Bertram Richter, MFL @ Tile Hill Wood School, UK, Secondary, Modern Foreign Languages
Bertram Richter is Head of Languages blogging for the Languages Department at Tile Hill Wood School and Language College in Coventry, UK
Languages @ Tile Hill Wood School
Online space to share examples of best practice, student work and to provide a platform for peer- and self-assessment.
Simon Howells, UK, Secondary, Modern Foreign Languages, French, German, Italian
Teacher of Modern Languages and ICT Coordinator in an independent school in North-West England. I blog on the uses of ICT and Web 2.0 in the MFL classroom.
La Lingua è bella!
Thoughts and short case studies on the integration of ICT into the MFL classroom, with a particular focus on Web 2.0.
Theme: mfl, french, german, italian, languages, Web 2.0
World Languages Technology Consultants, USA, Secondary, World Languages
At World Languages Technology Consultants we work to develop innovative and engaging ways to deliver educational content. We are using a variety of tools to build 21st Century Learning Communities.
Our consultants Catalina & Michelle are both middle school Spanish teachers in Central Florida. They are known to motivate and engage their students through the use of 21st century applications.
World Languages Technology Consultants
Catalina and Michelle share information about different technology tools they try with their students. They offer tips, tricks and information based on real and messy middle school classrooms.
Theme: spanish, world languages, foreign languages, modern and classical languages, education, technology, instructional technology
MFL at Baxter College, England, UK, Secondary, Modern Foreign Languages
The MFL Team at Baxter College are passionate about putting the word 'modern' back into Modern Foreign Languages.
MFL at Baxter College We have launched ourselves into blogosphere with the aim of keeping you up to date with our latest news, showcasing exemplary work and, well... having a little fun.
Joe Dale, Isle of Wight, UK, Middle, French, Modern Languages
Joe Dale is Leader of French at Nodehill Middle School on the Isle of Wight. He is a SSAT Languages Lead Practitioner, speaks at Language World, BETT and The Language Show and writes for the TES ICT blog. He has also designed games for Heinemann’s new course ‘Expo’, is an eTwinning Ambassador for the British Council and has appeared in various articles in the Education Guardian. His blog was nominated for an Edublogs Award 2007 in the best educational tech support category.
Alex Blagona, Ipswich, England, UK, Secondary, Modern Languages
Alex Blagona is Language College Co-ordinator at Northgate HighSchool, in Ipswich. He has been teaching French and German for over10 years and has worked across the region and the country withteachers and schools that have been interested in setting up their own blogs, recording podcasts or developing ICT use to suit the needsof their language learners.
http://www.northgatemfl.co.uk/
MFL @ Northgate is an educational blog promoting the work that goes on in Modern Language Learning at Northgate High School in Ipswich in Eastern England. Written by the teachers, and with lots of student contributions, it serves to inform and educate the local community, and students of French, German and Spanish further afield. Posts include useful ideas to help teaching languages, resources for
students preparing for exams, and the lates news in the world of languages!
Established in September 2006, MFL @ Northgate now has an established readership, and promotes the work of the Northgate Language College through the community. There is comment, review and lots of useful resources and links for all learners of MFL.
Theme: MFL, blog, language learning, Ipswich, Northgate
Adam Sutcliffe, Scotland, UK, Secondary, Modern Languages
I am a Modern Languages Teacher working at The Gordon Schools, deep in the heart of Aberdeenshire, Scotland. I teach both French and German. Prior to arriving in Huntly I taught for a couple of years on the island of Yell in Shteland. And before that I was a VSO volunteer in Maroua, Cameroon, where I taught English to French speakers and lead informal training for other teachers. I qualified as a language teacher in 1997 from Sheffield Hallam University and went on to teach for three years in Priory School, Barnsley before heading off to Africa.
The image above came from 'We Are Multicoloured' and reflects my family's English and Cameroonian roots, whilst living in Scotland.
So Much To Learn...So Little Time
My blog is essentially a reflective blog about my teaching practice, but I spend quite a lot of time looking at emerging technologies and applications and working out how they could be used in a languages classroom. I have been known to drift off into rants or appreciations about tyhings I am passionate about such as equality and development(and even football sometimes.)
RateMyMates
The purpose of this blog is purely peer assessment. I post students work on the blog, particularly Speaking tasks and ask that peers review and rate their mates performance. I encourage the 2 stars and a wish format of 2 good things and 1 area for improvement, but I have called it Rocks and Sucks.
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