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Useful Links « ATS Ireland
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Welcome to the website of the Association of Teachers of Spanish in Ireland. This list of links is always going to be a work in progress! Please feel free to send links to any websites that you have found useful as a student or teacher of Spanish and do let us know if any links are no longer working. Pages of interest to teachers of Spanish in Ireland. Las Ventas, Madrid. Post Primary Languages Initiative. Resources from the MLPSI. Modern Languages Primary Schools Initiative). Pages of other Associations.
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MorganMFL: July 2014
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Modern Foreign Languages Teacher hoping to share ideas and good practice. Sunday, 20 July 2014. I've made an ICT in MFL display which I hope to put up for next year. All of these are on TES if you'd like to use them in your own departments. Can you think of any important ones I've missed? Posted by D Morgan. Sunday, July 20, 2014. Tuesday, 15 July 2014. I know this method has been around for years - even at the age of 25 I still find myself saying " d. Not that this is a word I have to spell often! Sunda...
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MorganMFL: June 2014
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Modern Foreign Languages Teacher hoping to share ideas and good practice. Thursday, 26 June 2014. For my observation yesterday I decided to do a carousel lesson. I normally play it safe for these lessons but for once I thought I’d take a bit of a risk. Having done a few of these before, although not with this class, I knew they involved a lot of planning and that it would need to be well structured for it to work. 8217;s response to my plea on the #mfltwitterati for a countdown timer that I could put ont...
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Phoney Flipping aka Phlipping | The Languages Resources Blog
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The Languages Resources Blog. Phoney Flipping aka Phlipping. Today I had a class that I was a bit too scared to flip with! I just knew that no matter what sanctions I applied, very few of them would do the home learning and watch the video on the Conditional Tense. Most children seemed to engage quite well with the video (they were certainly a lot more silent than if I were standing at the front of the room attempting to explain it! Not quite flipping, I know, but more of a phoney flip or phlip! Dom̵...
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The Languages Resources Blog. Phoney Flipping aka Phlipping. Today I had a class that I was a bit too scared to flip with! I just knew that no matter what sanctions I applied, very few of them would do the home learning and watch the video on the Conditional Tense. Most children seemed to engage quite well with the video (they were certainly a lot more silent than if I were standing at the front of the room attempting to explain it! Not quite flipping, I know, but more of a phoney flip or phlip! Pupils c...
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E-Bac news | The Languages Resources Blog
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The Languages Resources Blog. Its been a while since I’ve written as my personal life has been a bit busy, but I just wanted to talk about the new government’s plans with the E-Bac. If you don’t know, the E-Bac (English Baccalaureate) is a measurement of achievement in English, maths, science, geography or history and a modern foreign language. A forward-thinking school would also not let the E-Bac marginalise any creative subject if timetables and option blocks are carefully thought through. Just becaus...
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Kathy's Mindspace | Just another WordPress.com site | Page 2
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Just another WordPress.com site. Newer posts →. I miss you, my dear! I miss the time you entertained me when. Days were covered with grey clouds. I miss the time you dumbly mistook my sarcasm as a compliment. I miss the time when your words excite me, then,. Bore me to death. Missing that dwarf – a mere tool,. Being towered by a remorseless ogre. Its absence brings me down the gutter,. Into the murky water. An up-turned cup, desperately needs to be filled, please. I miss you, my dear! The Shine No More P...
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Meeting Tuesday 3rd June 2008 | St Martin's MFL
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St Martin’s MFL. Meeting Tuesday 3rd June 2008. This week’s focus. We decided to discuss useful tips when marking work as a result of the last meeting where SM showed us some stickers that she had made herself with common comments she would use when marking. Useful ideas from this session:. Write a question, rather than telling them what’s wrong. EG. Instead of. Becareful with verb endings! In TL or otherwise),. What’s the ending of an er verb in the the 3rd person? Frog Merits (and Fish Merits). HF&...
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Minutes of Meeting – 22nd April 2008 | St Martin's MFL
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St Martin’s MFL. Minutes of Meeting – 22nd April 2008. Present: HF, NW, SM, KM, EA, SL. Apologies: PP, NM, JB. 8211; SL explained to the group how to access the blog. And how to post a message. JB left us a comment, so if he can do it, we all can. If you would like the word document that was given out, with full instructions on how to use the blog, then please email SL at sam@languagesresources.co.uk. HF – with merit stickers, pupils can accumulate points and add them up online for more motivation. NB/ I...
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Flipped Learning CPD session & Primary ideas | The Languages Resources Blog
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The Languages Resources Blog. Flipped Learning CPD session and Primary ideas. Thank you to those of you who attended the Flipped Learning CPD at my school today, on behalf of the CLC in Blackpool. Below is a copy of my powerpoint. It was decided that the idea of the RAG lesson plan was probably too much for younger learners to take in, but a red group could just receive the red lesson plan and the green just the green lesson plan, and change the language to more KS1/2 friendly language. Address never mad...
