Classrooms in the United States and SpainHaving taught high school Spanish in Nashville, Tennessee, for three years before moving to Madrid to teach abroad, I noticed many key differences and adapted some teaching strategies to meet those […]- Teach in Spain and Learning How to Live: Kyle Talbottby Justin Hughes-Coleman Kyle Talbott is a fellow auxiliar (Language and Cultural Assistant) that works at the same school that I work at this year. He is a very charismatic person and is also very […]
- ESL Certifications: Where to Beginby Caroline Hazelton The world of English as a Second/Foreign Language teachers is a delightful one, whether we are teaching it where it’s the dominant language to non-native speakers (English as a […]
- Teaching at a Non-Bilingual School Interview: Part Twoby Amanda Whitten Welcome to the second part of my three-part interview with Ali Pelczar. As I’ve gotten to know Ali, I have really come to appreciate what a good friend she is. She is insightful, […]
- Remembering the Woman with a Heart of Gold: Micaela Colonby Leesa Truesdell Micaela Colon: The woman with the best laugh, softest smile, and a heart of gold. My name is Leesa Truesdell and I am from Coral Springs, Florida. I was born on October 3, which […]
