Heritage Spanish · Week 11 · Registro, comunidad y voz académica

Spanglish y cambio de código

Students reflect on when they switch languages and what feelings or audiences drive the switch.

Self-awarenessGrades 9 to 12About 20 minutesIntermediate
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Students will
Students reflect on when and why they code switch and describe the audiences and feelings that drive switching.
SEL skill
Map when you switch languages and name the audience or feeling that triggers the switch
What it looks like
Students use self-awareness to understand how emotions and audiences shape the language they choose.
Content focus
Code switching and Spanglish; when to use each register
Format
Think write pair share

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