Task Navigation
- 1. A beginning with Language Transfer
- 2. Language transfer (3 and 4)
- 3. Culture and politics: Zapatistas
- 4. Listening: A podcast introduction
- 5. Language transfer (5 and 6)
- 6. Language transfer (7 and 8)
- 7. Culture and Politics: Panama Deception
- 8. Vocabulary building: legal and social issues
- 9. Language transfer (9 and 10)
- 10. Language transfer (11 and 12)
- 11. Culture and Politics: Protest and Change
- 12. Writing: Talk to us!
- 13. Language transfer (13 and 14)
- 14. Language transfer (15 and 16)
- 15. Start building with instreamia
- 16. Culture and Politics: Music
- 17. Language transfer (17 and 18)
- 18. Language transfer (19 and 20)
- 19. Reading about language
- 20. Language Transfer (21 and 22)
- 21. Language Transfer (23 and 24)
- 22. Culture and Politics: Film
- 23. Language Transfer (25 and 26)
- 24. Language Transfer (27 and 28)
- 25. Culture and Politics: Brown Berets and Young Lords
- 26. Instreamia (4-6)
- 27. Language transfer (29 and 30)
- 28. Language transfer (31 and 32)
- 29. Culture and Politics: Puerto Rican Independence
- 30. Instreamia (7-9)
- 31. Language transfer (33 and 34)
- 32. Language Transfer 35
- 33. Reading: Explore web sites
- 34. Culture and Politics: Trans Latina leaders
- 35. Instreamia (10-12)
- 36. Culture and Politics: The Missing Students
- 37. Reading: Popular Education
- 38. Instreamia (13-15)
- 39. Culture and Politics: Videos on U.S. Trans Latin@ and queer Issues
- 40. Writing: Get critique from native speakers!
- 41. Instreamia (16-18)
- 42. Culture and Politics: U.S. Latin@s blogs on HIV, feminism, queer politics, and race
- 43. Instreamia (19-20)
- 44. Culture and Politics: A Taste of Art
- 45. Vocabulary: Law
- 46. Culture and Politics: A Taste of History
- 47. Next Steps
Vocabulary building: legal and social issues
These exercises are designed to build your vocabulary about social issues and criminal law. The first is a drag and match vocabulary builder. The other is a simple set of online flashcards. Both are free. Play with each of them until you can consistently get the answers right.