101. AATSEEL Job Index foreign language TECHNOLOGIST, language Lab, University of Wisconsin DeadlineApril 2 English language Teachers, BKCInternational House Moscow. March 1, 04. http://aatseel.org/jobs/job-index.html

American Association of Teachers of Slavic and Eastern European Languages AATSEEL Job Index Position Title: Date Posted Communications Manager , The American Chamber of Commerce in Russia. June 2, 2004 Teaching Fellow in Russian , University of Exeter. Deadline: June 22, 2004. June 1, 2004 Librarian and Library Technician , Marshall Center Library, Garmisch, Germany. Deadline: June 8, 2004. June 1, 2004 Librarian and Library Technician , Marshall Center Library, Garmisch, Germany. June 1, 2004 Position at the Open World Program , Library of Congress May 19, 2004 Research Assistant , JFK School of Government, Harvard May 17, 2004 English Teacher , Vladivostok May 10, 2004 Publications Coordinator - Editor , Ukrainian Research Institute, Harvard University Deadline: June 30 April 30, 2004 Assistant Program manager , Bard College program at Smolny College, St. Petersburg. April 27, 2004 Slavic Librarian , University of Kansas. April 3, 04 Instructor of Russian , Boston College. Deadline: April 30, 2004. April 3, 04 Instructor of Russian , University of Oklahoma, Norman.

102. Teaching With The Web If you do not have a frames capable browser, you can access this informationbut it won t look pretty. Teaching with the Web Links. http://polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/lss/lang/teach.html

If you do not have a frames capable browser, you can access this information but it won't look pretty. Teaching with the Web Links

103. E. L. Easton - Languages Why Study languages? The language Classroom Distance Education StudyinCountry Bookstores Mail Lists Search Engines Teaching Online. http://eleaston.com/languages.html

@import url(ele.css); /*IE and NN6x styles*/ Languages online Albanian Arabic Chinese Croatian ... I don't understand " over 255 languages Say "Hello" to the World audio / Internet Public Library Word of the Day audio / Transparent Language Word of the Day audio / TravLang Why study languages? Etymology Top 40 Languages Languages in Europe BBC Languages in Europe European Commission Languages on the Internet global-reach.biz Geographic Distribution of Languages Ethnologue Physical Foundations of Language R.M. Allott Language Humor MULTILINGUAL SITES Languages BBC Languages emagister Languages iLoveLanguages Languages Meetup Languages International E-Mail Tandem Network Languages Language Exchange Languages Languages -on-the-Web Languages LOTE Languages Omniglot Languages Robert Beard Languages TravLang Languages WannaLearn Languages David Appleyard's English Library Languages Translation Town Languages Optimnem Verb Conjugator Verbix Alchemy 6 languages / Adam McLean Animal Sounds Catherine Ball Aviation Children's Activities activityvillage.co.uk

104. Casa De Joanna: Language Learning Resources - Updated 5/17/04 - Www.casadejoanna Casa de Joanna is a teacherdesigned index of resources for foreignlanguage education. Resources include authentic websites, Internet http://members.aol.com/jporvin/casa.htm

Casa features authentic French Spanish Teacher's Lounge or Casa Favorites Many apologies. Still working on the update. Coming soon: MANY new links and over 20 original thematic activities! Casa de Joanna Art Resources French Resources ... Acknowledgements This page was designed to be a jumping off point for Middle School and High School folks, teachers and students alike, who are exploring the Web as part of their language-learning. Internet-based sources are fabulously rich, but they are just a beginning, a Punto de Partida or for larger interactions within a learning environment. What you will find here are: French and Spanish language websites to explore including thematically organized authentic links for French and Spanish French and Spanish language search engines and portals/web guides Link collections to support other language study Rich art links in English, French and Spanish Web-based activities and resources on technology implementation Access to professional organizations and journals, software information and consulting services Joanna Porvin Consultant jporvin@aol.com

105. Goldsmiths College > Teacher Training > PGCE Primary With Modern Foreign Languag subject. You gain the confidence and competence to teach a modern foreignlanguage throughout the primary age range. What you study. http://www.goldsmiths.ac.uk/study-options/teacher-training/PGCE-MFL.php

Goldsmiths news ticker is an applet which scrolls through some important items of news and events, and provides links to more details. Text only Search the Site Home About us Study options Undergraduate ... Contact us PGCE - Primary with Modern Foreign Languages GTTR codes: XR91 (3-7 years); XR9C (5-11 years) General entrance requirements The PGCE (Primary) is open to you if: you have GCSE Grade C or above in English and Mathematics; if you were born on or after 1 September 1979 you must also have at least Grade C GCSE in a science subject. AND your degree is related to primary education - for example, English, Mathematics, Science, Art, Design and Technology, Geography, History, Music, PE, Child Develop-ment, Educational Studies or Early Childhood Education. or you studied one of these subjects as part of your degree or you have an A-level in one of these subjects in addition to a degree. Modern Foreign Language entrance requirements In addition to the general entrance requirements you need to meet one of the following criteria: either your degree includes an appropriate element of French or German or you have gained an A-level (or equivalent) in French or German, normally at Grade C or above

106. CILT, The National Centre For Languages : Becoming A Teacher Teaching secondary modern foreign languages. CILT Information Sheet 9Modern foreign languages in initial teacher education (rtf, 237kB). http://www.cilt.org.uk/training/

@import url(../common/stylesheets/layout.css); Introduction Graduate Teacher Programme (GTP) Links Bulletin Becoming a Teacher CILT gives information about routes into teaching in the different sectors which are listed below. Teaching secondary modern foreign languages CILT Information Sheet 9: Modern foreign languages in initial teacher education (rtf, 237kB) Teach languages in England: This information explains the different routes to Qualified Teacher Status and is targeted at native speakers of French, German and Spanish who have not gone through the English education system. The CILT/British Council Graduate Teacher Programme This employment-based route is for native speakers of French, German and Spanish. Teach community languages This guide to the different routes to Qualified Teacher Status focuses on the needs of teachers of community languages. Teach primary languages In September 2001, a pilot scheme to introduce French into the Primary PGCE began, details of the institutions involved plus information on KS2/3 MFL courses are available on the

107. Annenberg / CPB Teaching foreign Languages K12 A Library of Classroom Practices. Thisvideo library illustrates effective instruction and assessment http://www.learner.org/resources/browse.html?discipline=3

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