Teaching Spanish Idiomatic Expressions in the Classroom
Wouldn’t it be a drag to never move beyond being a speaker of textbook Spanish? Encourage spontaneity and speed by using this list and some of …
Continue ReadingWouldn’t it be a drag to never move beyond being a speaker of textbook Spanish? Encourage spontaneity and speed by using this list and some of …
Continue ReadingThis lesson plan offers teachers over two dozen sentences with observations about the pronunciation of Spanish consonants. It also offers some …
Continue ReadingAs a teacher of a second language, it is tempting to use the learner’s first language for learning once in a while. If you speak it, and it …
Continue ReadingThis lesson is a primer for beginners in Spanish, an admonition with examples and an encouragement to learn these powerful words as separate …
Continue ReadingThis lesson reviews the nature of nouns, then proceeds contrastively and with examples, to show how to learn the gender of nouns, how to recognize …
Continue ReadingIf you’re a teacher, you’ve written admonitions about this on many a quiz. If you’re a student of Spanish, you may have wondered …
Continue ReadingThis article addresses the need to focus on correct pronunciation in the foreign language classroom in order to minimize “foreign accents” …
Continue ReadingDid you ever wonder why people in other countries outside the United States often know three, four or even five languages? Ever wonder why Americans …
Continue ReadingIt can be impressive when you hear that a person is fluent in a foreign language. It can be just as disappointing to find out that they aren’t …
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