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In the spirit of our discussion at the last FLACS meeting, I am proud to announce that Kristen Romond, one of my middle school LOTE teachers, was honored at WSBOCES today. Of 23 applicants for the Model Schools Program--Teacher Integration Awards, she was awarded one of the six $1000 grants to buy technology for her school. Her project was her year-long integration of Moodle into her all of her Checkpoint A French units. Kristen did a great job presenting her project today, emphasizing that, in her classes, students learn how to use new technology as they learn French. In addition, the technology keeps the students motivated to use the language, and her emphasis on real-world applications help them to see how languages will be useful in their futures. Bravo, Kristen!!
Janet Picataggio
Chairperson--LOTE/Secondary ESL
Smithtown Central School District
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