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Me gusta👍🏼, Me encanta♥️, and Mi parte favorita ⬅️ stamp set from @spanishteachershop !Gotta start reading!I bought this book in Colombia and I feel like a lot of my students would be able to understand most of it because it is filled with common, HIGH-FREQUENCY words, which is what I base my level one class on. #CIworks #languageacquisition #spanishclass #spanishteacher #spanishtribePreterite and imperfect is a vehicle, not a destination. Use them in context and students will pick them up with explicitly studying the rules. And no, you do not need to wait until level 2 to start using them. Use them when appropriate. Past tense does not come after present tense. #languageacquistion #langchat #CIworksWriting samples during our Esperanza novel unit, post-watching of los enamores verdes song “a las tres”. #immigration #spanishclass #spanishteacher #CIworks#Spanishteachers #spanishclassWorld Language SLO
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Class Novel Tips
We asked students in a survey what helped them understand the class novel the most Here are some of the most descriptive answers:
The effects of Reading in WL class
If you want to see how effective reading can be in the world language classroom, just ask your students. As our year is winding down, I had students fill out a google survey to get some of their feedback and … Continue reading
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Tagged class novel, feedback, reading, Spanish novels, student survey
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