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Jaen0000. “Travel.” Photo. Pixabay, 6 Dec. 2016. 30 May 2018 <pixabay.com/en/travel-world-around-the-world-plane-1883060/>.

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I do plan on continuing my Spanish education because I feel that it is a language I will need in my future. I plan to go into the hospitality business and would like to work on a more global scale so I will need more knowledge with Spanish as well as other languages. As far as expanding my knowledge, I hope to be able to have more fluent conversations with Spanish speakers and be able to effectively communicate the things I need in a conversation.

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From the beginning of this course I have only been fascinated by Spain's culture and beauty. I think the most interesting thing I discovered was La Tomatina, an annual tomato fight held in Spain. I think Spain's culture is as unique as it gets and I appreciate the love they have for it. Spaniards go out of their way to show pride in their country through ceremonies, holidays, and buildings. I love how thoughtful they are towards their homeland and the history behind it.

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Kurious. “Spain Flag on Hand.” Photo. Pixabay, 16 Feb. 2015. 30 May 2018 <pixabay.com/en/spain-flag-hand-country-national-637843/>

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Youngson, Nick. “Knowledge.” Photo. The Blue Diamond Gallery, RM Media Ltd. 30 May 2018 <www.thebluediamondgallery.com/handwriting/k/knowledge.html>.

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The items that helped me most while learning Spanish were mostly the speaking and writing assignments. With these assignments I was able to make connections with vocabulary and grammar in order to form complete and proper sentences. I think with an online course it is still important to practice speaking so that we as students may fully retain the information given. I also enjoyed doing the unit projects because I was able to piece together the information I learned and connect it to the real world.

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My experience with Sra. Tague was one of the best I have had with an online teacher. I could quickly tell she cared about her students with her weekly updates and messages. At the same time, she gave me plenty of space to learn on my own but was also available to help whenever I needed it. I do not think there was anything she did incorrectly because I feel I got the most out of this class and overall experience. I would highly recommend this to anyone interested in Spanish and the culture surrounding it.

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If I were to make any improvements to myself and my own learning experience I would focus on my memory skills with vocabulary. I believe I fully understand the grammar, conjugation, and sentence structures involved in Spanish but sometimes it is difficult for me to remember some words and phrases. This hinders me from being able to speak to others about more advanced topics in Spanish so it is definitely something I want to keep working on.

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One thing I did not enjoy about this class were the RLC's only because it was difficult for me to attend them. I am a very busy and involved student with little time outside of school and many of the provided classes were only in the evenings. It was difficult to rearrange my schedule to attend and I found it difficult to just watch recorded classes as I was unable to participate.

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I think what I liked most about this course was the ability to manage my own time and complete my work at my pace. With many classes I have found that I often get bored with the material as the pace is to slow. With course I felt there were just enough assignments throughout the weeks to keep my interested and occupied.

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At first, learning a language online was something I was not familiar with and was quite anxious about. After getting a hang of the weekly schedule and keeping in contact with my teacher, it was a breeze. I feel that this online course in no way hindered my ability to learn Spanish but actually gave me an advantage to other students as it was a more personal experience with a multitude of tools and resources for me to use.

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Some of the main differences I have come to find between the Spanish and English language were mainly:

Spanish nouns have gender

the subject in Spanish does not always need to be stated due to conjugation

adjectives are placed after the object they are describing

Spanish is more commonly spoken around the world

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When starting Spanish II I only had basic knowledge on the language such as:

talking in present tense

talking about myself and others with simple descriptions

stating time and location

Now, I have expanded my knowledge by being able to:

speak in the preterit and imperfect tense

discuss school, family, living, hobbies, food, shopping, and community