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Podcast in English: How Costa Rica transformed the way it assesses its English students

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A report in English by photojournalist Mónica Quesada Cordero, published in El Colectivo 506's "Bilingual by 2024" edition of July 2022. The story describes...
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Teaching French as a second language in Costa Rica.

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Each year, our December edition, Rearview, looks back on our previous reporting to follow up on the people, places, stories, and solutions that have...
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Podcast: Christmas traditions in Costa Rica, through the eyes of high school students

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Katherine Stanley chats with four high school students from Liceo San Rafael’s bilingual track about holiday traditions in Costa Rica: the Festival de la...
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First, meet your classmates

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Look to your left. Look to your right. Are there familiar faces in your life whose stories you’ve never heard? Coworkers, neighbors, fellow students who...
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For a bilingual country, teachers and parents must work together

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The moment when I realized what teaching is all about took place when I was working at La Escuela La Inmaculada in Quepos, with...
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Starting small: Costa Rica creates language immersion for public preschools

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
“Teacher! Here are 22,” says the cook at the Guachipelín School in San José when she hands Alexandra Wong Carbonell a bowl of 22...
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A key to student engagement and achievement: drawing on the knowledge they began with

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The Namaldí Rural High School—located in the Bajo Chirripó Indigenous Territory, in Matina, Limón—is part of a very interesting community because of its diversity....
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The challenges of being the first English teacher in a rural school

Francinie Gómez Ramírez -
I’m an English teacher at the Gavilán School, located in the Tjai Indigenous territory in the community of Gavilán. Gavilán is part of the...
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From Sarapiquí for Latin America: classroom teachers help lead a shift in teacher training

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You know a teacher training session is good when the air conditioning breaks. Yohns Solís, the Latin America Education Director for TeachUNITED, remembers hosting a...
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Our students love technology—but they need their teachers to join them

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So how did I come to take my 10th and 11th grade students in Pococí, Limón, on a tour of Yellowstone National Park? The...
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Train journalists to investigate, but also to study solutions

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Approximately four in ten (39%) of those interviewed for the Reuters Institute's Digital News Report 2024 at the University of Oxford said they sometimes...

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