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My suggestion is to look through provided materials like videos, or slides. as well as participate in the online zoom classes and take notes over them. I find looking over the notes also helps me.

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My suggestion is to look through provided materials like videos, or slides. as well as participate in the online zoom classes and take notes over them. I find looking over the notes also helps me.

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My suggestions would be to always attend the live meeting and take notes during it. Also if you can find a friend to practice with!

-Kira C.

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My suggestion is to watch the YouTube videos assignments, take notes, and to use flashcards. Those help me, and notes are helpful to refresh your memory for words you may have forgotten. Repetition is very important as well. It's difficult to fit into your schedule, but it's essential if you're going to learn. I also receive a daily email from Juan at Spanish Dictionary, that contains one Spanish word to learn. la cordillera was the word for January 17, 2024.

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My suggestion is to watch the YouTube videos assignments, take notes, and to use flashcards. Those help me, and notes are helpful to refresh your memory for words you may have forgotten. Repetition is very important as well. It's difficult to fit into your schedule, but it's essential if you're going to learn. I also receive a daily email from Juan at Spanish Dictionary, that contains one Spanish word to learn. la cordillera was the word for January 17, 2024.

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My suggestion is that it would be best to do the du lingo extra credit for multiple reasons! Also it might be best to take 102 right after 101 but if you need to take a break that might be exactly what you need to gather a new perspective. 

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My suggestion is that it would be best to do the du lingo extra credit for multiple reasons! Also it might be best to take 102 right after 101 but if you need to take a break that might be exactly what you need to gather a new perspective. 

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Hola clase!

I think some of the most important things to remember to be successful in learning Spanish is that knowing a lot of vocab and conjugations are super helpful, but actually conversing in Spanish or watching Spanish TV shows is a great way to learn how native speakers actually use these verbs and vocab terms. Translating something word for word in English can mean something entirely different in Spanish, especially with context! Doing the assignments will allow for good practice with the vocab, attending the live meetings is important for speaking and pronunciation, and watching the extra videos is a great tool for hearing all the things you've learned used in real life.

Michaela

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Hola,

Personally for me, taking really good notes and reviewing them often helped me understand more and helped me remember things a lot easier. Also duolingo and the spanish dictionary were very helpful..

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All I can say is practice and use what you learn to order food communicate with friends. You will be surprised how many Spanish speakers will assist you in learning. Also what helped me out was listening to music in Spanish and ordering in Spanish. Yes it feels awkward which will make it harder but once you get comfortable using the words the easier it gets

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Hello! This class is really fun and you will be surprised to see yourself start to progress really quickly. My word of advice is to really pay attention to material and the examples given to you by Raquel! Don't get frustrated or embarrassed if you make a mistake, that's how we learn!

-Kathleen Cole

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Make sure you are always attentive and listening good when you are in your zoom class. If you really listen well and pay attention, the stuff that is being taught will gradually start to make sense. Also, it is quite important to remember when you scheduled your zoom class. Because if you miss even one class, it can hurt your grade super badly. As you go through the weeks, I would also suggest going back to the other stuff you had previously learned, and just review it, to make it stick better in your brain. Good luck!

-Ashley Bouma

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Learning Spanish to me feels like learning a  computer programing language. you have to use it to learn it. I need to practice a lot more. try to use what I have learned a make mistakes. unfortunately I learn a lot from making mistakes. Doing the posted assignments will get you thru the class but if you really want to learn the language you have to use it, make mistakes and use it some more. I am using Duolingo, I have watched a few children's stories in Spanish. i am trying to watch Telemundo a little but need to do it more.

Buena suerte

Chris C.

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Hi you guys!

I still can't believe that just last term I was in the same course as you! Even as a trilingual person, Spanish for me was unlike the other languages I speak.

It's amazing that you guys are taking the initiative to learn this globally spoken language!

When I started SPA 101, I was indeed nervous because I was out of practice. However, learning with a group of people in the same boat as me definitely made me much more comfortable.

This class will help you guys started on intonation, pronunciation, vocabulary, and so much more!

I always made sure to remember that the letter 'h' is never pronounced in Spanish unless connected with 'c'. Knowing the "gender" of the words is important to know because the article (a, an, the - un, una, el, la) used depends on words ending with "a" or "o" and sometimes even without.

