The benefits of the TPRS approach to foreign language study
Chris Stolz reveals the incredible gains enjoyed by those who learn- and teach- with TPRS, the best approach to foreign language study ever! (See p. 16).
Chris Stolz reveals the incredible gains enjoyed by those who learn- and teach- with TPRS, the best approach to foreign language study ever! (See p. 16).
Please register today for the conference this weekend, February 7th and 8th! I hope to see you there! (Psst… I have it on good authority that you may register online through Friday morning, and attendees will not be turned away at the door… but please do pre-register!) 13th Annual Winter Conference Heart for Home School…
Are we “Wired for Story?” A recent blog post by MaryAnn Diorio highlights author Lisa Cron’s research into this fascinating question. The article outlines the brain-story connection and postulates that a strong cognitive response to stories is pre-programmed in our psyches. The implications of this discovery are far-reaching and should inform our teaching in virtually…
Hear ye, hear ye! All of the Excelerate SPANISH 2 components are now available for purchase. The Whole Program includes all 24 lesson videos on 6 DVDs, one lesson book, one student workbook, and answer keys for the parent or teacher. And let me just tell you, Spanish 2 is a blast! Here’s a little preview…
What is the best way to meet your homeschool Spanish goals? How can parents and students get the greatest “return on investment” (ROI) for your time, effort, and often, money spent on foreign language programs? A friend of mine is known for saying, “I believe in using the right tool for the right job.” That…
I spent a weekend at the Southeast Homeschool Expo in Atlanta this past summer, and it wasn’t long before I noticed that the number of curriculum choices for Spanish is, in a word, puzzling. How is a homeschool mom to narrow down her search? Among the hundreds of exhibitors at the Expo, there were representatives…
As the author of Excelerate SPANISH, I’d like to say, first of all, that teaching high school Spanish is what I did professionally for ten years. I’ve seen what works… and I’ve seen what doesn’t. When I started homeschooling my own children in 2003, it was fun trying out several foreign language curricula that were…