Can you imagine the excitement with which students greet the opportunity to take part in a French language treasure hunt through the school for objects that stimulate the five senses?
Re: Mozart for the iPod Generation,
February 2009
It may sound like a cliché, but technology is all around us .
Every year in Canada, les Rendez-vous de la francophonie (rvf.ca) provides opportunities for Canadians to celebrate the francophone communities throughout the country.
Re: “French’s Sad Lament” October 07
The Canadian Teachers’ Federation has long advocated that students in elementary and secondary schools should have access to FSL programs and that French as a second language teachers should be fully supporte
French teachers on itinerant assignments often feel somewhat isolated and disconnected from colleagues.
FSL teachers in the Halton Teacher Local set up an ad hoc committee that began meeting two years ago. We will soon be submitting a resolution to the local to become a permanent FSL standing committee – our time has come.
Imagine the scene as Madame Bonprof goes through her day: the gas tank in her car is full in anticipation of the drive to the two schools where she teaches core French; her plastic milk crate contains all of her materials – flashcards, CD player, CDs, a set of textbooks enough for
What could be more important in an increasingly global community than to be able to communicate effectively with as many people as possible?