I cannot tell you the number of calls we get from parents of elementary, junior high and high school students asking us to help their child through their Spanish class at school. There are a number of reasons I hear for why their child is not doing well and I am certain that their theories for [...]
You’ll notice that this entry is falling under a new category called “Teaching Methodologies”. We are not uppity about the content under this category and we ask that the reader consider relaxing their pre-conceptions about what this means or should mean as well, because what we portend to put here is our personal take on what can be helpful [...]
You can imagine the conversations Luis and I have about, well any number of things, but right now, about the primaries; more specifically the interface between the candidates and the hispanic voters. The presidential candidates recognize hispanics as a worthy demographic to win, which at this juncture, could tip the coronation for the democratic nomination toward [...]
Luis and I will try to keep these entries short, frequent and specific enough so that they generate reflexion and comments from you all. On this topic, let me just iterate that the purpose of this blog is to create dialog between you all with each other and you all with us about your journey in [...]
Argentina… well, Calle Florida in Buenos Airesto be exact. One visiting Spaniard described it thus: “Es como la calle Preciados pero mucho, mucho más larga. En el fondo mucho Buenos Aires es Madrid pero siempre así: todo más grande, más largo, más intenso o más tormentoso. Es la calle de las tiendas por excelencia, sobre [...]
España…make that Barcelona. I know, I know, you can´t see much of the city or it´s most recognizable attributes like Gaudi´s work on this most famous Cathedral STILL in progress; La Sacrada Familia, or the Palau de la Música Cataluna which is a real palace of music and another architectural marvel for many deserving reasons but [...]