MAFLT Meetups in Spring 2023
The Meetup theme this spring is Fun! Actually, the theme is: Incorporating Creativity, Play, and the Arts into Language Learning and Teaching. Last Thursday each month, 7pm Eastern.
The Meetup theme this spring is Fun! Actually, the theme is: Incorporating Creativity, Play, and the Arts into Language Learning and Teaching. Last Thursday each month, 7pm Eastern.
... and Other Oxymorons Language Teachers Can Embrace - Dr. Lanier's webinar for Voces Digital Series, January 2023
What courses are available in Spring 2023? Have you enrolled?
Dr. Fred Poole, instructor of FLT 881, offers an update to the Spring 2020 version of this post.
Join us in Gather.Town for virtual meetings to discuss important issues and make real connections. Wednesdays biweekly 8pm.
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