Practice practice PRACTICE! Spend time each day with the thought of you learning a new language, something many people don't have the privilege of. Think that you're gaining a new skill, a new skill that can get you far in life.

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Hola, Mi llama Davis
Spanish 101 is fun. engaging and hard class. Don't miss classes spend at least 2 hours a day and stay on top or your work. I did Duolingo to help me get basic words down. Google translate is good tool for pronunciation and only that. I had great time. I wish you the best of luck.

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The toughest part of learning Spanish for me was gaining an understanding of how the language works "backwards" from an english speaker's prospective and then reorganizing it in your head to use the language. For example, "Cruz Roja Americana" in spanish translates to "Cross Red American" in english, however, we would pronounce it "American Red Cross". Same words, but rearranged in the english speaking eye.

Then, gaining an understanding of word "gender", conjugation, and then how to direct it - to you, to me , to him, to them etc.
However, once these parts of the language are practiced enough, it eventually stands out so much it hurts your ears when ya hear it incorrectly. From there, it's learning all the different words, then piecing them into sentences like a puzzle.

The practices that best helped me were
Reading it aloud, hand- writing it on paper, then speaking it aloud again.  These paired with the wide variety of videos that Professor Poteet provides. But everyone learns differently, so I encourage to find what resonates best for yourself.

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I had a really fun time in this class but i suggest that you go to every live meeting or you will fall behind and it will be hard to get your grade up.

Kody Sparks

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I had a really fun time in this class but you need to try hard. you need to put in the time so you can get a good grade and attend every live meeting.
Kody Sparks

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The most important part of learning the language for me was to actually speak it. So as I took my notes for the week, I would read the vocab aloud repeatedly. It took time, but not as much as I always thought it would going into it. Using SpanishDict was extremely helpful to me as well to learn the conjugation of every verb we learned through the semester. Jotting down simple translations for items or objects around the house is also useful—incorporation of any kind into your daily speaking is helpful.

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Spanish 101 I had trouble with until I actually put my mind to it and started paying more attention and being aware of what I was learning. Those are my suggestions pay attention, be aware of what you are actually learning and practice. Also don’t miss your live classes they help tremendously to understand what you are learning and the different ways to use different words. I posted another post but didn’t put my name on it so I made this post as well.
Alicia maupin

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take notes(and review them), make flash cards, and review the slides before live meetings. if you're struggling ask for help. there's people around to help, endless recourses online, and kcc may not have in person tutors but the limited online tutors does have spanish. 

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take notes(and review them), make flash cards, and review the slides before live meetings. if you're struggling ask for help. there's people around to help, endless recourses online, and kcc may not have in person tutors but the limited online tutors does have spanish. 

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To do well in the class I would recommend taking notes, writing notecards, and using any language app available to you that can help you gain a better understanding of the language. I also think that in order to do well with pronunciation use should watch movies, listen to music, and even try your luck at reading a book in Spanish. Even if you are only able to pick out a few words it can help tremendously with pronunciation and you could learn new words out of it as well. I think my best piece of advice would be to speak with a Spanish speaker if you know anyone and ask them any questions you have or practice with them as hearing someone who is fluent in the language is a tremendous help. Good luck :)
- Deveyn Horne

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Hola! Learning a new language is always a difficult task, it can be both nerve-racking and frustrating. The important thing to remember is that it can also be fun, and if you let go of the fear of failure, it can even be exciting. As when learning any new language, it is important to try your best to fully immerse yourself into what you are learning. Trying to incorporate what you have learned into your everyday life is almost necessary in order to remember it. A fun way I have learned to do this is to put sticky notes around the house with the items names and try to incorporate those words into my language. Or at the very least think about them when completing tasks.
I hope this helps and good luck!!

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To ensure you do your best in this class make sure at the beginning of each week you sign up and attend a live meeting, take notes and practice your slides, ask questions and practice with a native speaker.
Shi Holden

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SPA 101 was a fun and great class to take. It was a pretty fast paced class, so taking notes, attending the classes, and watching the videos provided help a lot to not fall behind. It is always good to do extra things like looking up other videos on YouTube, listening to Spanish music, watching Spanish movies/TV shows, and practicing on Duolingo. Try to practice your Spanish everyday, and don't forget to have fun!

