High School Spanish - Welcome! ¡Bienvenidos!
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Welcome Back to the 2019-20 school year.
"If we spoke a different language, we would perceive a somewhat different world." Realizing the intimate connection between language and thought, Austrian philosopher Ludwig Wittgentstein wrote frequently about how second language acquisition broadens our experience of reality. In my own life, knowing multiple languages has literally redefined the realm of possibility.
My aim is to help students become confident to use their Spanish in a wide variety of contexts. I hope that they will know a world of infinite possibility!
This page is still being renovated. Your patience is appreciated! In the meantime please do not hesitate to call or email: Elizabeth.Cook@lmcs.us
Thanks for visiting!
"El saber no ocupa lugar." "Knowledge doesn't take up any space."
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Related Links
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Spanish Grammar Help
Use this website to practice any grammar concept giving you trouble. Topics are listed alphabetically by grammatical name. Many exercises have sound and video components and are interactive. -
Spanish Language Help
This site is not as comprehensive as the Grammar site. It is aimed at the beginner who would like to hear native speakers model vocabulary. The topics are also arranged alphabetically. -
Spanish Vocabulary Help
Use this site to test your knowledge of Spanish vocabulary or to practice with virtual flashcards. Vocabulary is arranged thematically. -
Spanish Regents
Here is everything the State of New York makes available to assist you in preparing for the Regents in Spanish. -
Cultural Research Resources
I maintain a personal, online directory of resources for investigating anything related to Hispanic/Spanish culture. Go to the site, and log in as a guest. In the guest field, type: thebalize.
