The Multilingual Education and Global Achievement Department's Dual Language Design Thinking Network (DLDTN) is a collaborative effort supported through a partnership with the California Association for Bilingual Education. This network provides a forum for nation-wide dialogue among dual language leaders that strive to redesign dual language programs as current challenges are addressed, and opportunities are recognized and seized.
DLDTN members come together as they share research, best practices, experiences and knowledge through focused collaboration and powerful networking. Through this network, we support the needs of local educational agencies going through the process of designing, implementing, sustaining, or expanding a PreK-12 grade dual language program.
Meetings are open to all leaders. The network will meet monthly.
2021-22 meeting dates: Oct. 26, Jan. 25, March 24, May 24, and June 14 from 3 to 4:30 p.m.
For more information concerning the Dual Language Design Thinking Network, please contact Izela R. Jacobo.
