1. + World Language ITLs Tuesday, September 20, 2011

2. + Lets Dish Up Some New Recipes

3. + Appetizers / Snacks / Beverages Breads / Desserts Soups / Main Dishes Salads / Side Dishes

4. + How is a recipe a metaphor for curriculum & planning?

5. + Todays Outcomes Review applications of argument writing & mathematical practices Identify changes to world language AP exams Set a vision for world language curriculum development

6. + Argument Writing Mathematical Practices Focus on Integrating the Common Core

7. + Argument Writing What are some of the differences between argument writing & persuasion? What are the four claims? What is the role of counter-claims? What else do you know?

8. The most watched movies are those that touch the heart. Mobile technology is the future format for school textbooks. All schools should enforce a seniors only parking permit. Popular toys arent always determined by children. Claims in World Languages Claims in World Languages Values Definition or Fact Cause & Effect Solutions or Policies

9. + Argument Writing: The Process Set the scene Pose a question & possible claims Review resources & complete an organizer Organize the writing Edit & revise

10. + Argument Writing: Lets Take a Look Review the lessons or Create another lesson Work in pairs / small groups or Work individually

11. + Argument Writing Mathematical Practices School Improvement Plan Appendix D

12. + Take Ten

13. + Whats on the Menu? New Recipes for World Language AP Exams AP French AP German AP Italian

14. + French AP Language & Culture Themes Elements Types of Communication

15. + German AP Language & Culture Achievement level descriptions Exam format and content integration of communicative modes contextualization authentic print and audio materials culture embedded in the exam questions Thematic/ interdisciplinary approach Implications for vertical planning

16. + Italian AP Language & Culture Focus on persuasive writing Formal email reply (register) Allowance for grammatical mistakes All authentic sources (oral & written) Free response & multiple choice divided evenly

17. + Italian AP Language & Culture Preparing for the AP: Weekly current events based on themes Themes first, grammar second Diving into persuasive writing Using questioning to start off each class

18. + What does this mean for our world language curricula? AP Exams Mathematical Practices Argument Writing

19. + Innovation Design Energy Opportunity

20. + IDEO in HCPSS College & Career Ready What does it mean to be a 21 st Century Learner today? How might technology enable 21 st Century learning?

21. + IDEO in HCPSS Guiding Principles Empower students to have a voice Connect to real life Focus on the process, not the outcome Build in time to reflect and grow Leverage technology in meaningful ways Engage learners on multiple levels Support teachers to try new things

22. + IDEO in HCPSS

23. + IDEO in HCPSS: Insights Experiential Learning Real-life Learning Empowering Students Creative Problem Solving Meaningful Technology Support & Encouragement Not Re-inventing the Wheel

24. + How might we... ? A Focus on World Language Curricula

25. + Brainstorming Defer judgment Encourage wild ideas Build on the ideas of others Stay focused on topic One conversation at a time Be visual Go for quantity

26. + How might we... ? A Focus on World Language Curricula

27. + IDEO in HCPSS: Insights Experiential Learning Real-life Learning Empowering Students Creative Problem Solving Meaningful Technology Support & Encouragement Not Re-inventing the Wheel

28. + Select Promising Ideas Cluster the ideas Vote for 3 favorites Discuss the results

29. + Build to Think: Whip Up a Recipe Pick an idea What ingredients would it take? Steps People Policies / Permissions Materials Other Resources Funding

30. + COMMIT FOR TWO WEEKS

31. + NEXT STEPS Two Week Innovation Oct. 11 – Share Results Oct. 12 – 7-Week Curriculum Workshop

32. + Take Five

33. + AP Course Descriptions Recipes for Success Peter DiMarco Jennifer Cornell

34. + EVALUATION Online