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🤔 Hmmm.... Great question?!?!?
Also, super important teaching point to remember that some words mean different things to different people.
So, if you have Spanish speaking students representing several countries in your classroom... be sure to acknowledge differences.
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Any former exchange students in the house??
I was an AFSer to Argentina... and I can totally relate to this article.
Was My Study Abroad Experience ‘Authentic’ Enough?
Making the jump from tourist to transient local is tough in the space of a few months. But is that even the point?Lunes de libros: This one is in English but very few words...'Drawn Together'.
Great book to read as summer quickly approaches and many of our students will be spending time with relatives. The boy in the book doesn't speak the same language as his grandfather and at first they have difficulties connecting and communicating. Drawing however gives them the opportunity to understand each other without words.
Great book for making connections. 🔗 amzn.to/2VO16oe
Post the last picture that you took in your classroom. (Remember: It doesn't need to be Pinterest perfect)