on this great honor and accomplishment!Tomoko Frayer has been teaching Japanese for 10 years as a full-time instructor withthe Georgia Virtual School and was selected to be a teacher of the year finalist in 2011and 2016.“As a full-time instructor, I devote myself in promoting the Japanese program, not onlywithin the school but to the entire community of Georgia. My students are from 54districts in Georgia, studying Japanese online. It is exciting as well as challenging toopen a new learning opportunity for students who are eager to study Japanese using new technology andtools. I also offer student-centered, fun learning environment including speaking events, online exchangeswith students in Japan and live cultural events which motivate students’ learning. “AyaMcDaniel, Lecturer of Japanese at School of Modern Languages, was just awarded 2019’s Japanese Teacher of theYear by the Georgia Association of Teachers of Japanese.The award honors one K-12 and one college level Japanese teacher each year. The award is supported by theGeorgia Dept. of Education, and members of the GATJ andthe Japanese American Society of Georgia. McDaniel hasbeen awarded the college level Teacher of the Year awardin recognition of her work organizing the Georgia StateSpeech Contest (the largest speech contest they have organized to date), as well as the numerous administrativeduties she performs for both Georgia Institute of Technology and the Georgia Association of Teachers of Japanese.
Congratulations to Woodville Tompkins teacher Bertha Delgadillo! She has been recognizedas a National LifeChanger Award Winner!Woodville Tompkins teacher Bertha Delgadillowas surprised in her classroom Friday, March15th when representatives of the National LifeGroup, family members and colleaguesshowed up to announce that she had beennamed a National LifeChanger award winner. The National Life Group Foundation whosponsors the award, received 832 nominations from across the country for the honor. Ms. Delgadillo is one of only 15 educatorsto be named a national award winner. TheAward recognizes and rewards the very bestk12 public and private school educators and employees across the United States who are making a differencein the lives of students by exemplifying excellence, positive influence and leadership.During the month of March both Trip Elementary School in Gwinnett County and Evansdale ElementarySchool in Dekalb county were honored to earn the “Label FrancEducation” designation. This honor, awardedby the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs through its Agency for French Education Abroad, is an official international accreditation granted to schools offering a French bilingual program. These schools become the firstFrench Dual Language Immersion Schools in Georgia to receive this honor and it is a testament to the hardworking, talented and passionate teachers at both schools and the support provided to them through theirrespective administrations. We thank our French Consulate partners for their unwavering support of Frenchlanguage and cultural programs in Georgia and throughout the southeastern USA. Read the Press release from Gwinnett here.The Promise of Gwinnett campaign reflects the promise that every employee ofGwinnett County Public Schools makes to our students to reach their potential.This is the promise on which all GCPS employees deliver each and every day, thepromises that we make and keep as an organization to prepare our kids for theirbest future.
from Georgia State University.pril 24thDeadline to apply for ACTFL STARTALK Multi-State Pathways to Teaching Institutefor Teachers from Ga, NC and Virginia. Apply here!
Chinese Teacher position at Atlanta Public Schools. Job posting here.is seeking a French teacher for next year! Apply online here! ault.aspx or reach out to Mr. Tom Appelman at (423) 304-5003 for details. https://www.wcsga.net/Page/21
Griffin MS students travel to Ecuadorfor Spring break to visit the Equator.has the following world language openings for next school year. 1 French and 3 Spanish teachers!Visit this website for more information.
Couldn't make it to SCOLT this year? Check out the presentations uploaded here. The latest FLAIR Newsletter is now available for March.You can see it via this link. Check out all these great world language offerings atColumbus State University! Arabic, Spanish, German,French, Latin and Japanese! Find out more on theirwebsite here! https://languages.columbusstate.edu/ Great to connect in March with the amazing world language educators in Muscogee County Georgia!DYK that Dalton Public Schools has 2 Dual Language Immersion Programs? The Spanish DLI at Westwood ES willbe expanding into 1st grade next year! The German DLI will be expanding into 3rd. -day-introduces-students-to-global-cultures/ A new video about the Dual Language Immersion Program at Brandywine Elementary School in Forsyth County was recentlyreleased! See it here! A new video released highlights the Russian program at North Forsyth High School led by this year’s FLAG Teacher of the Year,Mrs. Anna Surin. See the video here.C:\Users\patrick.wallace\Desktop\muscogee county.png A new video released highlights the Russian program at North ForsythHigh School led by this year’s FLAG Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Anna Surin.See the video here. The Administrative team at Unidos Dual LanguageSchool welcomed international visitors in March! UNG has a STARTALK program as wellfollow this link.
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“ Learning is a treasure that will follow its ownereverywhere.” – Chinese ProverbProgram Specialist: Mr. Patrick WallaceEmail: pwallace@doe.k12.ga.usOffice Phone: 404-651-8373Mobile Phone: 404-694-4633We’re on Facebook: GeorgiaDepartment of Education World LanguagesTwitter: gadoeworldlanguagesSprayberry High School French Students enjoy aspring trip to Paris!
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