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ACCELERATE YOUR STUDENTS USE OF THE TARGET LANGUAGE: Interactive, High Engagement Activities that Work (Grades 6 12) A Unique One-Day Seminar Presented by Amanda Seewald Outstanding World Language Teacher, Presenter and Author The American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages recommends that the target language is used 90% of the time by the teacher and students. Practical activities to engage students in the target language as they exchange information, negotiate meaning and express their ideas Proven structures to establish and sustain a motivating classroom environment that accelerates your students use of the target language Time-efficient ways to give feedback and use effective assessment tools and processes The best multimedia and technology resources that will accelerate student engagement and achievement of target language goals Illinois Chicago January 24 (Elk Grove Village) Indiana Indianapolis January 23 Minnesota Minneapolis January 26 (Brooklyn Center) Virginia Northern Virginia January 22 (Springfield) Wisconsin Milwaukee January 25 (Brown Deer) CEUs and Graduate Credits Available See page 6 for details I have so many ideas and I can t wait to get started. Amanda is amazing. LAURA CORKERY, FRENCH TEACHER

Ten Key Benefits of Attending By far this was one of the most relevant and powerful seminars I ve attended in 14 years of teaching ELVIRA SOILS, ELD INSTRUCTIONAL COACH 1. Get Your Students Talking in the Target Language From Day One Engage your students in use of the target language from the first day of class Here s how 2. Create a Classroom Where Students Love Using the Target Language Learn proven techniques to maximize students use of the target language through clear expectations, established processes and structures to sustain a safe, supportive, self expressive, and resource rich environment 3. Learn from an Outstanding World Language Teacher Amanda brings 18 years of world language teaching experience as well as a deep passion for sharing what works with other world language teachers Learn proven techniques that are designed to match the needs of today s students and build their motivation for communicating in the target language 4. Utilize Online Resources to Support Students Opportunities to Practice, Research, Express, and Connect with the Target Culture Tap into students technology resources and expertise to use the target language in a variety of innovative ways 5. Implement High Engagement Activities to Support Learning of Vocabulary, Grammar Structures, Cultural Knowledge, and Understanding These dynamic communicative activities are designed to maximize practice, application and analysis of language skills and content 6. Motivate Your Students Use of the Target Language Target language use increases as students personally relate to the topics of study and as they share these connections with each other Here s how 7. Build a Learning Community Where Students Work Together Students enjoy personalized activities where they collaborate to create and problem solve together 8. Enhance Your Skills in Questioning, Responding and Giving Feedback on Use of the Target Language Learn practical techniques that will increase your students engagement in extended conversations Who Should Attend World Language Teachers, Department Heads and Administrators serving Middle Schools and High Schools 9. Engage Students in Innovative Activities that Build Classroom Rapport Discover innovative, interactive activities that motivate students to share their background knowledge, experiences and ideas 10. Receive an Extensive World Language Instruction Resource Handbook Each participant will receive an extensive resource handbook with ready to use materials specifically designed for this seminar Receive a wealth of practical ideas, information and activities that promote use of the target language and can be implemented right away 2 Phone: 1-800-735-3503 Register Online: www.ber.org Team Discount Available

