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Online Spanish Course for Elementary Schoolers Posted by Transparent Language on Oct 8, 2026 in Learning Material Updates , For Educators , For Libraries , For Learners

If you're teaching Spanish to young children, there are some things you'd probably rather avoid. And we're not just talking about all the p words.

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When should language learners focus on the depth of their vocabulary? Posted by Transparent Language on Oct 8, 2026 in For Learners , Learning + Usage Tips

Studies show that vocabulary size is the most significant individual factor contributing to language proficiency.

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Improve your weaker language skills with custom Practice Activities Posted by Transparent Language on Oct 8, 2026 in For Libraries , For Learners , Learning + Usage Tips

If you want to improve a specific skill, you shouldn’t have to sit through an entire language course to practice the parts you need most. Make custom listening, speaking, reading, or writing lessons in seconds with the Practice activities in Transparent Language Online.

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The Best Part of Flipping My Classroom Posted by Transparent Language on Oct 8, 2026 in For Educators

Guest Post by Heather Witten, a Spanish teacher at Elizabeth High School in Colorado, where she has been on the CCFLT (Colorado Congress of Foreign Language) Board for the last 4 years. She has been flipping her Spanish class for the last 7 years and has written a chapter in the book “Flipping 2.0” describing her experiences as a flipped classroom teacher. You can also follow her classroom experiences and reflection on her blog.

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Transparent Language Online Year in Review 2020 Posted by Transparent Language on Oct 8, 2026 in Learning Feature Updates , Learning Material Updates , For Educators , For Libraries , For Learners , For Businesses

What a year. Despite all of the challenges of 2020, you logged more hours than ever in Transparent Language Online. Thank you for learning with us!

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To memorize vocab or not to memorize vocab? Posted by Transparent Language on Oct 8, 2026 in For Learners

To memorize or not to memorize, that is… not even a question. You’ve gotta do it.

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How the Coushatta Tribe is Preserving its Language With Technology Posted by Transparent Language on Oct 8, 2026 in Company News

Guest Post by Linda Langley, Coushatta Tribe of LA

When I first started thinking about working on Koasati, I realize now, I knew nothing.

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You Can Homeschool in a Foreign Language You Don’t Speak Posted by Transparent Language on Oct 8, 2026 in For Educators , For Libraries , For Learners

Want to homeschool your children but not sure how to meet foreign language requirements? 

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Learn Nahuatl in Transparent Language Online Posted by Transparent Language on Oct 8, 2026 in Learning Material Updates , For Learners

Thanks to Tlahtoltapazolli and 7000 Languages, you can now learn Nahuatl in Transparent Language Online for Libraries.

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Flip Your Language Classroom the Right Way Posted by Transparent Language on Oct 8, 2026 in For Educators

The flipped classroom model is turning the education world on its head. (See what we did there?) Essentially, students listen to traditional lectures not in class, but in videos that they watch independently. In doing so, teachers can free up class time for more interactive learning activities.  So, why wouldn’t every teacher do so?

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