Sheltered Instruction Presentation

Today I presented to a local group of middle school and high school teachers about sheltered instruction. My presentation is below. Of course seeing a Power Point for a presentation is never the same since the slides are more of an outline. However, if you are interested in knowing more, just leave a comment. The resources and links are all from the Oregon Department of Education, with the exception of a link to show the TCI social studies text that I use.

On a side note, this is my first time embedding with Google Docs rather than via Scribd. It seems like it will work really well, and if it really works as smoothly as it seems, I don't see any reason why I would ever need to use Scribd again when Google Docs is so easy.

Spanish Literacy Instruction in Mexico

The following is a Power Point presentation that I prepared while participating in a summer educator´s exchange in Michoacán. I have always been fascinated by native language literacy instruction, and I enjoyed my brief, limited research during the three week program. I would love to eventually research more about Mexican educational practices. Though the time frame did not allow for as in-depth studies as I would have liked, I still learned a lot.

Spanish Native Language Reading Instruction

The following Word document below are my notes that went along with the Power Point presentation. The notes may fill in some of the gaps from the presentation, but it was created for me. At the time I did not think about how I would be sharing the notes with others. Please let me know if you have questions, and I will do my best to answer them.
Choice Project Presentation Outline

If you are interested in native language literacy or practices in Mexico, I would love to hear your comments and to discuss more with you.