Outstanding Strategies You Can Use Immediately What You Will Learn... Dozens of low prep, low cost, high engagement, high impact, ready to use activities that encourage the sustained use of the target language Ways to engage students as they relate to world issues, personal experiences and social relationships that are real and reflect a globally focused education Hands-on ways to incorporate multiple intelligences into your planning, instruction and assessment to address all types of learners Engaging target language games and structures you can use right away Proven grouping strategies for partners and teams Innovative, interactive learning strategies for small group work Ways for students to set learning goals and objectives and monitor their progress and effort in use of the target language How you can utilize explicit directions, modeling, scaffolding, and rubrics to ensure student success in target language activities Utilizing flipped classroom ideas to build vocabulary and grammar structure knowledge and bring more interaction to the classroom time. Creative problem solving and project-based learning ideas that are fast to produce and enhance the target language learning of all students Activities with scaffolding ideas for students at all levels of language proficiency that reinforce ACTFL s standards Wonderful ideas a total paradigm shift in how we teach a world language. GIANNA BARLUPI, TEACHER Practical Ideas and Strategies ACTFL recommends that language educators and their students use the target language as exclusively as possible (90% plus) at all levels of instruction during instructional time and, when feasible, beyond the classroom. ACTFL Position Statement, May 2010 Do you need practical ideas of how to meet the ACTFL recommendation of using the target language 90% of the time in your classroom? Do you have students who do not stay in the target language? Do you have students who are not always motivated? Do you have students who need interactive activities? This engaging seminar will answer these questions with ready-to-use, low-prep activities that will help you develop an immersive language learning atmosphere where students feel comfortable using their new language skills to communicate meaningful messages. You will learn to build on the characteristics of today s millennial students to enhance their language learning. In this outstanding seminar, experienced world language teacher, Amanda Seewald will share dozens of motivating interactive activities designed to accelerate your students use of the target language both inside and outside the classroom. You will leave this seminar with an extensive world language instruction resource handbook and dozens of strategies you will be able to use immediately to accelerate your students use of the target language. In addition, you will receive a link to a file of digital resources for further support. Phone: 1-800-735-3503 See all BER PD Events at www.ber.org 3

A Message From Your Seminar Leader, Amanda Seewald Dear Colleague: What is your real goal for your students and for yourself as a language educator? I am quite sure it is NOT talking about a set of grammar rules or a series of vocabulary lists. I am talking about WHY you truly wanted to be a language teacher. Uniquely Qualified Instructor AMANDA SEEWALD is a dynamic and creative world language educator, author, curriculum developer, and teacher coach. She has been teaching, coaching educators and developing curricula for over 18 years. Amanda works with educators and schools across the country to develop meaningful language programs at all levels of instruction. She is a regular presenter at national, regional and state conferences. Amanda is the author of ACCELERATE YOUR STUDENTS USE OF THE TARGET LANGUAGE: Interactive, High Engagement Activities that Work (Grades 6 12), the extensive resource handbook each participant will receive at the seminar. Additional authorship credits include MARACAS, an innovative series designed to enhance language instruction and learning. Amanda s seminars are always exciting and inspiring as well as practical and applicable. Participants in her seminars consistently give her outstanding evaluations and leave with many classroom proven activities and ideas they can immediately implement in their own world language classrooms. I am sure that you want your students to love language and culture as well as embrace this learning and carry it on beyond the walls of your classroom as much as I do. You probably also want to feel that as their teacher, you have had a big hand in inspiring them to feel this way. The most important key to making this a reality is to get them to speak in the language to you and to each other! I know from experience IT CAN BE DONE! In this seminar, I will share with you a wide variety of meaningful ways we can accomplish this in our classes each day. Connecting with our students as global citizens and on a level that helps them see the importance of their language learning as well as the fun inherent in this experience will be at the heart of our work together during the seminar. Target language instruction and meaningful interpersonal activities are not difficult to create and maintain, but they are essential and there are so many great resources and ideas available to help us reach the goal of 90%+ in our classrooms. I will share and demonstrate innovative ways to approach this and all of you will take part in an interactive experience that will leave us all with practical ideas, proven strategies and tangible activities that will work right away. My favorite thing to do is work with teachers and to take the opportunity to put many creative minds in the same space. The outcomes are always full of excitement and new energy. I look forward to meeting you and to sparking original, imaginative and resourceful ideas that only teachers can produce together! Sincerely, Amanda Seewald, M.Ed. P.S. Again, this seminar is not about theory but instead will focus on practical ideas that, I know from my years in the classroom, will work for today s students. I will share with you a wide variety of meaningful ways we can accomplish 90%+ target language use in our classrooms. 4 Phone: 1-800-735-3503 Register Online: www.ber.org Team Discount Available

