Powerful Instructional Practices World Languages
World Languages
SREB’s new Powerful World Languages Instructional Practices help language teachers design instruction, assignments and assessments that help students make meaning, demonstrate their understanding, exchange information, communicate with others, express ideas, make interdisciplinary connections and explore and appreciate different cultures. The practices complement any curriculum, as well.
Powerful World Languages Instructional Practices
This quick-reference guide presents
examples of teacher and student behaviors and learning artifacts
found in classrooms that adopt six Powerful World
Languages Instructional Practices. Teachers who adopt
these practices in their classrooms create rich and varied
opportunities for students to develop the language acquisition
skills that are essential to spoken, written or signed
cross-cultural communication and understanding.