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Spanish 101 was a great course. My advice is to take your time, follow instructions, and do any extra things that you can. When given the oportunity, watch as many videos as you can and take TONS of notes, notes are extremely helpful as you go through the course and still helpful when you get to 102. Take your time when working on assignments, one of the hardest things for me was waiting until Saturday when everything was due and then cramming all of my work into one day and not giving my best effort. Plan out your work days, take notes, and practice. Practice makes perfect, don't worry about messing up, it's apart of the journey. Languages are hard, take it one step at a time and remember to have fun!
- Dani Brandt

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SPA 101 is a great class and you will have so much fun once you get the hang of it. Personally, I recommend to always write notes and emphasize what you are confused about or need advice on. Always be ready to talk in the class but also you should speak to your family in Spanish even if they do not speak it. My last piece of advice is feel open to make mistakes, everyone does it and no matter how fluent you become you always will slip up every once in awhile. Be ready to always take notes, even draw diagrams or pictures; be ready to talk about yourself and family in class; and always feel okay to make mistakes. You got this! Good Luck!
- Hannah D.

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The best piece of advice I have is to fully take advantage of all of the resources given to you- ignoring videos, apps, and extra content only makes the class harder down the road. I soon realized when taking the class that it was of utmost importance to pay attention to all of the information given to you. It only takes a few minutes every day to practice or listen to a song in Spanish, but it can have big impacts! I personally love using Duolingo and watching cooking videos in Spanish. Raquel also includes really fun Youtube channels with street interviews in Spanish. The more you make it a goal to learn, the more it will come to you.
- Kendall Wilson

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Hola,
I honestly had a rough time at the beginning of Spanish 101. Until I started actually practicing words we learned and sentences we would learn daily. I also started using Duolingo which helped a lot learning the basic words that are used a lot in the Spanish language. Practice, practice, practice!!! Anytime you have a chance to practice what you are learning! Take in all the comments that are given after assignments are turned in if you kissed something on the assignment or didn’t do something right on it take it in and do better the next week!! Also Don’t miss the live classes, they are crucial to your learning and understanding I switched onto Spanish 102 late in the first week and missed the first live class and had no idea what I was doing for the first week of assignments and didn’t do the best so don’t miss the love classes or don’t miss anything in this class or else it is hard to understand what is going on Spanish 102 is spoken more in Spanish and less English so you need to understand all the words you learn in 101! Like I said practice, practice, practice!!!!!! And again download any kind of app that will help you learn Spanish!

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Reviewing SPN 101 and writing out questions as you learn is helpful. Printing out songs in Spanish and learning to sing them is fun. The songs help you learn more casual terminology in Spanish. Duolingo is super helpful for basic and more formal Spanish. Also finding a person to teach Spanish to or a person who knows Spanish that you can converse with is helpful. I think "see one, do one, teach one". It helps build confidence and you both learn with the person and you're teaching Spanish which is amazing.

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I had a blast last term taking this class; SPA 101. I found a lot of great study tools that I didn't even know existed. I really enjoyed our Professor Raquel. She was always on point and never made us feel bad even if we did not pronounce the words exactly. She would politely correct us or just move on to another student and ask the same question then come back to the student that had struggled and they would get it right. I looked forward to each and every class. I learned so much and it was really easy because we all worked together even though we were online. In fact I enjoyed the class so much that I am now taking the second part SPA 102! The skills that you learn are an asset for you later in life.

Cristy S.

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SPA 101 was so much fun, and it is a really great pace too. I started doing Duolingo daily and that REALLY helped because their beginning lessons were aligning pretty well with the class so I definitely recommend checking that out. Also spanishdict.com is super helpful, and I even got a hard copy of an English-Spanish dictionary to carry around with me. Try referring to others or items with the words you are using to help practice in real life setting as well!
-Mariah De Leon

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This class is a lot of fun, and the best way to study is to talk to yourself out loud! Definitely avoid missing class if you can, and make sure to study more than once a week. I added the spanish keyboard to my phone so that I could practice my writing with another classmate and I found it really helpful in 101. Good luck!

-Sam H.

