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I , Yo

Posted by Pilar Carroll in Spanish 1 - Manuel on
I dance in English 
Yo ayado en casa en español 
I go shopping in english 
Yo estadio en español 
I hang out with friends in english 
Yo leo en español 
I talk on the phone in english 
Yo corro en español 
I sleep in english 
Yo escribo en españiol 

I

Posted by Noah Caruso in Spanish 1 - Manuel on
I,
I sing in English,
I laugh in English,
I dream in English,
I shoot for the stars in English.
Leo en español.
Estudio en español.
Hablo en español.
Español es no soy yo,
English is me.

I Would Rather

Posted by Jacklyn Middleswarth on
​I Would Rather

Yo nunca jugo videojuegos, así que yo activa
I'd rather practice sports a lot
Yo a veces estudio
I'd rather sleep instead
Yo bailo terrible
I'd rather just listen to music and dance only at my house
Yo depende del día veo la tele
I'd rather hang with friends

I am comforted by English, for it will always be here

Poema

Posted by Eamon Kelly in Spanish 1 - Manuel on
"EAMON"

He writes english
He eats english
He draws english
He listens to music in english
He reads english.

Pero, él habla en español
él baila en español
él vera la tele en español
y él cocina en español.

Poema de Hannah

Posted by Hannah Nicoletti in Spanish 1 - Manuel on
                    I,
    Yo estudio en español,
      trabajo en español.
However, I go to church in English,
   I talk to everyone in English    
        Nado en español,
          Leo en español.
     I play sports in English,
   I sing and dance in English.
          I live in English!

Yo

Posted by Dylan McKeon in Spanish 1 - Manuel on
I read in english.
Escribo en español.
I relax in english.
Estudio en español.
I run in english.
Hago la tarea en español.
I surf the net in english.
Tomo apuntes en español.

Shaion Poema

Posted by Shaion Denny in Spanish 1 - Manuel on
He sleeps in english
el como en español 
He swims in english
el voy a la escuela en español
He relaxes in english
el escucho musico en español
He likes to hang with friends in english
el practico deportista en español

Poema - Jada

Posted by Jada Terrell in Spanish 1 - Manuel on
"Jada" by Jada Terrell

She speaks. English.
She dances with English.
She talks to and hangs out with friends a lot. In English.
She listens to music. English.
Pero, ella ayuda en casa en español.
Ella estudie en español.
Ella lee en español
Y ella dibuje en español. 
Ella vive SPANGLISH. :)

I

Posted by Kara Rosenberg in Spanish 1 - Manuel on
I feel in English,
I think in English.
Estudio en Español,
hablo en Español.
I think in English,
I laugh in English.
Practico vocabulario en Español,
hago la tarea en Español.
I live in English. 

International Relations

Posted by Gabriel Musselman in English 2 - Pahomov on
The story of how my mother braved a war to connect with the people of El Salvador.
01 English Interview
I think that my podcast really showcases crossing boundaries well. A lot of my questions were centered around this idea, and the rest were very complimentary to these specific questions. I think that the interview went well. I really tried to sit back and let my mother speak her mind instead of leading her into answers that I wanted to hear. I did not know very much about her story until the interview. It was fascinating to sit and listen to her tale. I did not know that she had been the adventurous type in her past. I knew that she loved to travel, but this was a stretch for the imagination. The editing was really the hardest part of the entire project. I could not schedule the interview for an earlier time, so I had barely any time to edit at all. I got by by the skin of my teeth, and I think for that situation I did a very good job. The music especially was hard to choose. I had to find one that was sort of following the theme without going too in depth into the project, really. I really thought that the music I chose did this quite well. It set up the podcast quite nicely, and had a sort of latin them to it. Overall I think that the project went quite nicely and was a good test of my skills and discrepancies.

Real Time with Alex - The Deaf World

Posted by Alex Marothy in English 2 - Pahomov on
Ever wondered what it would be like to live in a world without sound? This podcast gives you an insight into the deaf world and their education. A real life interpreter is interviewed about her experiences.


REFLECTION:
In doing this project, I learned more about my mom's life and about deaf culture, and am thankful for that opportunity. To cross a boundary is to change, and to learn. When someone crosses a boundary they go through a transformation, something that can often destroy some social institutions or things they hold dear. Sacrifice results in rebirth, which is necessary in crossing boundaries. The experience of interviewing someone is a great one, and is something that allows a higher level of learning than out of normal conversation. You learn not only about others, but about yourself, and through asking questions you can realize the type of person you are. Are you bold, are you cold? Are you a hat, or a rat? Can you cross the boundary of secrecy into the realm of knowledge by interviewing? I can. I did it. During the editing process, things can get messy, and material you've grown to love must be cast into the shadows and darkness forever. It is a tragic time, but a necessary time, and can make men of boys. There will always be twists and turns when editing, and unexpected surprises, yet they are but boundaries that need crossing, and they will be crossed, and it will be good. Peers can be deadly forces of judgement, but more often than not, there are kernels of truth to be found in their crow-like-caws of reckoning. I have found, through this experience, my strengths, my weaknesses, and my both of those things. My strengths are bold, and they are stern. Stern and fortified are they and they have bore holes in my project. But these holes are good, and they have found light that allows this project to flourish in glory. My weaknesses have tried, they have squirmed up from the depths of shadow, and they have grabbed at the tails of my strengths, but they have not seen day. They have been kicked away, and pushed down, and fought and prevailed against. They are no more. Through this project, I have risen.
Real Time with Alex - Episode 1