Jessica Hildahl

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I teach Latin at Guilford High School in Connecticut.

I first encountered CI in the form of a TPRS demo using an African language at a conference and was blown away because I felt for the first time that I could, in the right circumstances, learn to understand a foreign language and not just learn grammar and vocabulary from a book.

I want this experience for my students, but making any of this happen in my classroom has been very slow. I’ve been trying various forms of CI in fits and starts, a little more each year. I’m excited to see so many Latin teachers here now!

Jessica

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