2 Ways to Learn More from Dora
The Dora the Explorer television show offers a ton of educational value to fans of the show. From geography to language all the basic skills in between. Here a few ways you can get more out of the time you spend watching our favorite explorer, Dora.
1. Have a Spanish to English dictionary at hand while watching the show. Dora uses a lot of common phrases from Spanish, but it wont hurt to make certain that you are understanding those catch phrases properly. Spanish to English dictionaries are available at almost any bookstore or library.
2. Have a pen and paper handy. when Dora and friends are attempting to resolve a puzzle or obstacle during the show it can be both fun and educational to try and solve the problem before the characters do. Having something to write or draw with can help you figure out a quick solution rather than trying to do it all in your head. Plus you get to practice writing skills!
There are many more ways to enhance the outcome of time spent watching the Dora the Explorer show, but just make sure that you get the most out of it... both fun and knowledge!
2/2/2012 2:36:44 AM
We’re very pelesad with this judgement. Not only does it validate the choice of interpreter at the time (arranged by us), but it also highlights the need for competent and well-trained interpreters in the court. More than that, it brings the court’s attention to looking at what “best practice” means on their part.