Are you a Spanish teacher?

If you are a  teacher of Spanish (or a student) who is often looking for quality information to share with your students, this is your blog. Let's say you come across something in a textbook, but you want more information on that subject. It will save you a lot of time to use the links I have provided than to just start doing a US google search. Search by country using any of the Google country specific links provided on this blog. Maybe you want a video or listening comprehension on a particular theme, look through the listening links provided. If you are studying an author from a particular country, you can use the link "A Country by Country tour" where you will find multimedia links for each country. You can find images of that country, maps, the city the author is from, even a historical timeline on BBC country profiles and US Deparment of State country profiles. If you want to add authentic materials to your curriculum, this blog will help you achieve that. For Spanish II, III, and IV high school, check out Reader's Digest in Spanish to find articles that they can manage on a subject that interests them or is in the textbook. I felt as a teacher that I was spending too much time searching the Internet and that my students needed more direction for their research too such as finding an Hispanic artist to present to the class with an image of his or her work. I continue working on this blog to narrow the path to high quality authentic materials minimizing the number of keystrokes and the amount of time it will take you to find what you need.