PHOTOS: Dolly Hathaway implementing the "A-Z Vocabulary Strategy".
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Kristie Barnhill, a LEAP student, presenting at the TALGS (TESOL/Applied Linguistic Graduate Students) Conference at East Carolina University, 2008. Organized by Linguistics and TESOL students and faculty, TALGS is aimed at providing a serious yet relaxed environment for professionals and graduate students working in TESL/TEFL and a variety of applied linguistics fields to present their work and receive feedback.
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Project ECU LEAP participants Mary Cordova and Charetta Walls, from the Pitt County Cohort, presenting at the TALGS Conference, 2008.
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Project ECU LEAP participant Kelly Jones' work in creating a vocabulary quilt with student notes and illustrations.
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Duplin County Cohort Opening Session at the Duplin County Board of Education, Kenansville, NC on August 31st, 2010.
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Dolly Hathaway, Patty Burke, and Amanda Amante (Pitt County Teachers and Project ECU LEAP Participants). And Maria Delgado and Wendy Piro from Lenoir County. NABE 2011 (National Association for Bilingual Education - Feb. 16-18, 2011, New Orleans Convention Center).
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Multi-State University Collaboration: Responding to the Professional Development Needs of Teachers of English Language Learners. This symposium presents the preliminary outcomes of a 5-year innovative collaboration among five universities in multiple states of concept knowledge and strategies needed to address the differentiated needs of cultural and linguistically diverse (CLD) students through coherent and sustained professional development.
Project ECU LEAP participate with (from left to right):
Dr. Jane Manner (East Carolina University - Project ECU LEAP), Dr. Joan Nielson (Morningside College- Iowa), Dr. Janet Penner-Williams (U. of Arkansas), Dr. Socorro Herrera (Kansas State University - Center for Intercultural and Multilingual Advocacy)
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Dr. Socorro Herrera, Shabina Kavimandan, and Dr. Jane Manner at the Project ECU LEAP Summer Institute in May 2011.
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COMAU (Consejo Mundial de Académicos e Investigadores Universitarios)
Havana, Cuba - February 2, 2012
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Dr. Jane Manner and Dr. Diane Rodriguez - Convention Center, Havana Cuba
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Dr. Jane Manner and Meredith Rendall (Project Manager, Technology Services for Faculty, New York University). Convention Center, Havana Cuba. |
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This is a primary school visited by Drs. Rodriguez and Manner during the conference in Havana, Cuba on February 1, 2012. This school serves children from age 2-6, and operates long hours to accommodate working families.
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Copyright © 2012 Meredith B. Rendall. All Rights Reserved.
This is Dr. Manner bringing up the rear of the group tour outside the school.
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Copyright © 2012 Meredith B. Rendall. All Rights Reserved.
The school also operates as an extended day child care center, so personal hygiene is part of the daily routine.
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Copyright © 2012 Meredith B. Rendall. All Rights Reserved.
The daily menu and pricing are posted on the wall. |
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Copyright © 2012 Meredith B. Rendall. All Rights Reserved.
Dr. Manner distributed pencils to the 5 and 6 year olds in an upstairs classroom.
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Copyright © 2012 Meredith B. Rendall. All Rights Reserved.
Miami International Airport heading to Havana, Cuba. |
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Copyright © 2012 Meredith B. Rendall. All Rights Reserved. |
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION for BILINGUAL EDUCATION (NABE) Presentation - February 16, 2012
Lenoir County teachers and Project ECU LEAP participants.
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