What Your Colleagues Say About Amanda Seewald Amanda is passionate about teaching and models her theories well. Sylvia McMillen, Spanish Teacher Amanda is an excellent presenter with very useful teaching strategies I can use tomorrow! Adrian Gutierrez, World Languages Department Chair I learned lots of great techniques that I will definitely use in my classroom. Ms. Seewald is very engaging and informative. Mary Ann Johnston, French Teacher Amanda presents amazing information, great materials and tools to take back and incorporate into my class. Alberto Contreras, Spanish Teacher Amanda s seminar is full of resources that I can use right away in the classroom to support my students language development. Sophie Cowley, French Teacher Amanda presented wonderful content and ideas to be able to maintain high expectations and stay motivated as a teacher. Great interactive activities for engaging students and helping them learn best! A. Rosas-DeLoa, Spanish Teacher Amanda is very inspirational. I learned to do activities that I can apply in my classroom. Sophie Warin, Teacher Amanda is enthusiastic, knowledgeable and fun to listen to. Jennifer Moreno, Spanish Teacher Amanda is a vivacious and informative presenter. I enjoyed the content and look forward to using what I ve learned in my classes. Lisa McClintock, Teacher Phone: 1-800-735-3503 See all BER PD Events at www.ber.org 5

Special Benefits of Attending Online Learning BER offers educators a wide range of online courses that are affordable, fun, fast, and convenient. BER is now offering On Demand Video Based courses as well as Scheduled Instructor Led courses. You also may earn optional graduate level credits for most courses. See the catalog of available courses at www.ber.org/onlinelearning On Site Training Most BER seminars can be brought to your school or district. See the options at www.ber.org/onsite or call 877 857 8964 to speak to one of our On Site Training Consultants. Extensive World Language Resource Handbook Each participant will receive an extensive resource handbook specifically designed for this seminar. The handbook includes: Descriptions of all activities and structures presented in the seminar Templates for planning, collaborating with colleagues and developing student reflective pieces Specific techniques to increase student engagement Ready to use ideas to maximize student use of the target language Meet and Share with Other World Language Educators This seminar provides an excellent opportunity to meet, share and create ideas with other world language educators interested in strengthening their students use of the target language. Take part in live demonstrations and collaboratively create additional activities based on the strategies presented. Consultation Available Amanda Seewald will be available at the seminar for consultation regarding your questions and the unique needs of your own world language program. Meet Inservice Requirements / Earn State CEUs Participants will receive a certificate of participation that may be used to verify continuing education hours. CEUs Available Illinois: 5 IL PD Clock Hours Available Indiana: IN Verification of Attendance Available Minnesota: MN Clock Hours Available Virginia: VA Renewal Points Available Wisconsin: WI Verification of Attendance Available Earn One to Four Graduate Semester Credits Up to four graduate level professional development credits are available with an additional fee and completion of follow up practicum activities. Details for direct enrollment with Brandman University, part of the Chapman University system, will be available at this program. Can t Attend? Other Professional Development Options: Related Online Course A related On Demand Video-Based Online Learning course, 101 Best Strategies for Teaching World Languages, for Grades 4-12, is available for immediate registration. To enroll, visit www.ber.org/onlinelearning Related Staff Development Audio Training A related BER seminar, Strengthening Your Foreign Language Instruction: Practical Strategies for Active Learning (Grades 6-12), presented by another world language expert, Deborah Roberts, is available on CDs with a comprehensive resource handbook at a cost of $99.00 plus $9.00 shipping and handling. To order, call toll-free 1-800-735-3503 (Stock #A-FGR-2105) or use the order form on page 7. Please visit www.berproducts.org/audio-seminars.html for more information. 6 Phone: 1-800-735-3503 Register Online: www.ber.org Team Discount Available

