Learn Spanish With Spanish Is Your Amigo from Free Technology for Teachers by Richard Byrne

Learn Spanish With Spanish Is Your Amigo
from Free Technology for Teachers by Richard Byrne
Spanish Is Your Amigo is a series of video lessons taught by YouTube EDU Guru Kristen Williams. The lessons are designed for beginner and intermediate students. The short, upbeat lessons cover the basics of things like letter pronunciation, numbers, syllabic stress, verb conjugation, nouns and articles, and common Spanish phrases. Check out a sample lesson YouTube channel here. 


Applications for Education 
As I say with almost every series of video lessons, they won't replace direct in-person instruction. But video lessons can be good resources for students who need a review or for students who can benefit from a slightly different wording or way of looking at material.


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