Using digital media tools, eighth grade Spanish produced a collection of creative, informative and funny public service announcements as a way to practice the Spanish language, and engage with the material and each other in a new way. “The project was the culmination of a review unit on familiar commands,” said Middle School Spanish teacher Deb Mersky. “Students gave some sound advice for movie going, living a healthy life, and succeeding in school.” Jonas Jeswald, Middle School Head commented, “What I love about this project is how unmistakably engaged the students are. This is what happens when you combine a collaborative activity with a fun tool and eager students. ¡Que padre! (How Cool!)”
Sunday, January 18, 2015
Using Media to Teach Sanish in the Middle School
Using digital media tools, eighth grade Spanish produced a collection of creative, informative and funny public service announcements as a way to practice the Spanish language, and engage with the material and each other in a new way. “The project was the culmination of a review unit on familiar commands,” said Middle School Spanish teacher Deb Mersky. “Students gave some sound advice for movie going, living a healthy life, and succeeding in school.” Jonas Jeswald, Middle School Head commented, “What I love about this project is how unmistakably engaged the students are. This is what happens when you combine a collaborative activity with a fun tool and eager students. ¡Que padre! (How Cool!)”
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