LET US HELP YOU SELECT YOUR NECTFL PROGRAM!

NECTFL's 2012 conference program meets the needs of our all diverse constituents.  Are you an elementary school Chinese teacher?  A high school French teacher?  The chair of a community college department?  An association leader?  A new teacher or veteran faculty member?  A methods instructor?  A teacher of Arabic?  A classicist?  A curriculum specialist?

Do you need several presentations in a specific area?  Or do you want to "mix it up" to get some new perspectives?  Are you in the market for new materials, services, or programs?

We've got what you need -- from Friday afternoon through Monday morning!

ARABIC                                                     YOUNGER LEARNERS                                                 STANDARDS/COMMON CORE

CHINESE                                          MIDDLE SCHOOL LEARNERS                            REFLECTIVE TEACHING

CLASSICAL LANGUAGES                    BEST OF STATE SESSIONS                               TARGET LANG INSTRUCTION

FRENCH                                           TEACHING LANGUAGES WITH THE ARTS           ADVOCACY

GERMAN                                                   TECHNOLOGY                                                           TEACHER ED/PROF DEV

ITALIAN                                                   DIVERSITY/LEARNER CHARACTERISTICS          FOR THE NEW TEACHER

SPANISH                                                  AP AND ADVANCED-LEVEL WL COURSES             ASSESSMENT/EVAL       

TEACHING CULTURE                             CONTENT-BASED INSTRUCTION                        ESOL/ESL

WHAT ARE YOUR STRAND NEEDS OR SUGGESTIONS? Email us at nectfl@dickinson.edu       

The above lists of strands in specific areas may help you plan your program, but feel free to mix and match!  Please note that:

• sessions in some areas are still being added (e.g., Italian);
• some categories have so many sessions that a strand list is not useful (e.g., high school) -- but you can locate all offerings in a category by using the "find" function when you visit our workshop, teaching lab, or session lists.

Workshop (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) & teaching lab (Monday) descriptions can be found here.

Session descriptions (Saturday, Sunday) can be found here.