Let’s set some things straight…
Teaching Spanish is a way to advocate for emergent bilingual students. There is not ONE “correct” way to become bilingual.…
Category: Reflections on Bilingualism
Montessori-Inspired Spanish Language Learning Reflections on Bilingualism Spanish Teachers in Conventional Schools
Investigative Language Learning – 100 Ways to Use a Constructivist Approach
“Transform the way you teach languages with ‘Investigative Language Learning – 100 Ways to Use a Constructivist Approach’! This ebook…
A Video Journey to Language Learning Options for Elementary Students- Conventional and Montessori
What is behind the Montessori-inspired curriculum as well as my mainstream/conventional curriculum? What kind of research supports what I’m doing?…
My Swedish Ancestors, the Hegemony of English, and Day of the Dead
“It is now 1985,” read my son, “and my grandpa will be seventy-eight years old. […] He tells of changes…
The Choice is Yours
Like many, I have been doing a lot of reflecting and self-evaluating over the past 6 months. I have stayed…
“Me” Inside of “We”
The United States is a unique country, and there are many qualities that make it so. One unique quality, which…
Finding Power in Inadequacy
I am not very good at drawing, but I do it from time to time. Sometimes I draw or doodle…
A Bilingual Bridge
Who are you and what are you doing here? No, not existentially. Literally. What brought you to this page? Was…