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Learn Spanish your way! In this website you will be able to learn Spanish in many different ways. From using texts, audios, and images. It will help you learn some of the basics of Spanish without having to use just one method. This collection addresses EDI by giving students options and the opportunity to learn Spanish in ways they feel most comfortable in. Some students learn better in texts while others need to hear the words and others prefer images. This is why this collection is built to target diverse learners.

Its grammar time! This website will present to you Spanish grammar that is different from English grammar. This will help non-native speakers who are learning Spanish benefit from these clues in hope that they will be able to grasp and remember grammar much easier. This website addresses EDI because it offers both the English and Spanish language. For example, a non-native speaker who is trying to learn grammar will see both translations which helps them identify what its meaning is in English and then be able to remember it as they read it in Spanish. As students do so they are bringing in diversity in learning a whole different language.

Everyone enjoys a good podcast, especially when it's entertaining. Why not learn a new language while still having fun? In this website we will find a total of 34 podcast that will include songs, games, and activities. Students will be able to receive plenty of guidance by helping them break down words that may be a little too difficult for them. This collection includes EDI by giving students multiple ways of learning the language as well as the speaker giving students moments of pause in order for them to think. As we know there we will have diverse learners in our classroom some students catch on a faster while other need that extra time. These podcast do a great job in doing so by giving students the opportunity to stop think and process what they are learning but it still becomes a fun way of learning the language when music and different activities are given to them.

Let's celebrate learning another language! In this website students will have 8 different icons which they could choose from. They will have the option of beginner, intermediate, or advanced depending how comfortable they feel in the language. This website offers for students to learn about the food, art, music, and cities with history. Out of all the websites I would have to say that this is one of my top favorites. It addresses EDI because as I was reading about the website and what it has to offer other students it offers other languages for students to learn other than Spanish, but it also explains how their goal to them is for students to understand the importance of learning other languages and applying other cultures into their lives. It's important for students to explore websites where the authors offer lots of diversity and opportunities for students and that's exactly what this website does.

When it comes to learning Spanish it could get a little intimidating with all the subjunctives, imperfect, preterite, future tense, and the conditional. In this website students will have a variety of ways to learn the Spanish conjunctions in all this different ways. There are books that will be read to them, songs, an essay of images, and activities that they will be able to do . The good thing about this website is that there are so many subjects they could choose from depending on what interests them. This website addresses EDI because while students are learning the Spanish language conjunction they are also able to learn a little of Latin America. For example there is an icon for ofrendas where they will learn about Day of the Dead, there's one where students could take a trip to Ecuador or listen to a story about a child named Juan, etc. Although students are learning about the Spanish language they are also bringing diversity into their lives and getting to know the traditions and the way of living in Latin America.

Dia de Los Muertos is a holiday that is celebrated in a lot of Latin countries. This is a good way for students to familiarize themselves with what holidays are celebrated in Latin America. Students will be able to see pictures of the ofrendas, listen to music, and do activities as they learn about the holiday. This website addresses EDI especially when it come to inclusion. Its educating students about a holiday that they perhaps weren't never aware of. It's bringing in diversity and helping students understand why other people from latin america celebrate this holiday and why its such an important tradition to them.