6 Lesson Plans Based on the New Bloom’s Taxonomy For World Language Instruction

This guide is for German teachers who wish to make their language instruction and cultural lessons about the target language come alive through virtual tourism in the world language classroom.

Taking an online virtual tour of Neuschwanstein Castle provides a lesson in 19th-century German architecture, an opportunity for German students to use the target language and to learn about the role of the castle in German history while using Interpersonal, Interpretive, and Presentational communication.

These 6 Lesson Plans engage students in all 3 types of communication according to the ACTFL Standards:

Interpersonal Communication

Interpretive Communication

Presentational Communication

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6 Lesson Plans Based on the New Bloom’s Taxonomy For World Language Instruction

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Download the Lesson Plans Now!

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