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A podcast about multilingual education in New Mexico and beyond. We invite a wide variety of experts in the field of multilingual education to address theories, practices, policies, and issues related to multilingual education. The primary goal of the podcast is to provide a platform that brings the art and science of multilingual education from the classrooms, where it is practiced, to wider audiences. Your host is David Aram Wilson, a retired K-5 multilingual educator and currently a full-time lecturer at the University of New Mexico, where he educates future multilingual teachers. You can contact us by tapping the Send us Fan Mail in the episode view of your podcast app, or via Facebook and Instagram @languagegoestoschool. Our Gmail address is: languagegoestoschool@gmail.com. Our website is https://languagegoestoschool.buzzsprout.com . You can subscribe
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Signup to Generate a PitchA podcast about multilingual education in New Mexico and beyond. We invite a wide variety of experts in the field of multilingual education to address theories, practices, policies, and issues related to multilingual education.
Recent episodes include "Carlos Madrid and the Instituto Cervantes: La Mancha meets the Land of Enchantment" (1 October 2026, 36 minutes), "Westminster v. Mendez (1947): The Most Consequential Civil Rights Case You've Never Heard Of" (1 July 2026, 41 minutes), and "Olivia Flores: Kansas City Here I Come!" (1 June 2026, 48 minutes).
Language Goes To School publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 42 minutes across 39 episodes.
Booking probability for Language Goes To School is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Language Goes To School requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Language Goes To School's contact route on record: verified email.
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Language Goes To School is an education podcast with 39 episodes published.
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Episode #36
Albuquerque, New Mexico, was a part of Nueva España, or New Spain, for nearly 300 years, before it became part of Mexico and later the United States. It’s no wonder, then, that its ties to Spain remain strong. El...
Language Goes To School
Racial segregation in public schools was not restricted to the South. Since 1896, the Plessy v. Ferguson separate-but-equal doctrine was practiced nationwide, including in California. Until the 1940s, there were laws on...
Episode #34
In this episode, we speak with Olivia Flores, a dynamic young bilingual educator from Chicago, who now calls herself a proud transplant to Kansas City, Missouri. Bilingual education in the heart of the Midwest? Well...
Episode #33
Rafe Martinez didn’t become a leader in deaf education in New Mexico because he’s deaf. He’s not. He became a leader in deaf education because his son was born deaf, and Rafe and the rest of the family needed to...
Episode #32
Those who don't speak the dominant language of their region as their first language know all too well that language status—and the consequences of it—are real. Without being entirely conscious of it, all societies have...
Episode #31
On this episode of Language Goes to School, we speak with Molly Arévalo, a lifelong educator and language learner, whose journey reflects the complexity of heritage language identity. Born in San Juan, Puerto Rico...
Episode #30
This is the true story of a boy we will call Ricardo, who was an enthusiastic young 4th grader in a Spanish-English dual-language classroom circa 2011. Due to circumstances completely beyond his control, Ricardo had by...
Episode #29
If you live in the United States and are familiar with only one decision handed down by a court of law, it’s probably the U.S. Supreme Court case known as Brown v. Board of Education . Specifically, that would be young...
Episode #28
In this episode, we visit with Ishtar Rosario Medina, whose educational and personal journey has spanned Puerto Rico, New York City, Mississippi, New Mexico, and now Minnesota. She was born in Puerto Rico and raised in...
Episode #27
In this episode of Language Goes to School , we speak with Ina Montoya, lifelong educator, proud Jicarilla Apache (father’s side) and Navajo (mother’s side), and tireless advocate for the revitalization of Indigenous...
Episode #26
It is entirely possible to draw a straight line from the advent of human flight, to the world’s largest hot-air balloon fiesta, and thence to Nancy Oakes, our guest for this episode. That’s because Nancy was a high...
Episode #6
Bardo Trujillo first experienced the rush of the rapport between the rock guitarist and the audience in fourth grade, when he played The Rain Song by Led Zeppelin in the school talent show. In birdwatching jargon, this...
Episode #5
Nemiliztli means “life” in Náhuatl, the language of the Mexica people who inhabited Tenotitchlán, a beautiful city in the middle of beautiful Lake Texcoco. Mexico City stands there today. And “life” adequately describes...
Episode #4
In this special episode of Language Goes to School , we investigate the blockbuster 1923 U.S. Supreme Court case Meyer v. Nebraska , in which parents won the right to “direct” the education of their children, even when...
Episode #3
“El agua es la vida,” states Adrián Sandoval, a native of northern New Mexico, where water is indeed life, but also much, much more. For hundreds if not thousands of years, Native peoples of the area have used complex...
Episode #2
The relationship between doctor and patient is often delicate. When the doctor and patient speak two different languages, the relationship can be even more delicate and ripe for misunderstanding. Unless, of course, the...
Episode #1
Maame Adofoah Yamoah informs us that, out of 54 countries on the African continent, only one, Equatorial Guinea, has established Spanish as the country’s official language. Maame is from Ghana, far to the west of...
Episode #6
Who decides which among many historical languages of a country gets to be the eponymous of the country? In the case of Spain, which is home to at least four widely spoken languages, as well as several others not as...
Episode #5
On March 1, 2025, the President of the United States signed one in a seeming endless stream of executive orders, or EOs, as they are often known. This EO ostensibly established English as the official language of the...
Episode #4
Teachers often wonder aloud, or with other teachers, whatever became of this student or that. Most of the time we never know. So, on those rare occasions when we are able to fill the gap in the life of a student...
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Instituto Cervantes
Co-head of North American Mergers & Acquisitions, State University of New York at Cortland
D' Therapy Coffee
OB/GYN, associate professor, vice chairman of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at TTUHSC School of Medicine, Dual Language Education of New Mexico (DLeNM)
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