This
issue delivers suggestions / samples on:
(You may download, use, alter
everything for teaching purposes; it's in windows word documents)
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1. Promotion that
worked

HS students in Southern California
were asked 3 questions.
Here are their
answers.
They tell us how to better reach
out to potential students.
One outcome is this
flyer to promote German created by Ron
Huber.
Please send us your activities
and samples that worked best.
We would like to share them via
GLOWbriefing.
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2. Teaching

Textarbeit
It
should be possible to use the materials in 3rd&4th years;
with alterations some of it
might be suitable to 2nd years.
A very German text with images: b)
Hennings Reisetagebuch
Assignment
Please send us texts,
activities, materials and may be assignments, that worked for you.
Please mention the level it
applied for you. We would like to share them via GLOWbriefing.
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Rotkaeppchen Recommended
from end of 2nd year for average to good studends
Levels: a) easy b)
average c) difficult
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K-3 and higher:
Tinkering, playing, singing
(traditional texts, melodies, notes )
http://www.kleinkind-online.de/index.htm
A website for Kindergarten
teachers.
But there is some material applicable
for older students, when you love German the fun way.
Rhythmic speaking, assisted by
movements support language learning and can be copied from the
kindergarten.
Why don't you send us links that
were of practical help for your classroom?Please mention the level you
used it for.
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3. University

University German programs and High
School German programs need each other.
Unfortunately this happens too often:
A HS-teacher retires, no replacement is
in sight and the whole program is discontinued !
Less HS students of German
- less students at the university level!
Only when we manage to bring the school
into early contact to the qualified student teacher
may it be expected, that a young
colleague and a German program have chance.
Please let us know what you have tried
to work around this problem.
We want to share your experience among
the profession.
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4.
Archivebutler

Issue No. 1
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6.
In the next Issue among others

Whatever our readers contribute
- What did teachers do to boost enrollment?
- PR Flyer for middle school parents
- Another text + assignments
- Much more