Spanish-Language Newspapers in the Classroom

Discusses the use of the El Nuevo Herald, the Spanish section of the Miami Herald, in providing advanced intermediate level Spanish students with material that is vocabulary building, topical, interesting, and culturally informative. (GLR)

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Published in:Hispania 1991-03, Vol.74 (1), p.202-204
Main Author: Darst, David H.
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Language:English
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Crime in schools
Criminal offenses
Curriculum subjects: programmes and methods
Drug related crimes
Educational sciences
Hispanics
Instructional Materials
Miami Herald
Modern language
News content
Pedagogy: Colleges and Universities
Reading Materials
Second Language Instruction
Second Language Learning
Spanish
Street crime
Teaching methods
Vocabulary
Vocabulary Development
Weather
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Criminal offenses
Curriculum subjects: programmes and methods
Drug related crimes
Educational sciences
Hispanics
Instructional Materials
Miami Herald
Modern language
News content
Pedagogy: Colleges and Universities
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Second Language Instruction
Second Language Learning
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Street crime
Teaching methods
Vocabulary
Vocabulary Development
Weather
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