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Echoing Engagement is an LLC founded by two passionate Spanish educators who delight in creating and sharing strategies that engage students in the World Language classroom. Dr. Jodie Hogan and Dr. Kimberly Spence believe that meaningful engagement ignites an echo that causes a powerful ripple effect. This ripple effect provides a foundation for building quality relationships, creating an inclusive classroom environment, and making essential connections to content.
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Preview of Hispanic Culture - Advanced - Las hermanas Mirabal (Women's History Month)

Hispanic Culture - Advanced - Las hermanas Mirabal (Women's History Month)

Exploring Dictatorship, Resistance, and the Legacy of the Mirabal Sisters in the Dominican RepublicThis dynamic, student-centered assignment invites learners to explore the historical impact of Rafael Trujillo’s dictatorship in the Dominican Republic and the courageous role the Mirabal sisters played in its downfall. Designed for intermediate to advanced Spanish classes, this resource combines historical investigation, multimedia learning, and peer conversation to build deep understanding and cr
Preview of Hispanic Culture - Advanced - La poesía de Berta Cáceres (Women's History Month)

Hispanic Culture - Advanced - La poesía de Berta Cáceres (Women's History Month)

Overview:In this assignment, your students will explore the life, poetry, and activism of Berta Cáceres, an Indigenous Honduran poet and environmental leader who dedicated her life to defending her people and the land they lived on. Through poetry, videos, and a personal reflection, your students will gain insight into how Berta used her voice and passion to fight for justice. Included are: a short biography of Berta Cáceres, multiple choice questions about the poem, video links, reflection ques
Preview of Hispanic Culture - Adv. Spanish: La Paz no Tiene Fronteras: Óscar Arias Sánchez

Hispanic Culture - Adv. Spanish: La Paz no Tiene Fronteras: Óscar Arias Sánchez

In this assignment, your students will learn about Óscar Arias Sánchez, former President of Costa Rica and recipient of the 1987 Nobel Peace Prize. Arias was honored for his leadership in promoting peace during a time of civil conflict in Central America. Through reading his Nobel acceptance speech and reflecting on its message, students will explore the meaning of peace, leadership, and diplomacy through short answer questions. The assignment ends with a personal oral reflection in which studen
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Echoing Engagement is an LLC founded by two passionate Spanish educators who delight in creating and sharing strategies that engage students in the World Language classroom. Dr. Jodie Hogan and Dr. Kimberly Spence believe that meaningful engagement ignites an echo that causes a powerful ripple effect. This ripple effect provides a foundation for building quality relationships, creating an inclusive classroom environment, and making essential connections to content.