I was in California for ten days up in their mountains, and so apologize for my absence. I”ll try to catch up on any threads in the next few days. While I was gone I got a question from someone overseas. I have no idea how to answer it:
“I teach English but the students’ native tongue is Hebrew which is totally different. How do you suggest that I navigate the first reading classes when a totally new alphabet is involved?”
Maybe someone knows how to answer that?

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