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Central States/Klett World Languages Grant for Project-Based Learning in World Language Education
About the Award
Presented by Klett World Languages and the Central States: Languages for All association
This Grant aims to promote and reward the best project-based learning (PBL). Innovative and impactful projects empower students to engage with language and culture while fostering global citizenship and sustainability.
Criteria, Application Requirements & Recipient Responsibilities
Details:
- Total Awards: Four grants of up to$500 each will be awarded.
- Recipients: World Language teachers (K-12 and College level) within the Central States region.
- Grant Purpose:Funding will support teachers in implementing their project-based learning initiatives.
Eligibility Criteria:
- Applicant Profile:
- Current K-12 or College-level World Language teachers.
- Must be employed at a school or institution within the Central States region.
- Applicant’s state organization must be a state member of the Central States Advisory Council.
- Project Requirements:
- Must demonstrate the integration of project-based learning (PBL) strategies in language teaching.
- Projects should be aimed at fostering students’ communicative competence and cultural understanding while addressing real-world problems.
Application Requirements:
- Application Form:Complete the official application form and supporting documents via link on this page by January 15, 2025.
- Project Proposal:
- Description of the PBL initiative (maximum 1,000 words).
- Explanation of how the project tackles a real-world problem.
- Objectives and expected outcomes.
- Proposed timeline for implementation.
- Budget detailing how the $500 grant will be used.
- Supporting Documents:(Optional)
- Any supplementary materials such as lesson plans, student work samples, or past project examples.
Judging Criteria:
Applications will be evaluated based on the following criteria:
- Innovation in Language Teaching– Creativity in using PBL to engage students in meaningful language learning.
- Sustainability – The potential for the project to be sustained or scaled over time.
- Student Engagement – Level of student involvement and the expected educational benefits.
- Feasibility – Realistic planning, timeline, and use of grant funds.
Important Dates:
- Application Deadline:January 15, 2025
- Winners Announced: by February 15, 2025
- Project Implementation Period:February 15, 2025 – December 31, 2025
Grant Recipient Responsibilities:
1. Recipient agrees to submit a report by December 31, 2025, including:
- A summary of outcomes and lessons learned.
- Documentation of how the grant funds were used.
- Photos or videos of the project in action.
2. Recipient agrees to participate in a webinar with the other grant recipients showcasing the project in the spring of 2026.
To apply for the award, click here.
Contact Information:
For questions or further information, please contact [email protected].