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 En ésta página se incluyen las preguntas más frecuentes de estudiantes y padres.
  1. How often should I be studying Spanish?
  2. How can I obtain a tutor?
  3. How many years of Spanish do I need to graduate?
  4. I'm a parent with a child in Spanish. How can I help him/her study?
  5. How can I get extra practice for Spanish class?
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How often should I be studying Spanish?

You should be studying at least 15 minutes a day IN ADDITION to completing 
homework assignments.
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How can I obtain a tutor?

Your counselor can provide you with a list of students who have signed up to 
act as 'peer tutors'.  Simply tell your counselor what hour you have study 
hall, and he/she can arrange for you to meet with a peer tutor once a week, 
twice a week, or even just once or twice to practice.  These peer tutors are 
free of charge.
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How many years of Spanish do I need to graduate?

You do not need world language credit to graduate from L-W. However, most 
colleges and universities request that you have AT LEAST two years.  This 
may vary on your school of choice, and what major you decide on.  In any 
case, the more the better!  (Besides, it's FUN!)
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I'm a parent with a child in Spanish. How can I help him/her study?

Your child should have an English-Spanish list of their current vocabulary 
in their notebook.  (If they don't they failed to complete one of the most 
important homework assignments all chapter!)  Simply read the English word 
to your child and have them respond in Spanish.  Their knowledge and 
pronunciation will impress you!
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How can I get extra practice for Spanish class?

Click on the 'enlaces' page in order to see all sorts of great practice 
websites!  

Another great way to sharpen your listening skills is to try listening to 
the radio or t.v. in Spanish.  News broadcasts are especially valuable!
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