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Spanish 101 was great fun and a fast-paced experience. Keep up by attending all classes, reading notes, and viewing all videos and materials provided by the instructor. I struggle with confidence and fluency. To work on my struggles, I have found reading and speaking out loud can be helpful. The class does move fast so follow through with all work. The instructor is very helpful, and she makes class interesting. Enjoy your time and make use of it.

Starla S

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I really found using duolingo great to help get in spanish practice. Attend live meetings! If you have kids around teach them the spanish you are learning as well. Practice throughout the day. Take the time to do your written assignments and read them out as you do them. It helps!

-Ashley S.

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Hola!
The key to success is making sure not to miss any of the live meetings or assignments. Printing out power points was super helpful and take lots of notes.

Cary-

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Stay consistent with learning! When you take time off you have to relearn previous words/phrases before you can move on to learning new ones! I also recommend Duolingo as a great tool for learning outside the classroom!

-Corey T

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Spanish 101 was fun and challenging at the same time for me. I HIGHLY recommend studying the google doc slides, taking notes, and attending every live meeting class. I also recommend doing the assignments as soon as you can and to not procrastinate. It's important to engage in the live meetings since this is where you get to practice orally and get further instruction on pronunciation and any questions you might have. Also, it's fun to practice with students on Zoom since they're all supportive, and don't mind when you make mistakes since everyone is learning!

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The slides help so much to recognize what certain items are called. Even those who speak the language have trouble remembering, pronouncing or even knowing what certain items are called, but the slides made things easier. Also, attending the classes help getting comfortable saying the words out loud and have a better understanding on how future, present and past tense words are used. The instructor is very understanding and supportive!

- Ailyn Ramirez

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I was lucky enough to be around Spanish and Spanish speakers my whole career and life. I was lucky enough to have people that would correct my mistakes, but after being retired for 7 years or so now, I can definitely say its a use it or lose it kind of thing. Read your notes every day, practice rolling those r's everyday, study your vocab every day...

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Hola a todos! Don't take yourself too seriously. Learning a language can make you feel vulnerable, but that's ok. Lean into it, don't feel that you have to be perfect. Make mistakes! If you're making mistakes it means you are trying new things and that's how you'll learn. From a practical standpoint, make sure you practice- work your flashcards, write things down, and I also suggest supplementing with Duolingo. Not only is it extremely helpful, it's pretty entertaining.

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With any language, it takes practice  to learn it.
Make flashcards to help with learning the vocabulary. Ask questions. Practice speaking spanish whenever you can.
Duolingo is good for helping to learn spanish and has great podcast that you can listen to as well.
Read all the assignments and watch all the videos. they are very helpful

Elizabeth Heard-Pitt

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Attend all the zoom meeting and make sure to practice!

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The best advice I have is to ensure that you practice everyday. Write sentences and say them out loud. Use the vocabulary for the week and take a little extra time to write and speak the words you are less comfortable with. The additional practice will really help.

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Hola amigos.
Don't worry on struggling a lot in Spanish. It takes time and practice. Look at me I'm fluent in it but there's always some spot to practice on. I might struggle a little during this process but that how we learn, so don't worry about this. You got it.

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Hola! Take good notes and practice. And most important, make sure to attend every live meeting. - Lucas Heryford

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Hola! Take good notes and practice. And most important, make sure to attend every live meeting. - Lucas Heryford

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Hola, numero uno; don't give up on yourself be prepared to make mistakes because that's the process of learning. Numero dos; Try to get familiarized with words that are used more frequently. Numero tres; continue to use the links and ask questions if you don't understand.

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Hola, numero uno; don't give up on yourself be prepared to make mistakes because that's the process of learning. Numero dos; Try to get familiarized with words that are used more frequently. Numero tres; continue to use the links and ask questions if you don't understand.

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Two do not does would be to not study and to not participate.(This is  what you would not want to do)

Lina Rodriquez

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I would say to practice as  much as you can, take the advice the is presented in the first weeks module. jot down notes that'll help you later on. don't be afraid to make mistakes that's how you learn! make sure you're paying attention to when assignments are due. and have fun! :)

-Tabitha Lasater

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1. Be sure to ask a lot of questions! Make sure you know the material before moving on so you understand in the future!
2. Study. Study. Study. I review at least once a day for 10 minutes to refresh my memory!
3. Try finding someone else who know Spanish and practice saying sentences with them, pronunciation can be hard so make sure you get some experience! You can even talk to your dog! haha

But definitely some don’ts are:
1. Don’t rely on google translate for answers! ask questions and get help from classmates, google translate can be wrong and you won’t pick up the knowledge if your just copying and pasting.
2. Don’t be late for classes. Attendance is key! being late and in prepared is a bad habit!

