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This document outlines an AP French Language and Culture summer workshop presented by Ed Weiss. The workshop covers the AP French curriculum framework, six themes, primary learning objectives, equity and access in the program. It also discusses formative and summative assessment, using authentic materials to develop thematic units, an examination of the AP French exam including a step-by-step analysis of each section and changes from previous years. The document concludes with addressing participants' greatest needs and workshopping rules.
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- 1. AP FRENCH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE summer 2013 APSI PRESENTED BY ED WEISS
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- 3. Il faut se présenter! Nom, école, domicile Expérience avec AP Raison d’être (ici à l’atelier!) Famille, intérêts, etc.....
- 4. CURRICULUM FRAMEWORK THE SIX THEMES AUTHENTIC MATERIALS PRIMARY LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- 5. EQUITY AND ACCESS PRE-AP STRATEGIES OVERVIEW OF PROGRAM STRUCTURE
- 6. INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN & ASSESSMENT FORMATIVE VS SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT MODELS OF FORMATIVE INSTRUCTION SETTING THE STAGE FOR OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE
- 7. AUTHENTIC MATERIALS THEMATIC UNITS THEMATIC UNITS YOUR AUTHENTIC MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY / WEBSITES UNIT MODEL EXAMINATION DEVELOPMENT
- 8. THE EXAM STEP BY STEP ANALYSIS OF EACH SECTION WHAT’S NEW AND DIFFERENT INTEGRATION OF SKILLS WALK THROUGH OF ENTIRE EXAM
- 9. YOUR GREATEST NEEDS AUTHENTIC MATERIALS TEXTS / RESOURCES UNIT DEVELOPMENT AP COURSE AUDIT REASSURANCE - PAS DE PANIQUE !!!!!!
- 10. Workshop rules FRANCAIS / ANGLAIS VOS QUESTIONS FINAL OUTCOMES COMPUTERS