Avoid Fossilization – Read Later

September 16, 2014

I am very happy that Jim reminded us in a comment today that auditory CI is the order of the day these days at the beginning of the year, in my opinion. We can read later. Jim states simply, and yet there is a ton of information in this sentence:

…I want to shelter reading for these kids so that there is little chance of fossilization of poor form due to Englishization of the written Spanish….

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