The objective of this workshop is to serve as a year 2 follow up to part 1 of the series where we discussed the introduction of a new program within our department dedicated to meeting the needs of the ever growing native Spanish speaking population while at the same time addressing the needs of our heritage students. More specifically, the workshop is designed to highlight the distinguishing characteristics of a Heritage class that enable us to meet the specific needs of the heritage student in preparing them for upper level courses within the World Language department while also building on the skills required to improve performance across all content levels.
Daniel is the current Department Chair for World Languages and has been teaching for 5 years. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Hispanic Literature and Languages from Stony Brook University as well as his Master of Arts in Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language from the International... Read More →
Patricia has been teaching for 18 years. She is certified in Childhood Education for grades 1 through 6, Bilingual Education, and Spanish for grades 5 through 12. She earned her Master of Arts in Liberal Studies from Stony Brook University.
Saturday October 26, 2024 11:55am - 12:55pm EDT
Room 115
