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WORKBOOK /LAB MANUAL VI FOR PUNTOS DE PARTIDA: AN INVITATION TO SPANISH

WORKBOOK /LAB MANUAL VI FOR PUNTOS DE PARTIDA: AN INVITATION TO SPANISH

11th Edition
By Alice A. Arana and Oswaldo Arana and Sablo-Yates
ISBN10: 1260707644
ISBN13: 9781260707649
Copyright: 2021
09781260707649

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About the Author

Alice A. Arana

Alice A. Arana is an instructor in Spanish at Fullerton College. She received her M.A.T. from Yale University and her Certificate of Spanish Studies from the University of Madrid. Professor Arana taught Spanish at the elementary and high school levels, and has taught methodology at several NDEA summer institutes. She is coauthor of the first edition of A-LM Spanish, of Reading for Meaning-Spanish, and of several elementary school guides for the teaching of Spanish. In 1992, Professor Arana was named Staff Member of Distinction of Fullerton College, and was subsequently chosen as the 1993 nominee from Fullerton College for Teacher of the Year. She is currently serving as Academic Senate President.

Oswaldo Arana

Oswaldo Arana is Professor of Spanish, Emeritus, at California State University, Fullerton, where he has taught Spanish American culture and literature. He received his Ph.D. in Spanish from the University of Colorado. Professor Arana has taught at the University of Colorado, the University of Florida (Gainesville), and at several NDEA summer institutes. He served as a language consultant for the first edition of A-LM Spanish, and is coauthor of Reading for Meaning-Spanish and of several articles on Spanish American narrative prose.

Sablo-Yates