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World Language Classroom

Tips, Tools and Resources for world language teachers who want their students to rise in proficiency and communicate with confidence.

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#251

Have you ever felt like you’re not allowed to say this out loud? That Comprehensible Input works beautifully with novices… but something feels different at Intermediate High and Advanced? That maybe your students plateau, avoid complex structur... more

#250

What if a few intentional moments of gratitude each day could help you feel more connected, energized, and sustained in your teaching life? In this episode, I speak with Dr. Allyson Power about how gratitude practices can help world language te... more

#249

Do you spend hours correcting student writing—marking every error, fixing every verb, circling every agreement mistake—only to see those same exact errors show up on the next assignment? What if the issue isn’t your students… and it’s not your ... more

#248

When you think about participation in your classroom… who comes to mind first? Is it the students raising their hands? The ones who always have something to say? The ones who are quick, confident, and ready with an answer? Now think about every... more

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Dr. Allyson Power
Teacher, department chair, and researcher focused on gratitude and sustainability in world language programs
Ridgefield High School; Southern Connecticut State University Teacher-Leader Fellowship Academy
Episode: Making Teaching Sustainable with Dr. Allyson Power
Sybil Sanchez
Spanish teacher in New Jersey; President-Elect of AATSP; former Teacher of the Year for Flench (New Jersey)
AATSP; Flench (New Jersey)
Episode: Language Learning Through Music and Film with Sybil Sanchez Jacome
Carmen Reyes
Spanish teacher; World Language Department Chair; author
Langley School, Virginia; Guattful; Club World Languages
Episode: Language and Culture Through the United Nations SDGs with Carmen Reyes
Courtney Bonino
Spanish teacher with World of Learning Institute, presenter
World of Learning Institute
Episode: Practical Ways to Bring Art to Your Language Classroom with Courtney Bonino
Erin Austin
French teacher in Colorado; National Board Certified; co-author
World Language education; Routledge
Episode: National Board Certification for Language Teachers with Erin E.H. Austin and Lisa Bartels
Lisa Bartels
French teacher in North Carolina; National Board Certified; co-author
World Language education; Routledge
Episode: National Board Certification for Language Teachers with Erin E.H. Austin and Lisa Bartels
Ann LeClair-Ash
National Board Certified French teacher and advocate for language programs in schools.
Fulton County Schools
Episode: Promoting and Sustaining Language Programs with Ann Leclair Ash
Martha Cox-Stavros
Spanish teacher in Rockport, Massachusetts, with experience in middle school and high school.
Rockport School District
Episode: Support Students in Feeling Motivated & Confident with Martha Cox-Stavros
Christina Margiore
Spanish teacher with expertise in promoting student speaking in the classroom
North Shore Schools, Long Island
Episode: Techniques to Get Students Talking with Christina Margiore

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 160 ratings
  • Great work

    I have been teaching for 27 years and I am so pleased to have found this terrific, idea-filled podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MarcBloch
    United States7 months ago
  • The Latest in L2 Pedagogy

    In an academic context where standards and pedagogy are written in sometimes hard to understand ways, Joshua Cabral turns these materials into Comprehensible Input.

    I’m a graduate student taking a course on teaching world language. For every class period, Josh has an episode that aligns with and clarifies the topic. I highly recommend this show for anyone training to become a language teacher, current language teachers, and any language learner who wants to set goals.

    Very well done show, goo... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dinkleberg III
    United States2 years ago
  • El mejor podcast for language teachers.

    Me encanta. Excelentes ideas y experiencias.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LadyMeredith
    United States2 years ago
  • Engaging and insightful

    Well structured and engaging, this podcast covers interesting and relevant topics in World Language Teaching today. Always a pleasant and insightful listen! Merci ! ¡Gracias!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Roxanne Alexia Sinclair
    United States2 years ago
  • I love it

    I admire Joshua’s passion for world language instruction and research. This podcast can inspire any teacher who wants to polish their skills.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bbbbarara
    United States2 years ago

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Highly recommended by language educators for real-world teaching help
Engaging and practical for classroom impact
Celebrated for practical PD resources and reflective practice
Clear, actionable ideas teachers can implement quickly
Consistently emphasizes student-centered discourse and CI-based methods

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Talking Points

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Language Learning Through Music and Film with Sybil Sanchez Jacome
Q: What about assessment—how do songs or film clips fit into evaluation?
There is an assessment built into thematic units where songs and films contribute to vocabulary development, discussion, and higher-level tasks like annotation of cultural practices and role-based scenarios; students don't need to master every detail, but should demonstrate understanding and communication in the target language.
Language Learning Through Music and Film with Sybil Sanchez Jacome
Q: What's one simple strategy that you would recommend to find success with it right away?
Watch and observe what is applicable to your thematic unit, start small with short clips or songs, and gradually build up as you and your students gain confidence and clarity about the objective.
National Board Certification for Language Teachers with Erin E.H. Austin and Lisa Bartels
Q: So Erin, at a high level, what does the National Board Certification process look like for a World Language teacher?
There are four main components plus a proficiency test: content knowledge with essays, differentiating instruction with a portfolio, teaching practice with videos and analysis, and being an effective, reflective practitioner, followed by an Actful speaking and writing proficiency test; world language teachers must meet higher proficiency requirements.
Promoting and Sustaining Language Programs with Ann Leclair Ash
Q: What might be a mindset shift or an actionable step that can help build momentum in their classroom?
Students feeling successful and building personal connections through classroom interactions can help create a more appealing learning environment.
Promoting and Sustaining Language Programs with Ann Leclair Ash
Q: What are the biggest factors that influence whether students choose to continue with a language in the classroom, say beyond their two-year requirement?
The students' confidence in communication and the connections they have with friends and their classmates significantly influence their decision.

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What is World Language Classroom about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This series targets world language educators aiming to raise student proficiency and speaking confidence through practical strategies, classroom routines, and real-world resources. Episodes cover inclusive participation models, use of authentic materials like music, film, and art, and scalable methods to move beyond traditional Q&A toward meaningful discourse. Special guests—experienced language teachers and NBCTs—share actionable ideas for design, assessment, and advocacy, making it a valuable resource for teachers seeking classroom impact, PD-accredited paths, and peer-led inspiration. A standout aspect is the emphasis on tangible takeaways, from ready-to-implement activities to frameworks that support student agency across proficiency le... more

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2. Sybil Sanchez
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5. Erin Austin
6. Lisa Bartels
7. Ann LeClair-Ash
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