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The beginning of my bilingual evolution
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Strolls and picnics at the park where I would be immersed in the English Language and some Spanish.
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My Baby sitter spoke only spanish.
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The ariival of my brother Mark. Through our childhood we spoke only in English.
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Granny complained in Spanish and loved me in Englsih.
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Eventhough the church had a Spanish name I went to mass spoken in Englsih.
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The first morning of our visit I spoke and everyone made a face. No one knew what I was saying. I had to make a very big effort to communicate. It was a bit frustrating because they laughed at almost every word that came out of my mouth.
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A culture diversity and only language spoken in school.
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Our home during this period of time was "English only".
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Exposure to Spanish non-existent. Little did I know that a year from today I will be moving to Puerto Rico.
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I worked at the Port Authority Building as a receptionist. My peers and superiors only spoke English.
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Good bye English
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This summer was wonderful! I had a chance to practice English.
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Let's talk English Please!
One year has already passed and I haven't spoken almost any English. -
I'm the only one who speaks English and I must teach my child to speak English.
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My two little girls are learning quickly to respond in English.
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Now, I just want to teach and help our students become bilingual.
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From the very beginning of my career as a teacher I have incorporatd technology into my teaching of English. My students love technology and they will work with it using English. It's a Win Win situation!
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My daughters are bilingual. My son only speaks English.
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Finding fun ways to have my students communicate in English.
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I began working at the Regional Bilingual in 1999. Classroom policy: "English Only"
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I finally acheived an important goal. Now I will use this new knowledge to help my students acquire L2.
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More knowledge and more Strategies in both languages.
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Professional Development needed to acquire new strategies for my students.
