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MaFLA 44th Annual Fall Conference

Conference Video of Selected Conference Photos – Click here

All the Photos from the 2011 MaFLA Fall Conference.

 

Dates: Friday, October 28 & Saturday, October 29
Pre-Conference Workshops – Thursday, October 27

Location:  Sturbridge Host Hotel

Theme:  Languages Connect The World

Keynote Speaker:  Lisa Lilley, 2010 ACTFL Teacher of the Year
Accentuate The Positive:  Celebrate Language Teaching

Entertainment:  Ten Tumbao

Conference Chair:  Tiesa Graf

 

The 44th MaFLA Conference offered new faces and old favorites!

New Presenters . . .

Zachary Jones!

Zachary is nationally known for his amazing resources available on his website:

http://zachary-jones.com/zambombazo/

Zachary presented a 6-hour preconference workshop on Thursday (Pop Culture in the Classroom), a 3-hour workshop on Friday (ACTFL 21st Century Skills) and a 75-minute session on Saturday (Clozeline: Cloze Activities with Popular Music.

Lisa Lilley

2010 ACTFL Teacher of the Year

Opening session: Keynote Speaker and Presenter
8:00AM Friday, October 28, 2011 Accentuate the Positive: Celebrate Language Teaching!
Lisa also presented a 3-hour workshop and a 75-minute session on Saturday: Power Tools for the Teacher’s Toolbox and Engaging Students Through Project Based Learning

And Old Favorites . . .

George Watson Lopez

2009 Massachusetts Teacher of the Year

George once again joined MaFLA, offering the very popular 3-hour workshop with Joan Drobnis Using Latin Music As a Basis for Interpretive/Interpersonal/Presentations Communication.

Amale Bourhim

The amazing Amale once again joined MaFLA at the Conference.  Amale presented a 6-hour workshop on Thursday The French Connection: WW2 and Beyond, a 3-hour workshop on Friday, Paris ça bouge! and a 3-hour workshop on Saturday, Art à la Carte!

 

Dinner

If you didn’t stay for dinner on Friday night you missed out on great entertainment – the Over the Top Dancers from Springfield – great food, and music and dancing courtesy of Ten Tumbao.