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Spanish is hard- all languages are (and msot other things of worth). But, never give up. Even if you don't think you'll use it (you will) give it your all. Speak spanish at home, and don't be afraid to ask for help. Language is the bread and butter of human interaction and culture.

Oh and make sure to do the hand writing assignment, it can be easy to forget that one.

Logan Billingsley

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Make sure to complete your work early for you can have more time to be able to practice speaking the words. Taking notes can be helpful as well to help you be able to memorize the way the words are spelled and pronounced. Be sure to also attend the meeting for you can have the experience of having an conversation with classmates and be corrected and asking questions during an online lesson. Learning spanish is fun and the effort put into learning this language is rewarding.
Wishing you the best of luck!
-Diana Bello

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I'm a bit of an airhead so finding someone to have conversations in Spanish with was a lifesaver. Even if it is something as simple as trying to order a torta at a shop the more you use the language in your day to day the less stressful it gets.

-Leighann Hunt

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Note taking was my best friend in this class, and I highly suggest doing them. Take notes in class, after class, and even before class. Make sure to review, study, and memorize key words and phrases. Try starting a journal that you write about what you see in Spanish to help practice. Good luck, and make sure to keep a timely schedule!

-Lillian Purkhiser

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Definitely make sure to take notes, study them and practice! Take what you learn in class and try to use it in your everyday life and in conversations. You need to use what you are learning so it sticks in your brain! Good luck!

-Gabi D'Andrea

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Make sure to study.  Take good notes and practice. And most important, make sure to attend every live meeting.

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Learning Spanish is rewarding and also fun. My best feedback from the instructor was to trust myself and don't be nervous, so I am passing that to you! Duolingo is a very helpful app to get your practice in everyday. Make sure to turn in each assignment and watch the supplemental videos! Enjoy your semester!
-Maria Otero

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Interacting with your classmates during the meetings makes learning easier and more interesting. It's super important to study the vocabulary and go to every live meeting. The meetings are super helpful when it comes to memorizing vocabulary for that week. Not to mention that attendance makes up a huge part of your grade, so make sure to go! Also, don't be afraid to ask questions and make mistakes. You can learn a lot from them.
- Aspen Buckingham

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Never miss a class or a deadline, try your best, even if your best is wrong you will learn more from your mistakes. Missing a deadline can be detrimental to your grade so turn everything in on time.
-Jonathan Raye

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I would say that some of the biggest tips to get through spa 101 is to attend every zoom meeting, missing one can significantly bring your grade down. Do all oral assignments and quizzes, those can help you learn a lot better. And I found using at outside source, like Duolingo, really helpful in picking up spanish quickly. Try to not overthink this class, its fun and really informative. Hope you learn something new and enjoy the class
-Amanda D.

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Make sure to study and practice everyday! Make sure to ask questions as needed and don't be afraid to look something up if needed! As long as you put in the effort to study and practice you will succeed!!!!
-Jade Newell

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In addition to studying your vocabulary frequently don't be afraid to look up some of your favorite words or ideas to better express yourself.  If you do little things to personalize your experience you will have a better time learning the language and have more fun doing so. My two cents!
-Matt B

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Practice a little everyday. Just like any good habit or goal, you don't need to rush into it, but work your way into what you are trying to accomplish. This is still something I am trying to work on as well. Doing assignments early is always important too.

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In order to succeed in Spanish 101, it is very important to study throughout the week, get your assignments done, and also if you have any questions or do not understand something in the course always contact your instructor!
- Faith D

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I would recommend studying and practicing. I would also  recommend that you get your work done early and turned in. Make sure to take notes if you don't understand some words, so later on you can go back and practice them. This class is very fun and enjoyable. So be yourself, always remember that we all make mistakes, not just you! keep your head up and always bring a smile to class!

