On May 2, 2019, the second onsite workshop was hosted by Mike Turcotte at the Fort Peck Community College.  The workshop consisted of presentations, participant discussions and hands-on activities. Detailed information is included in CLPP Report 03 (Section 2).

Title of the workshop: Tools for Language Teachers

Instructors:

Leora Bar-el (University of Montana)
Richard Littlebear (Chief Dull Knife College)
Mizuki Miyashita (University of Montana)
Susan Penfield (University of Montana)
Michael Turcotte (Fort Peck Community College)

Topics of the Workshop

Knowing our students: How do my students learn language? presented by MIZUKI MIYASHITA

Solving puzzles: How do we discover language patterns? presented by LEORA BAR-EL

Total Physical Response: What is it like to be a student in a language class? presented by RICHARD LITTLEBEAR

Learning goals: What do my students need to do/know? presented by SUSAN PENFIELD

Lesson plans: What should a lesson plan look like? presented by MIZUKI MIYASHITA

Language: Computer and document advantages. presented by MICHAEL TURCOTTE

Reflection and Evaluation: What can I do to improve my language teaching? session led by THE CLPP TEAM

Instructor team: Susan Penfield, Leora Bar-el, Mike Turcotte, Richard Littlebear, and Mizuki Miyashita

Linguistics session

Morphology exercise 

Mizuki Miyashita offers a lesson plan demonstration

Application session

Mike Turcotte lectures on the use of technology in Nakoda research

Susan Penfield talks about assessment

Richard Littlebear's TPR session

Richard Littlebear demonstrates TPR