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Lo que he aprendido este año enseñando español / What I've learned this year teaching Spanish

Hablando Claro2 de julio de 202600:20:02
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Hoy se publica el último episodio de esta temporada de Hablando Claro.

 

Han sido muchos meses grabando episodios, y antes de despedirme hasta septiembre quería hacer algo un poco diferente.

 

En lugar de hablar de una expresión o de un tema cultural, he querido compartir contigo algunas de las cosas que he aprendido este año enseñando español.

 

👉He aprendido que no hay que dar nada por sentado.

 👉Que tengo la suerte de trabajar con personas curiosas, constantes y con unas ganas enormes de aprender.

 👉He aprendido que escuchar a los alumnos cambia la manera de enseñar.

 👉 Y, sobre todo, he confirmado algo que ya intuía: la repetición es la clave para aprender un idioma, pero repetir no tiene por qué ser aburrido.

 

Precisamente de esa idea nació el Bootcamp de los pasados.

 

Surgió porque, después de explicar los pasados cientos de veces durante años, empecé a preguntarme cómo podía ayudaros a practicar de una forma más clara, más dinámica y más fácil de mantener en el tiempo.

 

Por eso el Bootcamp combina vídeos muy cortos, ejercicios, actividades interactivas, canciones, infografías y un grupo de WhatsApp donde estaré resolviendo dudas durante todo el mes de julio.

 

Si todavía no sabes exactamente cómo funciona o quieres ver todo lo que incluye, ya está disponible toda la información.

 

👉 AQUÍ

 

Si después de leerla piensas que puede ayudarte, estaré encantada de acompañarte este verano.

 

Y si no, no pasa absolutamente nada.

 

Espero que disfrutes del episodio de hoy. Es un episodio muy especial porque vosotros sois los protagonistas y quería aprovechar esta despedida de la temporada para daros las gracias por estar siempre al otro lado.

 

Nos escuchamos de nuevo en septiembre.

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Today marks the premiere of the final episode of this season of Hablando Claro 

 

We've dedicated many months to recording episodes, and before saying goodbye until September, I wanted to do something different.

 

Instead of discussing an expression or a cultural topic, I wanted to share with you some of the things I've learned this year teaching Spanish.

 

👉I've learned that nothing should be taken for granted.

 👉That I'm fortunate to work with curious and persevering people with an enormous desire to learn.

 👉I've learned that listening to students changes the way you teach.

 👉And, above all, I've confirmed something I already suspected: repetition is key to learning a language, but repetition doesn't have to be boring.

 

That's precisely the idea behind the Bootcamp: Los Pasados

 

It came about because, after explaining past tenses hundreds of times over the years, I started wondering how I could help you practice in a clearer, more dynamic, and easier-to-retain way.

 

That's why the Bootcamp combines very short videos, exercises, interactive activities, songs, infographics, and a WhatsApp group where I'll answer your questions throughout July.

 

If you're still not sure how it works or want to see everything it includes, all the information is available now.

 

👉 HERE

 

If after reading this you think it could be useful for you, I'd be happy to guide you this summer.

 

And if not, no worries.

 

I hope you enjoy today's episode. It's a very special episode because you are the stars, and I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for always being there for me.

 

We'll be back in September.

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