Month
April 2019
One of my major shifts in my “ed-philosophy” over the years was from viewing kids as students I “controlled” in order to teach them, to working with kids to help them succeed in learning. As a new teacher, I equated… Continue Reading →
How long have you been teaching the language you teach? I’m closing in on 15 years. That’s 20 years since I was being confused with a native speaker, attending a local high school in the suburbs of Madrid. Twenty years… Continue Reading →
“The Language Rich Classroom” Two years ago, I was a stay at home mom and I attended a BUNKO party with a slew of Spanish teachers. Out of the teaching game for a bit, I was stupefied when they… Continue Reading →