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Seventh International Conference on Immersion and Dual Language Education

February 6–9, 2019

The Westin Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, USA

The Three Ps of Middle School Dual Language Immersion Curriculum Development

Friday, February 8, 2019 at 11:15 AM–12:15 PM EST
Uptown II (180)
Strand

Strand III: Program Design, Development and Evaluation

Immersion/Partner Language(s)

Spanish

Level

Middle School/Junior High

Program Summary/Abstract Description

In order to reach high levels of linguistic ability, immersion education must not be isolated to the elementary grades but rather articulate into and through middle school.  Providing students with at least two content courses during each year of middle school helps students continue to deepen their academic development and build higher levels of language proficiency.  This session frames the process of middle school immersion curriculum development in one state within the “three Ps” of perspectives, practices, and products and shares applications for programs at any stage of articulation.  Content includes sharing the perspectives and overarching goals of the project, the practices and processes for development and implementation of the curricula, and samples of the end-product – integrated Spanish language arts and social studies curricula that include AP themes, world language and Common Core standards, and integrated performance assessments.

Lead Presenter

Lynn Fulton-Archer, Delaware Department of Education
Role/Title

Education Specialist, World Language Immersion

Co-Presenters

Ana Richter, Delaware Department of Education
Role/Title

Spanish Immersion Specialist

Cheri Quinlan, Delaware Department of Education
Role/Title

Consultant

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