CCPCR Census Data Fall 2008

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Terminated Spring 2008

(907) 742-3050

her extension: 3107

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One student in Russian AP

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Program terminated

This e-mail address no longer functions 1/30/06

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My school has 635 total students. I teach one section of Russian. Because this class is for middle school students, Level 1 is divided into two years, 1A and 1B. They are then placed in the second or sometimes third year of Russian at the local high school.

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Level 6

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Our program is designed to develop and maintain Russian literacy skills for our students who all enter school with Russian as their first language

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Program terminated Fall 2004

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Face to Face

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This program is a continuation of Turnagain Elementary School's Russian Immersion and FLESS programs (MIR). MIR students are now in fourth grade, so in three years, we will need a continuation of the immersion program at seventh grade.

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Face to Face Level 1

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I Want to Speak Russian!

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NEW PROGRAM 2008!

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Self-developed materials, and some Russian language textbooks published in Russia for Elementary students,
some exercises from the Troika textbook.

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This is a K-5 Partial Russian Immersion program with 7 teachers of Russian (native speakers), and FLES: k-garten 3 times a week 20 min. each class, 1-6 - once a week (30 minutes).

LEVEL_1: K-garten: 46 Russ immersion, 25 FLES
LEVEL_2: 1 grade: 50 RUSS immersion, 26 FLES
LEVEL_3: 2 grade: 46 Russ Immersion, 25 FLES
LEVEL_4: 3 grade: 40 Russ Immersion, 30FLES
LEVEL_5: 4 - 5 grade: 43 Russ Immersion, 50 FLES
LEVEL_6: 6 grade: 20 FLES

Also, we have a Russian speaking Psychologist ( Olena Kyseleva), a Bilingual Tutor - Tamara Evans.

Today: February 03, 2005 at 4:32:44 PST

Anchorage Students Learning in Russian

By RACHEL D'ORO

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - The littlest students at one Anchorage school are

learning their lessons in Russian, the complex tongue of Alaska's

former owner and a language increasingly important for improved international

relations.

         Kindergartners and first-graders at Turnagain Elementary School attend

Two three-hour sessions a day - one in Russian, one in English - in a  

Program described by foreign language experts as a first for a public school in

The    United States. (Beginning paragraphs of longer article.)

Level 6

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Our student body consists of children whose home language is Russian.

Level 6

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40 6th graders, 14 7th graders and 4 8th graders. The is a new program at Wasilla Middle School.

Level 6

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Terminated Spring 2008

I would be interested in finding other teachers/classes who would like penpals.

Mix of native speakers, heritage learners and beginners. Classes also include 75-85% Native and Heritage Speakers.

Michelle Mitchell previously noted: "I have a Russian bilingual program with
native speakers from Russia and Ukraine. 30 are receiving services while we have over 60 Russian students in our school. In the mornings, I interpret for and support them
with their tests and homework explaining and instructing in Russian. In the afternoons, I teach them English.I am constantly getting students new to the U.S. "

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Face to Face (for vocabulary and structures); Reading without Problems levels 1-2-3; Poor Anna; Golosa; a number of graded readers

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In 2008 I began experimenting with TPRS. Comprehensible input methodology has helped me be able to gain access to reading with my students. It is solving many of the problems I experienced with having many levels in a single classroom. I will be able to report better on results in the next year and a half.