Quiet students in Spanish class? 5 signs you're sabotaging your students' Target Language discussion

You're sick of those silent stares, am I right?? You've got quiet students in Spanish class but not sure what to do about it. If you're struggling to get your students to speak in the target language, or you have quiet students scared to talk in class or participate in TL discussion, I have some bad news. You may actually be contributing to the issue. Eek!

But no worries. There are some changes you can make to get out of your own way -- and to help your students feel supported and comfortable!

Watch my video below for 5 signs you're sabotaging your students' Target Language discussion!

VIDEOS MENTIONED:

○ Staying comprehensible quick tip - https://youtu.be/4tsbEFZ-Xwg

○ How to Come Up with PBL Ideas - https://youtu.be/qptu3mAqR8Q

STEP-BY-STEP TUTORIALS of Staying in the Target Language:

(Hint: Quality, comprehensible input is the precursor to solving your "quiet students in Spanish class" problem!)

○ Staying in the TL for HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL 1- https://youtu.be/HppeaV1CHGo

○ Staying in the TL GRAMMAR example: tener verb - https://youtu.be/Fj63rQsJsgA

○ Teaching from home in the TL quick tip - https://youtu.be/4tsbEFZ-Xwg

WATCH NEXT:

○ World Language teachers! You should be using VR! - https://youtu.be/MA0cmm7Pb2E

○ How to Come Up with PBL Ideas - https://youtu.be/qptu3mAqR8Q

○ Binge Maria's videos - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tsbEFZ-Xwg&list=PL0Rc6GuokAxVFu_CRsNFXdcGAMoE1iHUe

Author Maria Jernigan
Published February 14, 2021

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