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Seventh International Conference on Immersion and Dual Language Education

February 6–9, 2019

The Westin Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, USA

Components of a Sustainable and Replicable DLI Program

Saturday, February 9, 2019 at 10:00 AM–11:00 AM EST
Sharon (90)
Strand

Strand III: Program Design, Development and Evaluation

Immersion/Partner Language(s)

Not language specific

Level
Elementary (K-5)
Middle School/Junior High
High School
Program Summary/Abstract Description

As the rapidly growing demands of a global economy become apparent, communities are turning to the promises of dual language immersion programs, to meet the academic rigor, linguistic flexibility and intercultural competencies needed to prepare a competitive 21st Century global workforce.

This session will address the foundational pillars of DLI programs and the infrastructures of support needed to ensure program quality and sustainability.  The Utah DLI Program will be used to illustrate these foundational pillars and infrastructures. 

Through guided analysis and group discussions, the participant will be able to identify the replicability of these foundational pillars and infrastructures of support in their diverse contexts.

 

Lead Presenter

Ofelia G. WADE, Utah State Office of Education
Role/Title

Utah Spanish DLI Director

Co-Presenters

Ofelia G. WADE, Utah State Board of Education, Utah State Dual Immersion Team, and Tooele County School District
Role/Title

Utah Spanish DLI Secondary Coordinator

Maria Natziely Torres, Utah State Office of Education
Role/Title

Utah Spanish Dual Language Immersion Coordinator

Raul Martin, Utah State Board of Education
Role/Title

Utah Spanish DLI Coordinator

LIDIA Ordaz, USBE - UTAH DUAL IMMERSION TEAM
Role/Title

STATE SPANISH DLI COORDINATOR

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