-Cinthia G.

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If you want to succeed in Spanish 101, I would definitely recommend that you get your work done early, study throughout the week, and do not stress yourself out. You'll feel far better when you are confident for your oral evaluations, and when you have all your work done early!
-Tyler E.

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Practice, practice, practice! Try to listen to Spanish music, watch videos in Spanish, and just find ways to immerse yourself in the language. Make sure to take notes and attend all the live meetings! This instructor makes the class so much fun, so try not to stress about it too much. Just have fun!
-Hope B.

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Spanish 101 was not too difficult just review the weekly vocab, practice prenucleation, practice speaking Spanish.

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Study as much as possible. Practice speaking your words over and over to get the pronunciation down.  Use all the resources offered and do not miss any live classes! They are very helpful and important. But mostly, have FUN! :)
-Ticia M

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Study the handouts and watching the videos multiple times! ! Reviewing the materials for that week before you watch the recorded classes or attend a live meeting was helpful for me!

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The live meetings are so important, so make sure not to miss them! Studying is important, and if you're out and about, take the time to read the Spanish on things like signs and see what words you can recognize! As long as you're diligent, Spanish is a really fun class, and one you won't regret taking!

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My advice would be to actually study the hand outs and videos more then once. if you play video games, id recommend changing the language to spanish on ones that you are familiar with. i thought it offered a fun and immersive way read, listen and learn some spanish.

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Spanish 101 was a fun class. Don't stress too much on perfection as making mistakes is how you learn. Duolingo and Spanishdict.com are the best to encourage new learning. Practice, practice, practice!! Don't miss any of the Live meetings and schedule them as soon as possible to get ideal time-frames. The videos and links are super helpful, listen and repeat. You got this! Writing and pronunciation will sink in the more you practice. Making copies of the handouts and taking notes will help more than you think. If you have questions, Raquel is fast in contacting you back with help. Have fun and good luck!
-Cece C.-

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It takes 10000 times to become perfect at one task. This class was such a blessing as I know how to start listening and trying to better understand my family when they swap from english to spanish. Do not be afraid you can do this.
Shawn K.

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To succeed in Spanish 101 it helps to study the weekly handouts thoroughly and watch the recorded classes multiple times. It also helps to use Duolingo or Spanish Dictionary.
Good luck!

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Spanish 101 is fun! There are several apps and resources to help you with this class. Relax, practice and have fun!

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Spanish 101 is a great class and you will lean so much. There is no need to be stressed because it is very fun. I encourage you to take lots of notes this is important because when you right things down the stick in you head. Also these notes can help you later in this class. Try and relax and stay calm you will have more fun if you do that!
-Cassandra Wedin

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Don´t be intimidated! Spanish 101 is a very fun class, and you are not expected to be perfect. I recall being worried about making mistakes, but it is all about learning! Make sure to practice as often as possible, and make it fun if you can. I really recommend listening to music in Spanish, it helps a lot. If you need help, definitely don´t be afraid to ask, and most importantly, have fun!
-Janah Moorer

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Spanish 101 was a very fun class. Don't be afraid to make a mistakes. You're learning a new language, you don't have to do it perfect. Make sure to practice, turn all of your work in on time, and don't be afraid to ask for help. Have fun!
-Kailee Brimmer

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I urge you to practice a lot, turn in your assignments on time and most of all do not forget to attend live class. it can be daunting but just try to relax and  have fun.
- Hazel Abuya

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I enjoyed taking Spanish 101M very much. One thing I would say is to not be afraid to mess up on pronouncing words while speaking Spanish. This is part of the learning process and the teacher does great at helping you. This is a fun and easy going class, just do what is asked and reach out to ask help if you have questions.
-Rebecca Morad

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Complete all the assignments on time and practice speaking as much as possible. Attend all the live meetings. They are the best way to practice with people if you do not know  anyone who speaks Spanish. Enjoy the process of learning a new language.

-Christopher Peña

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Practice every day! This is very hard for me to do, but it will make this class so much easier. Look at canvas every day and plan ahead on assignments.

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Turn in assignments on time, oral assignments are helpful they make you more vigilant on your pronunciation. Also take advantage of all the resources given to you. Best of luck.

-Elizabeth H.

