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

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#218

This is the first of 3 episodes in a series on CI Strategies.  There will be an episode on Story Telling and Narrative techniques, one on Reading and Writing procedures and today’s episode on Interaction and Discussion.  In this episode, we loo... more

#217

Have you ever wanted to use an authentic resource like a menu, a meme, or a social media post, but thought, “My students aren’t ready for this”? Actually, they are. In this episode, I’ll show you how to use authentic texts at every proficiency ... more

#216

Are your assessments really capturing what your students can do with the language? Or are they just measuring memorization and correctness? In today’s episode, we’re diving into what it looks like to assess for performance and proficiency. I’ll... more

#215

Do your students freeze up during partner conversations? Rely on memorized phrases? Default to English? It’s not just your students, I assure you, and the issue isn’t their ability, it’s the way we structure the speaking task. In this episode, ... more

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Recent Guests

Amy Marshall
Expert in working smarter in language teaching
Episode: Revisit Working Smarter and AI Tools
Noemi Rodriguez
Specialist in supporting students with AI tools
Episode: Revisit Working Smarter and AI Tools
Jenniffer Whyte
Dedicated educator and advocate for cultural representation in language education.
Donoho School, AATSP
Episode: Black History & Hispanic Heritage in Language Curriculum with Jenniffer Whyte
Sherry Sebesta
French and Spanish teacher with extensive experience working with high school students and adults.
World Language Cafe
Episode: Ideas to Get Students Speaking More with Sherry Sebesta
Courtney Nygaard
Teacher of heritage Spanish speakers in Minnesota
Episode: Celebrating Identity and Dialects in Heritage Classes with Courtney Nygaard
Tia Parnell
A French teacher in Ontario, Canada with experience in core French and immersion teaching.
Episode: Engaging Routines in the Language Classroom with Tia Parnell
Heidi Trude
French teacher and technology integration specialist with 17 years of teaching experience
Virginia public schools
Episode: Immerse Your Students in Arts and Culture with Heidi Trude
Mike Travers
Spanish teacher at Wellesley High School and Leader of the Curriculum Team
Wellesley High School
Episode: Teaching Grammar For Proficiency with Catherine Ritz and Mike Travers
Catherine Ritz
Clinical Associate Professor at Boston University's Wheelock College of Education and Human Development
Boston University
Episode: Teaching Grammar For Proficiency with Catherine Ritz and Mike Travers

Host

Joshua Cabral
Host and educator with a focus on language teaching practices

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 152 ratings
  • 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 Statesa year ago
  • El mejor podcast for language teachers.

    Me encanta. Excelentes ideas y experiencias.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LadyMeredith
    United Statesa year 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 Statesa year 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 Statesa year ago
  • The Best WL Podcast

    If you’re a language enthusiast or educator, the World Language Classroom podcast is an absolute must-listen! Joshua Cabral’s energy, knowledge, passion, and positivity shine through every episode, making it the best podcast ever.

    His deep understanding of language teaching, coupled with his infectious enthusiasm, creates an engaging and inspiring experience for listeners. Joshua’s ability to break down complex concepts and provide practical insights is unparalleled. Each episode is a treasure... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GinaB8147
    United Statesa year ago

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Feedback indicates that the podcast successfully balances theory and practical implementation, making it approachable for teachers at all levels.
The host's passion and extensive knowledge create an engaging listening experience.
Listeners enjoy the diverse range of perspectives provided by various guests, especially in the context of cultural representation.

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Ideas to Get Students Speaking More with Sherry Sebesta
Q: What can you share with us some really effective ways to get students speaking in the classroom?
Activities like Monday morning chats and thematic discussions with food.
Ideas to Get Students Speaking More with Sherry Sebesta
Q: What can you suggest for our classrooms where we can create that environment that students have a reduced fear?
Start off the year speaking entirely in the target language to set that expectation.
Ideas to Get Students Speaking More with Sherry Sebesta
Q: Can you share with us your personal goals for language students and why that speaking aspect is so important for you?
The most important thing for me is that they can talk about the things that are important to them.
Global Connections and Service Learning with Chris Howell from the Pulsera Project
Q: What advice would you have for language teachers or teachers in general, who want to bring this type of service learning and global citizenship into their classrooms?
Jump in and dive in with a Pulsera sale; use the resources provided to enrich the experience for students each year.
Global Connections and Service Learning with Chris Howell from the Pulsera Project
Q: How do you find these artisans?
We seek out groups that already exist, such as indigenous cooperatives and women cooperatives, and we form collaborations based on shared values and community needs.

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This podcast is focused on providing practical tips and resources for educators in the field of world language instruction. Episodes cover a range of topics related to teaching strategies aimed at improving student proficiency, language acquisition, and classroom engagement. Unique to this series is its blend of actionable advice with theoretical insights, ensuring that teachers not only learn about effective practices but also understand the reasoning behind them. Listeners can expect to explore various methodologies, including Comprehensible Input techniques, backward lesson planning, and culturally responsive teaching approaches, making it a valuable resource for language educators at all experience levels.

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