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Sra. Aiello's clase de español 2007-2008



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 ¿Preguntas?

 Here are some of the most frequently asked questions from students and parents.
  1. Do I give a lot of homework?
  2. Do I speak English in class?
  3. Why do you talk to the students only in Spanish?
  4. What is your e-mail address?
  5. Is help available outside of classtime?
  6. How is homework announced?
  7. I don't know Spanish. How can I help my child?
  8. Will you be at Back-to-School Night?
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Do I give a lot of homework?

I give homework almost every night.  It's usually not a lot, but you do need 
to study regularly to get good grades.
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Do I speak English in class?

Most of the class is taught in Spanish.  Students are encouraged to try to 
speak and ask questions in Spanish, but will be allowed to use English to 
express and concerns or questions they may have after they have raised their 
hands and asked permission to do so.
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Why do you talk to the students only in Spanish?

The immersion experience is effective.  Students are able to practice talking 
in Spanish exclusively and they gain confidence communicating with a native 
speaker.
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What is your e-mail address?

gaiello@ebnet.org
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Is help available outside of classtime?

Only by appointment.
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How is homework announced?

It is written in Spanish on the board during the 'Haz ahora' [Do Now] 
exercise.
Homework Hotline [x1684]
Listed on my Teacher Webpage under 'Deberes'
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I don't know Spanish. How can I help my child?

Daily review of your child's agenda is a good place to start. Even if there 
is no homework, ask to see their notes, make flashcards with them showing 
pictures on one side and the Spanish word on the other, invest in a spanish-
english dictionary for home. Above all else, show enthusiasm for the 
language, take an interest in what they are learning in Spanish and 
encourage them to help you learn some things. It will mean a lot more than 
you think.
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Will you be at Back-to-School Night?

Yes and I look forward to meeting with you!!
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