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Translanguaging in the Italian Classroom: A Practical Introduction for Italian Language Teachers in the United States
What Is Translanguaging? If you teach Italian in the United States, you already know your students bring a rich mix of languages into your classroom. Many speak English at home, others speak Spanish, Mandarin, or even Italian dialects passed down from grandparents. For a long time, conventional language teaching wisdom said: keep the target language…
Top 5 Quick Substitute Lesson Ideas
5 essential, evergreen, no tech and low prep ideas for substitute lesson plans, for those unplanned absences!
Italian National Holidays: Teach Your Students About June 2nd
Today is the 79th Anniversary of the Proclamation of the [Italian] Republic! On June 2nd and 3rd, 1946, almost 25 million Italians (89% of eligible voters) went to the polls to vote in a referendum on what form of government would represent them post-World War II. This referendum marked the end of the Italian constitutional…
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