ACCELERATE YOUR STUDENTS USE OF THE TARGET LANGUAGE: Interactive, High Engagement Activities that Work (Grades 6 12) Registration (FES8W1) 1. Chicago (Elk Grove Village), IL January 24, 2018 2. Indianapolis, IN January 23, 2018 3. Milwaukee (Brown Deer), WI January 25, 2018 4. Minneapolis (Brooklyn Center), MN January 26, 2018 5. Northern Virginia (Springfield), VA January 22, 2018 FIRST NAME M.I. LAST NAME POSITION, SUBJECT TAUGHT GRADE LEVEL FOUR EASY WAYS TO REGISTER: REGISTER ONLINE at: www.ber.org FAX this form to: 1 425 453 1134 PHONE toll free: 1 800 735 3503 (Weekdays 6 am 6 pm Pacific Time) MAIL this form to: Bureau of Education & Research 915 118th Avenue SE PO Box 96068 Bellevue, WA 98009 9668 SEMINAR LOCATION NUMBER: (Please see list above) List additional registrants on a copy of this form SCHOOL NAME SCHOOL MAILING ADDRESS CITY & STATE ZIP CODE Program Hours All seminars are scheduled 8:30 a.m. 3:15 p.m. Check in 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. Fee The registration fee is $259 per person, $239 per person for groups of three or more registering at the same time. Call us at 1-800-735-3503 for groups of ten or more. Payment is due prior to the program. No cash please. Fee includes seminar registration, morning coffee and tea, a personalized certificate of participation, and an extensive resource handbook. SCHOOL PHONE NUMBER ( ) ( ) E-MAIL ADDRESS A check (payable to Bureau of Education & Research) is attached A purchase order is attached, P.O. # (Be sure to include priority ID code on the P.O.) Charge my: MasterCard VISA 1Discover Account # Billing Zip Code: Registration confirmations are sent via e-mail. If you would like a confirmation, please provide your e-mail address. HOME MAILING ADDRESS CITY & STATE IMPORTANT: PRIORITY ID CODE Fill IMPORTANT: in the six digit number on PRIORITY the mail label next ID to the CODE: word ID (even if the brochure wasn t addressed to you) Please print name as it appears on card HOME PHONE NUMBER / ZIP CODE Exp. Date: EFES8W1 METHOD OF PAYMENT Team Discount Available The registration fee is $259 per person, for teams of three or more registering at the same time, the fee is $239 per person. Payment is due prior to the program. No cash please. MO/YR 3 Digit CVV Code: (Found on back of card) Signature (required for credit card purchases) Meeting Sites and Hotel Accommodations Seminars will be held at the following sites: ychicago: Holiday Inn Elk Grove Village, (847) 437-6010 yindianapolis: Crowne Plaza Airport, (317) 244-6861 ymilwaukee: Four Points by Sheraton Brown Deer, (414) 355-8585 yminneapolis: Earle Brown Heritage Brooklyn Center, (763) 569-6300; hotel accommodations available at Embassy Suites Brooklyn Center, (763) 560-2700 ynorthern Virginia: Hilton Springfield, (703) 971-8900 If needed, please make your own hotel reservations by calling the appropriate hotel listed above. Cancellation/Substitutions: 100% of your paid registration fee will be refunded if you can t attend and notify us at least 10 days before the conference. Late cancellations will be refunded less a $15 service fee. Substitutions may be made at any time without charge. Program Guarantee We stand behind the high quality of our programs by providing the following unconditional guarantee: If you are not satisfied with this program, we ll give you a 100% refund of your registration fee. Can t Attend? TT FES8W1 I d like to order the CD version of the related seminar, Strengthening Your Foreign Language Instruction: Practical Strategies for Active Learning (Grades 6-12), by Deborah Roberts, $99.00 plus $9.00 shipping (Stock #A-FGR-2105). 2017 Bureau of Education & Research. All rights reserved. Phone: 1-800-735-3503 See all BER PD Events at www.ber.org 7

ACCELERATE YOUR STUDENTS USE OF THE TARGET LANGUAGE: Interactive, High Engagement Activities that Work (Grades 6 12) 915 118th Avenue SE PO Box 96068 Bellevue, WA 98009 9668 World Language Teachers Prsrt Std U.S. Postage PAID Bureau of Education & Research Practical Ways to Increase Your Students Target Language Proficiency (Grades 6-12) The Most Up-To-Date Approaches and Best Practices to Strengthen Your World Language Classroom A Unique One-Day Seminar Coming to a Location Near You FES8W1 Bureau of Education & Research ACCELERATE YOUR STUDENTS USE OF THE TARGET LANGUAGE: Interactive, High Engagement Activities that Work (Grades 6 12) A Unique One-Day Seminar Coming to a Location Near You Presented by Amanda Seewald Outstanding World Language Teacher, Presenter and Author Practical activities to engage students in the target language as they exchange information, negotiate meaning and express their ideas Proven structures to establish and sustain a motivating classroom environment that accelerates your students use of the target language The best multimedia and technology resources that will accelerate student engagement and achievement of target language goals