85 episodes

Two World Language teachers get together to discuss theory and its application in the classroom. So if you've ever thought "that sounds great but I don't know how it would look in a classroom", this podcast is for you as we show you not only how it looks but walk you through it. And everything is rooted in best practices for effective language teaching.
You can reach Krista and Sandrine via Twitter (@intomondays), Facebook (Stepintomondays), email (stepintomondays@gmail.com), phone ((205) 440-2889‬).

Step into Mondays‪!‬ Sandrine Hope

    • Education
    • 4.5 • 8 Ratings

Two World Language teachers get together to discuss theory and its application in the classroom. So if you've ever thought "that sounds great but I don't know how it would look in a classroom", this podcast is for you as we show you not only how it looks but walk you through it. And everything is rooted in best practices for effective language teaching.
You can reach Krista and Sandrine via Twitter (@intomondays), Facebook (Stepintomondays), email (stepintomondays@gmail.com), phone ((205) 440-2889‬).

    79. How can we help our students acquire more vocabulary?

    79. How can we help our students acquire more vocabulary?

    Over our years of teaching, we have noticed that often students have a breakdown in communication because they forgot the vocabulary word they need, or they just have never encountered it. They also often can’t understand content because they don’t understand a word that is key. So today Krista and Sandrine are talking about circumlocution. What is it? What does the research say about it? What activities and tasks can we do with our students to help them overcome the language blank they're sure to encounter in their speech?

    The Timeline


    1:20 catching up and small victories
    10:00 the theory
    24:50 classroom application

    The sources:


    Developing Fluency in Circumlocution - Daniel Worden (2016)
    On the importance of Circumlocution in the Spanish language Classroom - D. Arteaga, L Llorente (2012)
    Foreign Language Learning Strategy Training on Circumlocution - Yea-Fen Chen (2006)


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    • 59 min
    So where have you been and are you coming back?

    So where have you been and are you coming back?

    Just a quick message to catch everybody as to where we've been and what's coming up. And because we don't break traditions, Scarlet can be heard grinding get break in the background!

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    • 4 min
    79. Who is Gen Z? Part 2

    79. Who is Gen Z? Part 2

    what makes Gen Z so special and how to adapt it in class?


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    • 56 min
    78. Who are our students? Connecting with Gen Z.

    78. Who are our students? Connecting with Gen Z.

    Each generation is different, and right now we're experiencing Gen Z. They are extremely different from previous generations. Krista and Sandrine break down specific aspects of the generation and what we can do in our classroom to better reach them.


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    • 1 hr 6 min
    77. I have heritage speakers in my class, what do I do? A conversation with Florencia Henshaw - part 2

    77. I have heritage speakers in my class, what do I do? A conversation with Florencia Henshaw - part 2

    In this episode Krista and Sandrine talk with Florencia Henshaw. What are they? Why are teachers often unprepared and sometimes nervous around them? This episode is the second and last part of the conversation.




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    • 38 min
    76. I have heritage speakers in my class, now what? A conversation with Florencia Henshaw

    76. I have heritage speakers in my class, now what? A conversation with Florencia Henshaw

    In this episode Krista and Sandrine talk with Florencia Henshaw about heritage speakers. What are they, and why are teachers often unprepared with them?

    This episode is the first part of the conversation.

    Also here is the name of the podcast referred to by Sandrine in the episode: The 10 Minutes Teacher Podcast, episode titled "6 Ways to Help Kids Learn Real-World Skills"


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    • 1 hr 36 min

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SusanB7 ,

A must for language teachers!

Great conversations and ideas! Can’t wait to hear more!

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A must for language teachers!

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