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Feb 12, 2017
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mamagar
On 2/21/17, LHazen wrote: > On 2/12/17, mamagar wrote: >> Has anyone piloted or adopted Asi se Dice from McGraw hill >> or Mundo Real from Cambridge? Any thoughts are very much >> appreciated. All students have access to Chromebooks. > > I have disliked Asi Se Dice for Spanish 1. The vocabulary is > too extensive, and ...See More
mamagar
On 2/22/17, mamagar wrote: > On 2/21/17, LHazen wrote: >> On 2/12/17, mamagar wrote: >>> Has anyone piloted or adopted Asi se > Dice from McGraw hill >>> or Mundo Real from Cambridge? Any > thoughts are very much >>> appreciated. All students have access > to Chromebooks. >> >> I have dislike...See More
Feb 16, 2017
wendy
On 2/16/17, profesora wrote: > I would like to use a song to recognize preterite vs > imperfect verbs in spanish with my students. Any ideas? > I used Jo Lo que hiciste today, and they didn't like the > song :( Try Zacary Jones **zachary-jones.com/***zambombazo/preterite-vs-imperfect/
you will have to take out the **
you will have to take out the **
Feb 16, 2017
Jan 28, 2017
I hope you are doing well. I have had this question in the back of my mind for the last little while since “proficiency-based curriculum” has been the new rage. What exactly is it? What does it entail? I frankly admit that I do not remember what constitutes as “proficiency” and what constitutes as “competency”...See More
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Ron
I would say that the focus on the class is proficiency and actually being able to use the language rather than knowing about the language. Student are proficiency enough to use the language and the focus is on communication rather than a focus on grammar concepts.
Feb 6, 2017
Oct 24, 2016
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y'all
I grew up in the south..I don't live there now, but they still get the idea of y'all. 10/24/16, Erin wrote: > What is your translation for "ustedes"?
Linda Endow Hall
On 10/24/16, Erin wrote: > What is your translation for "ustedes"?
I use y'all for ustedes because I also teach the vosotros forms, and I use you guys or you girls from Spain for vosotros/as. I explain to my students that y'all means "all of you, plural."
I use y'all for ustedes because I also teach the vosotros forms, and I use you guys or you girls from Spain for vosotros/as. I explain to my students that y'all means "all of you, plural."
Feb 6, 2017
IF your school chose to buy digital recorders for this, and recently purchased them (this or last year), which model/brand did your school go with?
Thanks!
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