How To Use Word Reference
Is Google Translate a good way to learn Spanish? Why do students use Google Translate? Does it feel like you’re constantly policing use of Google Translate? Do your students not…
Free Activities for Spanish Class
Sometimes you just need a little help! Explore these free activities designed specifically for Spanish teachers seeking to engage their students. I hope these resources help to lighten your load…
3 Engaging Student-Centered Activities: SEIS, Matamoscas, and Running Dictation
Are you looking for fun, engaging, and student-centered activities to spice up your classroom? Look no further! In this blog post, I’m sharing three fantastic activities that put students at…
How to Use Spanish Diminutives: Guide for Using Ito Ita
When teaching Spanish, introducing diminutives can be a fun and effective way to boost your students’ understanding of conversational Spanish language. These handy suffixes not only modify words to express…
My Comprehensible Input Journey: Embracing Flexibility and Growth as a Spanish Teacher
It’s been a few years since I made the leap into teaching for comprehension using Comprehensible Input (CI). Reflecting on this journey, I realize how much has changed and how…
3 Reasons to Teach Students How to Use WordReference to Reduce Use of Google Translate
As a Spanish teacher, you’ve probably experienced the frustration of grading assignments riddled with errors from Google Translate. While Google Translate can be a quick tool for translating phrases, it…
Comprehensible Input vs. Traditional Methods: Finding the Best Approach
As a language teacher, you’ve likely encountered the ongoing debate between using comprehensible input (CI) methods and sticking to more traditional approaches in the classroom. With passionate advocates on both…