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Make sure to get all your assignments in on time takes notes of all the forms that you can things. Make sure to attend all the live meeting they will help out a lot. Practice saying phrases or words over and over so that they can stick with you. Overall the class was pretty fun and easy going. 

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Make sure to get all your assignments in on time takes notes of all the forms that you can things. Make sure to attend all the live meeting they will help out a lot. Practice saying phrases or words over and over so that they can stick with you. Overall the class was pretty fun and easy going. 

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Esther G

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This class is super fun but it can be easy to fall behind. I highly recommend  taking lots of notes that are easy for you to read over and over. The live classes are very important and you don't want to miss them! Take advantage of all the videos and wiki links provide, they are a huge part of how I was successful in this class.
Taylor S.

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Live meetings are key. Make sure you are in an area where your focus can be completely on the meeting and what is going on. Also you should make sure you practice before the live meetings on what is going to be coming up so that you are prepared. 

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Live meetings are key. Make sure you are in an area where your focus can be completely on the meeting and what is going on. Also you should make sure you practice before the live meetings on what is going to be coming up so that you are prepared. 

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-Taylor B.

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First of all, attend all the live meetings. They are fun and its better to hear the way a word sounds than reading it off of something. Second, if you know someone who can already speak Spanish ask them to practice with you. It helps to practice having a conversation with someone else, also they might be able to teach you some other words.

-Luis H.

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This class has very well organized, there are no surprises! My advice is to practice, practice, practice! I thought that just going through the lesson plans would be enough but I recommend that you all use flash cards and try to incorporate the language into your everyday life to help you memorize and learn it better!
Good luck,

-Gabi D.

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It can be frustrating and difficult to learn a new language. Apps like Duolingo can help every step of the way! Remember that everyone starts in the same place, and there is no reason to be embarrassed about poor pronunciation! You can do it!

-Frankie G

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This class has an amazing layout that any student can follow. This class is very flexible and can be worked into any part of your day. Plan your weekly assignments according to your other classes. Always attend the live meeting, always use all resources given to you, and always practice where you can. If you do these steps you will learn more than you thought you could and really grasp major concepts. Good luck!
-Jasmine R.

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As silly as it sounds download the app Duolingo if you can. Every night before bed play it for 10-15 minutes. And then when you wake up play it again. Hearing and seeing the language actually being used outside of the classroom is very beneficial.
Also watch Spanish TV with english subtitles. Hearing how fluet speakers use the language will help you in real world situations.
-Ashley W.

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Even though someone in the class may speak the language better, don't let that get to you. They started out from scratch at some point. Also, Raquel doesn't judge you, she's always nice!!

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Even though someone in the class may speak the language better, don't let that get to you. They started out from scratch at some point. Also, Raquel doesn't judge you, she's always nice!!

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Peyton P.

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To always practice, practice, practice! It helps to have someone around you that knows spanish to bounce words and phrases off of. But the more you speak it, the more naturally it will come!
-Jade H.

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Always attend meeting and make sure you watch the videos that are provided those are very helpful and never hesitate to ask question.  

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Always attend meeting and make sure you watch the videos that are provided those are very helpful and never hesitate to ask question.  

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Bonnie

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Attend all meetings, and try your best to study for your evaluations. This class is super fun and informational, but you can't just go through the motions or you will find yourself frustrated and lost. Duolingo is a great app to study with. Relax, slow down, and don't be afraid to ask for help! Enjoy! :)

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Attend all meetings, and try your best to study for your evaluations. This class is super fun and informational, but you can't just go through the motions or you will find yourself frustrated and lost. Duolingo is a great app to study with. Relax, slow down, and don't be afraid to ask for help! Enjoy! :)

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-Rosa K.

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It was helpful to go over the slides before attending the live conferences or taking the recorded class quizzes. It is also important to make sure you are practicing to get the correct pronunciation for the oral evaluations. You should also ensure you never miss a live conferences as there are many things that is said that is very helpful that you will not be able to get just from the slides. The most important thing is practice, practice, practice.
-Sarah Goucher

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Make sure you always attend your live meetings! It can really hurt your grade to even miss one meeting. Study for your oral evaluations using duolingo or flash cards. It really helps to repeat the vocabulary and use it more often than just in class.
Sareena