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Testimonials

Libby Salerno - I have studied/lived in multiple Latin American countries, and have never felt safer than when I was in Cajones, Guanajuato, Mexico. More...

Joseph Huth - I have come to the area from Portland, Oregon to teach English as a volunteer at the Resplandor Institute in the village of Cajones. More...

I have studied/lived in multiple Latin American countries, and have never felt safer than when I was in Cajones, Guanajuato, Mexico. The culture is intriguing and beautiful and the people are the warmest that I have ever met. I encourage everyone to consider Resplandor International for Spanish immersion - Libby Salerno, Arizona

Hello everyone,

I want to take this opportunity to introduce myself to the GTO list community. I have come to the area from Portland, Oregon to teach English as a volunteer at the Resplandor Institute in the village of Cajones. As a representative of Resplandor, I currently teach a weekly day class at the Cajones primary school to students from 10 to 12 years old. In addition, I teach two evening classes a week to children of the same age range at the institute itself, and another two classes a week to adults. Many of the students who attend the evening classes are the same students I teach at the primary school, so these students are getting a heavy dose of English. I am impressed at the dedication and intelligence of these students. They are eager to learn and it is a joy for me to watch their growing proficiency in my beloved native language.

Currently our educational efforts are concentrated in the traditional indoor classroom structure, although volunteer Jolene Gailey often holds classes in the school yard. In addition to this traditional structure, we embrace alternative methods. An idea that excites me personally is a wildflower hike where the students could learn about their native flora while learning English at the same time. Another idea is to hold soccer games in English. Any other ideas are more than welcome. Our student base is growing, and we need teachers to facilitate it.

Come see the newly built school, visit a class, meet the students and teachers, and consider volunteering. Cajones is about one half hour by car from Guanajuato and one hour by bus. Contact me to schedule a time for your visit and to receive travel directions.

I look forward to being a part of the GTO list community and to meeting many of you. I plan on being in the area until July, 2010. - Joseph Huth, Oregon

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