Boise earned yet another award not too long ago. It was ranked by Forbes magazine as the second best place to raise a family listing
If we, CR Languages, could give titles of honor due to the exercise of perfect politeness, we would call William, ‘Sir Guillermo’. Sir Guillermo has
If you want to know about tenacity, meet my student Carol. As I’ve said a million times before, learning a language is very difficult. And
First of all, my apologies for not writing more often. Though I’m proud of all of my students and would love to write about all
At CR Languages, our goal is very simple: we want our students to learn. We know how difficult it can be to learn a new
Digging through some old files the other day, I came across these. When CR Languages first started 2 years ago, we we’re featured in the
The most rewarding thing about the work we do here at CR Languages, is getting to know and interacting with the students, and watching them
The Harvard Business Review had a great article last month talking about businesses taking on a single language approach to addressing the challenges of the
Following is a summation of observations and advice put together by Julieta. If you are studying, or interested in studying another language, it is well
We will be meeting this Friday (January 27th) at the Falcon Tavern from 5 – 6 pm for an informal Spanish conversation group. The meet
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