Spanish for teachers

¡Bienvenidos al sitio de español para maestros! We hope that you enjoy your experience with us in this Spanish class. Through a combination of live, online and print materials, you are about to embark on a fantastic journey into one of the world's most important languages. Although learning a language takes concentration, hard work and time, we hope that you will find as much join in doing so as we have. By now you should have received your textbook with accompanying CD. The textbook is a great resource for many of the situations that you may encounter in the school environment. Because of the nature of this course, we will be skipping around quite a bit. This website should help keep you organized. In each lesson you will find additional resources such as new vocabulary, practice exercises, help pages, video tutorials, etc. to assist you in your quest to learn Spanish. So what's most important? At this point, it is short, daily practice. Remember that 5 minutes a day does far greater good than a single 1 hour session per week. The brain needs time to assimilate all of this great new information. If you wait until Saturday to eat, starving yourself along the way, you won't find that the food does nearly as much good! Have a great experience. Remember, if you have any questions, please e-mail. We'll get right back to you!	¡Bienvenidos! Hoy es
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¡Bienvenidos al sitio de español para maestros!

We hope that you enjoy your experience with us in this Spanish class. Through a combination of live, online and print materials, you are about to embark on a fantastic journey into one of the world's most important languages. Although learning a language takes concentration, hard work and time, we hope that you will find as much join in doing so as we have.

By now you should have received your textbook with accompanying CD. The textbook is a great resource for many of the situations that you may encounter in the school environment. Because of the nature of this course, we will be skipping around quite a bit. This website should help keep you organized. In each lesson you will find additional resources such as new vocabulary, practice exercises, help pages, video tutorials, etc. to assist you in your quest to learn Spanish.

So what's most important? At this point, it is short, daily practice. Remember that 5 minutes a day does far greater good than a single 1 hour session per week. The brain needs time to assimilate all of this great new information. If you wait until Saturday to eat, starving yourself along the way, you won't find that the food does nearly as much good!

Have a great experience. Remember, if you have any questions, please e-mail. We'll get right back to you!