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This student's final oral report summarizes their activities in a Spanish language course this semester. They participated in conversational group activities using the Live Mocha video program, which helped improve their learning. While they felt the course structure was effective in helping them learn, their only recommendation was to make the classes more dynamic. Overall, they introspectively felt they worked hard and improved their Spanish knowledge and learning, earning an A grade as a result.
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