Lance Rougeux: DEN Virtual Conference "Lost In Translation"

DEN Virtual Conference History-making first National Virtual Conference, harnessing the power of a webinar to live face-to-face local hosting.

Presented by Lance Rougeux East Coast Keynote

Can You Read This? Digital Native Test

Or this?
All students speak a second language
It isn’t French or Spanish either
Can you read it?

If not, try transl8it!

How does this make you feel?
Granted you won’t need this phrase often
But are you “lost in translation”?
Not your second language?

What language do you speak…what language do your students speak…
All students today are bilingual and d 4n tongue dey knO so weL L%kz fune & cn b kind of hard 2 rED, @ lEst 4 adults. So how do we meet the needs of our students when we’re the second language learners in the classroom?

The Answer: They speak digitally
E moticons as a
S econd
L anguage

Think Pink + ESL
Communication, Connectedness, Creativity define the Conceptual Age
Students are digital consumers and creators
How do we meet the needs of our ESL students?

By tapping into great resources creatively

What are students’ #1 technology request at school?

Students create media and consume it

Ways to Engage (not enrage)

Media-Rich Library, Formative Assessments, Best in the Business

So, if our students speak a second language, then…

As Second Language Learners, we need TIME, PROFESSINAL DEVELOPMENT, and our own IEP

What students read…

What we read…
?
As teachers educating in the shift, how do we meet the needs of our ESL students
touch the future, tap into the power of Discovery

Today…

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Lance Rougeux: DEN Virtual Conference "Lost In Translation"

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