Teacher Alejandra Rojas: Why cognates are your best friend in math class @colorincolorado
Teacher Alejandra Rojas: Why cognates are your best friend in math class  @colorincolorado
Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Elementary teacher Alejandra Rojas, who teaches in a dual-immersion program, explains why cognates support vocabulary development in her Spanish-language math class.

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Teacher Alejandra Rojas: Why cognates are your "best friend" in math class

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