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ɯooɹssɐlƆ ǝɥʇ ɓuıddılℲ – When Students Become the Teachers

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Learn Through Teaching

What happens when you put students in the teacher’s seat? Our Spanish class recently found out through a project that flipped the script on traditional language learning.

The goal was simple: to help students see language learning from the other side of the desk. After picking a topic they were passionate about, going from food to favorite sports, students became instant “experts.” But knowing the material was only half the battle. The real test was figuring out how to actually teach it.

Students had to step into their classmates’ shoes, planning how to break down tricky vocabulary, keep the room engaged, and explain concepts clearly. After leading their mini-lessons, they wrapped things up with creative games and activities to see what stuck.

Beyond practicing their Spanish, students walked away with a deeper understanding of how they learn best, how to communicate clearly, and what it really takes to help someone else understand a new concept.

 

Jesus Buitrago

I'm Jesus Buitrago, a Colombian educator specializing in Humanities, Languages, and Art. With a background in ESL and EFL teaching, I've also volunteered as a medical mission interpreter in Colombia, showcasing my commitment to fostering effective communication. Beyond languages, I am passionate about French Sign Language, advocating for inclusivity. Currently contributing to EISB, my journey here provides not only a workplace but a realm of amazing opportunities for personal and professional growth.

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