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Category: STORIES

2 Feb 202130 Jan 2023 Cécile Lainé

Black History Month

10 Dec 202014 Oct 2022 Cécile Lainé

Teaching in the age of a pandemic – part 3: keep telling stories without burning out

9 Nov 20202 Jan 2023 Cécile Lainé

Honoring a variety of identities and amplifying #OwnVoices in our class stories

7 Feb 20202 Jan 2023 Cécile Lainé

Increasing LGBTQIA+ representation, visibility, and sense of belonging in my language classroom

17 Aug 201920 May 2022 Cécile Lainé

What happens after the story?

11 May 201912 Jun 2019 Cécile Lainé

The day a student told me she did not like my stories

14 Oct 201821 Oct 2019 Cécile Lainé

10-15 min Story Listening – Halloween edition!

12 Sep 201811 Nov 2019 Cécile Lainé

10-15 min Story Listening for Novice learners

25 Jan 201819 Sep 2022 Cécile Lainé

Input-based sub plans for Novice learners

5 Oct 201715 Aug 2019 Cécile Lainé

Story Listening: a critique of one of my stories by Dr. Mason

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