According to Jose Picardo, it’s “los yacapaquistas“. Jose corrected my ‘yacapacistas’, saying “I would say “yacapaquistas” to keep the voiceless velar plosive sound (k)“.
So now you know.
Great teachers spend less time marking and more time teaching
According to Jose Picardo, it’s “los yacapaquistas“. Jose corrected my ‘yacapacistas’, saying “I would say “yacapaquistas” to keep the voiceless velar plosive sound (k)“.
So now you know.
I am really pretty chuffed with new capabilities of Yacapaca free-text tasks, and I think you will be too. You really can create sophisticated interactive resources in minutes, with no training.
To stimulate your creative juices, I’m offering a prize of an iPod shuffle for the best resource produced by the end of Feb. OK, so it’s only Shuffle, but that’s not the point. This one’s a Yacapaca shuffle and it comes with a great story about how you won it.
Here is what to do to win the iPod:
The judging panel will be made up of experienced Yacapaca authors. Their criteria for selecting the winner will be that it best combines fun and teachability.
I am only expecting a few entries for this competition, so you have an excellent chance of winning. I’m already looking forward to seeing your entry!