Workshop

Rooting Spanish: Strategies and Practices in High School Spanish Education

2022-05-27

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Speaker
Delia Lin
Ángela Fu
Emilia Chen
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Location
Online (Cisco Webex)

Event Summary

The Taiwanese Association of Hispanists held its 7th online workshop on May 27, 2022, titled "Rooting Spanish: Strategies and Practices in High School Spanish Education." Moderated by Professor Felisa Lu (NCKU), three experienced teachers shared their practical experiences in navigating the challenges of secondary Spanish education under current policies.

Presentation Highlights

1. Challenge Accepted! Spanish Teachers

Speaker: Ms. Delia Lin (Lecturer at Providence University, Tunghai University, Dali High School, etc.) Highlights:

  • Curriculum Challenges: Analyzed the reduction of Spanish teaching hours due to the "108 Curriculum" and the difficulties of mixed-level classes.
  • Tailored Teaching: Shared curriculum planning and differences across various school types, including elite, private, and community high schools.
  • Creative Outcomes: Demonstrated how activities like songs, videos, and card-making can unlock student potential and yield impressive results.

2. If Only I Knew Spanish Sooner

Speaker: Ms. Ángela Fu (Director of World Languages, Ivy High School) Highlights:

  • American Education System: Shared experiences in an American-style boarding school, highlighting the use of English as a medium for Spanish instruction.
  • Cultural Integration: Introduced diverse activities like Spanish dinners and Flamenco workshops to bridge the gap between students and Hispanic culture.
  • Early Learning Benefits: Discussed the positive impact of early second language learning on self-discovery, academic choices, and reducing subjective bias.

3. Learning by Doing & Doing by Learning

Speaker: Ms. Emilia Chen (Lecturer at Taichung Girls' High School, Viator High School, etc.) Highlights:

  • Teaching Transformation: Shared strategies for adapting to different age groups, from elementary to university levels.
  • Motivating Students: Emphasized using multimedia, cultural introductions, and competitions to stimulate student interest and motivation.
  • Experiential Learning: Argued that "learning by doing" deepens impressions and allows students to naturally build knowledge through participation.

Event Information

  • Time: May 27, 2022 (Fri) 20:00-21:30
  • Location: Online (Cisco Webex)
  • Moderator: Prof. Felisa Lu (National Cheng Kung University)

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