Submitted by Jaclyn_michael on January 28, 2009 - 9:57am.
On Saturday 24 January the Outreach Center and Charlestown High School hosted local K-12 educators for a mini-conference on peer-based best practices for teaching the Arabic language.
The purpose of the gathering was to assist professional Arabic educators in meeting their changing classroom needs and building the foundations for a professional network.
Twelve educators coming from Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts were involved.
On Saturday 24 January the Outreach Center and Charlestown High School hosted local K-12 educators for a mini-conference on peer-based best practices for teaching the Arabic language.
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