Category: Language learning

  • Feedback improves self-confidence

    In a lesson, a teacher plays a dual role. First, they spark the students’ need to express something meaningful and accurate. Second, they act as a quality control, offering feedback whenever a student’s expression needs correction or improvement. To get the students talking, a teacher might present tangible objects or situations—like props, items in the…

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  • Getting More out of my Lessons with Handwriting

    Today, let’s explore a technique that can significantly boost your language acquisition journey: combining ‘free recall’ with writing practice, harnessing the benefits of handwriting. If you’re eager to maximize the benefits of your lessons, this activity could be a game-changer for you. Understanding ‘Free Recall’ After French lessons, many learners find ‘free recall’ to be…

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  • Beyond Vocabulary Memorization

    Are you feeling overwhelmed by the prospect of mastering a new language? Perhaps you’ve been led to believe that memorizing thousands of words is the only path to fluency. But what if I told you there’s a more efficient, less daunting approach to language learning? Today, I’m here to debunk the myth of vocabulary memorization…

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  • Learn to Speak, Speak to Learn: Mastering a New Language Through Deliberate Practice

    Learning a new language isn’t about memorizing rules and explanations; it’s about acquiring a skill, much like driving a car or playing a musical instrument. Traditional language classrooms often leave students well-versed in grammar and syntax but lacking the ability to speak the language naturally. The key to bridging this gap lies in the science…

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  • Unlocking the Secret to Exceptional French Pronunciation: The Silent Way

    There’s no denying the allure of speaking a new language fluently, and one of the key ingredients to mastering any language is impeccable pronunciation. French, known for its melodious and intricate sounds, can be particularly challenging in this regard. But fret not, for the Silent Way teaching method has a unique approach to help you…

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  • Optimize Learning with Mini Groups: Master French Faster

    When it comes to learning French, there’s a world of options at your fingertips. From traditional classroom settings to online lessons, the choices are endless. However, one approach stands out as a game-changer: online mini groups. In this article, we’ll explore four compelling reasons why online mini groups should be your top choice when learning…

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  • Speak, Don’t Write: Learn French the Silent Way!

    Are you tired of endless grammar drills, textbooks, and writing exercises in your quest to learn French? If so, the Silent Way might be just what you’ve been looking for. In this blog, we’ll explore how the Silent Way method offers a fresh approach to learning French, where speaking takes center stage. Say goodbye to…

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  • Silent Way Language Teaching: The Neuroscientific Backing Behind an Active Learning Method

    The Silent Way approach to language teaching is a method that emphasizes the active participation of students in the learning process. This method is often praised for its effectiveness, and it has been shown to be backed by science through its connection with the four pillars of learning established by neuroscientist Stanislas Dehaene. In this…

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  • Learn the Sounds of the Language with the Silent Way Rectangle Chart

    Good pronunciation is key to learning a new language. One important step in achieving this is to learn how to produce all the sounds that the language uses. This is where the Silent Way rectangle chart comes in. It is a teaching tool that can help students understand the sounds of a language and work…

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  • Mastering Grammar: Why Learning Through Real-Life Situations Is More Effective

    Learning grammar can be a daunting task for many students. Understanding how words fit together and how language expresses relationships can be challenging, especially when trying to follow strict rules. However, learning through real-life situations and contexts can make it easier to comprehend and retain language skills. In this article, we will discuss why it…

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    In a lesson, a teacher plays a dual role. First, they spark the students’ need to express something meaningful and accurate. Second, they act as a quality control, offering feedback whenever a student’s expression needs correction or improvement. To get the students talking, a teacher might present tangible objects or situations—like props, items in the…

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    Today, let’s explore a technique that can significantly boost your language acquisition journey: combining ‘free recall’ with writing practice, harnessing the benefits of handwriting. If you’re eager to maximize the benefits of your lessons, this activity could be a game-changer for you. Understanding ‘Free Recall’ After French lessons, many learners find ‘free recall’ to be…

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