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New year, new method of teaching! If you've been considering Spanish lessons, take a minute to check out the types of lessons Gringa Consulting is offering in 2024! Whether your aim is grammar, travel Spanish, or pure conversation, there is something for any level of learner. https://lnkd.in/gh2R48Qa #spanish #spanishlessons #spanishteacher #spanishlanguage

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Our tutors are well-educated and prepared to assist any student within any Spanish Immersion program here in the DMV and across the nation, virtually. We assist with reading, writing, and speaking and more. With our fluent tutors, you can ensure that your child is receiving quality and holistic services in their language journey. Learn more about how we can help your child. https://lnkd.in/euit6xRh #SpanishImmersion #SpanishImmersionDMV #SpanishTutoring

Even advanced English learners struggle with using prepositions in the proper context. Some of the ways native English speakers use prepositions do not translate well to other languages. Sometimes the only way to learn these is by forcing yourself to begin using them in your practice. The lists below describe using prepositions for place and time.

⁉️ Why is being a language teacher so hard? ⁉️ 🤔 Here are some of my ideas: - unreasanable expectations - crazy workload - emotional labor - admin - low pay - insecurity (for those employed by language schools and or working online) - low social status What would you add to the list? What bugs you about the job we love? #languageteachers #ELT #teacherwellbeing #ArtofELT

What do you think of when you year “teaching content in the target language?” Are you thinking of elements like structures and vocabulary related to the language, or actually teaching content outside of the language, but in the target language. In this episode, John Narváez, a French and Spanish teacher in Montréal, Québec, Canada, joins me to show us how he focuses on teaching content in the target language while also building students’ communication skills and language proficiency. #wlclassroompodcast

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Hiring only native speakers as teachers It's not cool, and it's actually illegal! In fact, teaching isn't just for native speakers. It is a universal phenomenon. Now, there are amazing teachers all over the world who aren't native #English speakers but have tons of wisdom to share. They write books, do research, and bring fresh ideas to the table. Moreover, several countries value them and learn from their knowledge. So why not in the #Middle East? 🌍 In places like #Europe, #America, and Canada, they value knowledge and skill over where someone was born. So why should our kids miss out on learning from great teachers just because they're not native English speakers? 🚫 Let's say no to discrimination and give every teacher a fair opportunity. It's time to celebrate diversity in education and give our kids the best learning experience they deaerve.

How do you spark creativity in young students? ✏️ This is a great question. I was a High School Spanish Teacher back in my day. I not only taught Spanish grammar and vocabulary, I taught reading and writing. I had a way of blending it all together. We focused on a particular vocabulary, like going to the airport. Students memorized the vocabulary and translated stories that I made up, on that topic. Then they had to answer short essay questions, in complete sentences, in Spanish. Currently, I work, part-time, as a Substitute Teacher. I teach English language arts and writing at every opportunity. I choose a crazy topic that might amuse the class. I suggest opening sentences, such as once upon a time. I do a little scaffolding with the structure of a story, i.e., the intro and supporting paragraphs. I brainstorm with the class to choose appropriate verbs, adjectives, etc. that would enhance their stories. Then I turn them loose. They come to me to correct their mistakes. Lastly, they must read it to the class. That puts pressure on the students to take their writing seriously. When we make learning fun and rewarding, students will embrace what we teach.