I love the CITE visual resource by Nwoke, Posner & Vogel (2023)! After having been using text as a primary source for the previous CITE modules, I found it very refreshing to engage with this visual document. This is a reminder for me that I should make more efforts to include different types of texts in my classes. While I do give videos and…[Read more]

Hello everyone,

This module has also been so interesting and thought-provoking. While I knew that the CUNY CITE project had an equity-lens, the resources for this module has shown me the depth and multifaceted aspect of this work. Reading the CITE Equity Working Group’s document related to the Design Principles has given me a lot of ideas to t…[Read more]

Hello everyone,

Here are my slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1dR4VD_aTov_Ct3ELrcCIUlGdInv2zuS9qtZi3pz0ibg/edit?usp=sharing

I’ve been looking at some of yours and they have given me lots of ideas. I love the collective power of sharing resources.

It’s Maite Sánchez here from Hunter College in the Bilingual Education Program.

I did follow the instructions and for most of the time I kept 3-4 of the original cards I got. Several were similar (with a twist) and I had a hard time deciding. At the end I stayed with:

#9: can change the status quo

#26: be media literate

#33: data practices…[Read more]

Hola!

I’m Maite Sánchez (she, her, ella), and I’m an assistant professor of bilingual education at Hunter College’s School of Education.

I’ve used Commons as a participant for in a couple of courses and projects but I’ve used it much. I use Padlet and Jamboard in my classes and I found them easy to use and very helpful, and I’ve been wanting to…[Read more]