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Rubber Stamps of all Spanish speaking countries!Why?!?!?!?I don’t know what a “boot verb” means to you, but this is what it means to me. #spanishteacher #spanish #bootverbs #spanishverbsWe’ve got a list of recommendations of books that you probably have even thought about that even your most reluctant readers will be interested in fir your #Spanishclass #FVR library.#bilingualjokes #chisteEven letting your students have a choice of taking on a “Spanish name” (whatever that means) is a benefit of white privilege. Just end the practice.World Language SLO
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- RT @MeliMels99: I hope you will take a couple of minutes to watch this. Her name is Melanie Moore and she is from Georgia. The whole count… 14 hours ago
- Country “passport”, feedback, and proficiency stamps for #langchat teachers spanishteachershop.com/stamps.html https://t.co/api4l8QHrF 14 hours ago
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- Vaya vaya vaya..... “escribistes” and other preterite ending in-s is technically not wrong.... https://t.co/mcB10eUw9D 2 days ago
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Summer PD reading
Many of you are either already out for summer or are approaching summer. But we all know that teachers are busy during the summer with summer school, planning for next year, taking classes or attending training among other things. Today … Continue reading
Teachers Tweeting: Free Professional Development
I’ll admit, I used to say I would never get a twitter account. I didn’t see the purpose and besides what did I have to say that would be important to anyone to read? I thought twitter was just for … Continue reading
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