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Abbie Combs posted
Good article on connecting PBL and PGES.
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Lisa Blevins-Salyer posted
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Resources
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Jeff Phillips posted
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Jeff Phillips posted
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Hi all!! Let us know your successes with the IPA model of ACTFL!! I can’t wait to hear about them!! Kentucky’s World Language Proficiency Standards follow the ACTFL IPA (Integrated Performance Assessment) Model. Also, the KWLA Conference this fall (2015) will be in Louisville at the Ramada Inn, intstead of Lexington at the usual site, due to venue…Read More
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Scratch the “s” on “standards.” It is only one “standard.” Jacque Van Houten would behead me if she heard me say the plural form.
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This is an interesting article. This is an interesting article. Thanks for posting. I liked the reference to the 4Cs – Communication, Collaboration, Critical Thinking and Creativity. I hope some of our schools will consider applying.