Meet one of our ICMEE researchers, Svenja Hammer, and discover more about her work! This time, we'll release the podcast interview in two different languages: English & German. In both versions she talks about her research with teachers and multilingualism at Leuphana University Lüneburg in Germany. Continue reading…
ICMEE is running eWorkshops for anyone who would like to take them. This is a great opportunity for teachers or others who are interested, but don’t have a group already set. eWorkshops will start in January and the opportunity to earn a stipend of $200 for completing an eWorkshop exists. Continue reading…
Listen to Dr. Edmund "Ted" Hamann to learn more about his anthropology background. In this conversation, he'll talk about his own experience with bi/multilingual learners. Continue reading…
ICMEE is launching an opportunity to earn graduate level credit after eWorkshop completion. eWorkshop completers can take an online course titled "ICMEE Expansion: Teacher-Learner Inquiry" to earn one graduate level credit through the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Continue reading…
More details at: http://cehs.unl.edu/icmee/
On November 16th, one of our ICMEE Team members, Oscar Fuentes, visited with the Educational Service Unit 13 (ESU 13) in Scottsbluff, Nebraska. Read Oscar's experience about the eWorkshop that he introduces and what Educational Service Unit 13 is. Continue reading…
Due to Hurricanes Irma and Maria, we are sad to report that most of the teachers who were taking our eWorkshop in Puerto Rico have lost everything. In an effort to help them, ICMEE has launched a campaign through GOFUNDME to collect funds. Please consider giving what you can and share. Continue reading…
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