Kosmik Teaching

This is the easiest way to switch to Spanish, profe. Give it a try and let me know how it goes in your classroom.

I recorded this back in the fall, but it’s relevant this week!

Do you take a break or do a reflection week in your class? Let me know in the comments.

I get a lot of DMs and offline questions about how I teach online, how I find students, and how I make a living without working for a school.

The biggest thing you need to know about Teaching for yourself is that you are no longer just a teacher, you are now a business. That being said, I have to recommend my friend Tara for her course, coaching, and data spreadsheets.

If you’re even thinking about teaching online, or working for yourself, Tara‘s resources are a fantastic place to start. You can go follow her, or send me a DM and I will send you the link to get started.

Truth time: I’m not a native speaker. I make mistakes. Someone corrected me once during a presentation. I get nervous emailing my native colleagues. 😅

BUT telling someone that they’ll never have the skills means giving up on our whole profession.

If another Spanish teacher tells me my the Spanish skills will never be good enough to teach the language, then how can they believe in their students?

Let’s talk about it. Drop your thoughts in the comments.

I love my high schoolers, but I really think my middle schoolers love me more.

Luckily this year I get to teach both middle and high school Spanish.

Do you teach both? Just one? Which do you prefer?

This is one of my FAVORITE lessons to teach.

What’s your favorite resource to use for travel? Drop it in the comments. 👇💬

Let’s make a list for all of us to come back to when we teach travel.