Gemini – Course Materials and Access – LEAF
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Gemini – Materials Philosophy |
The LEAF Project (The Language Education Access Foundation) is a focus of Didactic Tactics LLC, which is owned and operated by Professor Michael Van Etten at Finger Lakes Community College. Professor Barbara Kruger contributes a great deal to the development of Spanish and French materials, and our students often contribute additional resources as part of their studies.
Gemini faculty are also encouraged to contribute as many resources as possible to diversify LEAF materials! The LEAF Project’s website does not require any login, password, or book code. All lessons, activities, and resources are free to use at all times. Any student, in any course, can access any page on LEAF at any time. The site is also Chromebook and mobile-compatible. … LEAF also provides free media resources for grammar and vocabulary lessons, Spanish and French.
These resources are found in their respective Grammar and Vocabulary lessons on LEAF. All resources are free and open-access. They are also mobile and Chromebook compatible. … The LEAF Project also provides print textbooks for student use. These books are designed to be owned and used by individual students, and should not be reused by teachers/districts. We set the price of these textbooks at $20. Students are encouraged to write, highlight, scribble, doodle, and – most importantly – use these textbooks in their day-to-day studies. The paper textbooks are designed to be a complementary resource when engaged with LEAF online resources, giving students a place to write notes while engaged with online content. … In accordance with SUNY guidelines, all schools must provide this textbook for students in each course in order to achieve parity with FLCC course offerings. Textbooks are not to be reused or reissued. |
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Course Materials and Access – LEAF: Video Guide |
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Gemini – LEAF Textbook SKU and Version Numbers
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… For the 2019 – 2020 Academic Year, textbook prices stand at $20, (tax exempt). Please contact the FLCC Bookstore for ordering information and support. Textbook orders can be taken as soon as July 1st of the upcoming academic year. We STRONGLY suggest that school districts place their orders as soon as possible due to extremely heavy workloads in August and September. Orders received in late August and September may be delayed up to 14 days, and possibly subject to a workload surcharge.
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(rev. 09 APRIL 2019)