Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions of students and parents.
What can I do to help my child improve his grade and understanding in Spanish?
Usually low grades indicate low test scores in Spanish.Students have a daily 15-minute homework assignment in Spanishto review their vocabulary words and notes from class. The bestway to tackle the Spanish vocabulary is to put the word on an index card with the definition on the back. Each day, for 15minutes, the student should study the words and definitionsfor as many words as possible during that time, then put thosewords in the back of the card group. Following this method,the student will rotate through the words each week, enabling him to remember the spellings and definitions,which will continue to be used throughout the school year and,hopefully, throughout life!Back to Top
Usually low grades indicate low test scores in Spanish.Students have a daily 15-minute homework assignment in Spanishto review their vocabulary words and notes from class. The bestway to tackle the Spanish vocabulary is to put the word on an index card with the definition on the back. Each day, for 15minutes, the student should study the words and definitionsfor as many words as possible during that time, then put thosewords in the back of the card group. Following this method,the student will rotate through the words each week, enabling him to remember the spellings and definitions,which will continue to be used throughout the school year and,hopefully, throughout life!
Is there any extra help available for my child in Spanish?
Yes, I am available to work with your child during the lunchperiods by appointment.Back to Top
Yes, I am available to work with your child during the lunchperiods by appointment.