June 28th, 2009 | 
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I have an alternative certification and don’t know much about how to teach another language. Do you know any universities that have a good program that teaches HOW to teach a foreign language? Specifically Spanish. Something in Texas is best.
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The Teacher Education program at a university (as part of the credentialing program) should have courses. The best place to look might be in the teacher-ed. programs that have single-subject credentials, for example in Spanish.
I got my teaching credential in California (single-subject: Spanish), and part of our coursework was specifically in the methodology of teaching foreign languages!
(I hope this helps.)