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How Do You Say Colonialism in . . . ? →

November 14, 2024 by Dennis Bogusz

Bringing colonial history into the language classroom engages students in both history and language.

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November 14, 2024 /Dennis Bogusz
AHAPerspectives, colonialism, teaching, history, language, Louisiana, French

Assessing French language on paper or computer →

October 24, 2024 by Dennis Bogusz

Is paper or computer better for assessing L2 students’ writing? This article shares observations from several French classes at an American high school in which assessments that were otherwise identical were offered to students on both paper and computer.

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October 24, 2024 /Dennis Bogusz
L2 asssessments, handwriting, keyboarding, paper, computer, classroom observations, teaching, French

How College Works...or Doesn't

November 01, 2017 by Dennis Bogusz in book review

Whether you are just beginning the college search or are already well on your way to completing your bachelor’s degree—or are a parent of such a student—read Campus Confidential.

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November 01, 2017 /Dennis Bogusz
college admissions, Jacques Berlinerblau, professors, tenure, adjunct, undergraduate courses, teaching, publications, course syllabus, college search
book review