Epsilon Kappa Iota Spanish Club & Honor Society
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The EKI Spanish Club & Honor Society is open to any Excelsior Classes Spanish student who enjoys learning about customs, traditions, and cultures of Spanish speaking countries. Activities may include crafts, cooking, movies, games, music, and virtual field trips. Spanish conversation sessions may be included in our meetings too!
Community service is an important component of this club. Throughout the year, club members will provide Spanish tutoring sessions as well as plan and host ¡Fiesta Fabulosa!, a school-wide celebration of Latin American customs and culture.
Meetings will take place once a month on Fridays at 11 AM -12 PM ET.
- Sept 4
- Oct 2
- Nov 6
- Dec 4
- Feb 5
- March 5
- April 9
Service Opportunities
Times will vary for the tutoring sessions and the ¡Fiesta Fabulosa!
Students must be current high school Spanish students with Excelsior classes. Induction into the honor society is dependent on various requirements. Learn more about Subject Clubs & Honor Society membership here.
SPECIAL NOTE #1: There is no charge to reserve a space in a club although you must have paid your family registration fee and be enrolled in the subject area. If you have already paid the registration fee, simply add the club purchase to the cart, and your teacher will be in touch soon. Club memberships are not purchased as a family; each student represents one club member.
SPECIAL NOTE #2:Â Please be advised: There are no refunds for clubs. If club attendance dwindles during the course of the year making the club unviable, there are no prorated refunds of club membership(s).
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Dr. Workman has a Ph.D. in Hispanic literature and has been teaching Spanish since 2004. She has also taught history, literature, ELA, and writing courses to students of all ages and backgrounds. As a teacher, Dr. Workman strives to help students master the subject matter through a variety of instructional methods including visual, auditory, kinesthetic, and tactile. She enjoys teaching online as this gives her the opportunity to try new strategies for developing lessons and running a virtual classroom. Part of teaching involves continually learning, so Dr. Workman can often be found taking coursework along with her students, which not only helps her increase her own knowledge, but also gives her ideas to incorporate in her own classes.
In addition to teaching human beings, Dr. Workman likes training her dog and cat (two of her favorite students). Currently, her dog is learning to push talking buttons with his nose and her cat is learning to sit and stay. (Who knows, one day they might be the next furry YouTube sensations!)
Beyond academics, Dr. Workman loves reading and writing, playing music, watching theatrical performances, and spending time with friends and family. One of her goals this year is to see more Greek plays that so far she has only read.
Dr. Workman welcomes you to her classes and looks forward to having you as a student!
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