Re: Clarify current way of asking name
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I teach Spanish I, II, and III. Every year I have a mix of students that take my Spanish III class. This class is mixed native Spanish speakers and non native Spanish speakers. I struggle with finding a happy medium were I have material that is challenging enough for my natives but not to challenging for my non native students. Any suggestions?
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