(Photo credit: http://bit.ly/2wPTZhN) This is the future of all learning. Right now we want whatever course we do to be valuable to us, it should give us the tools to move forward in our lives, however the future is more complex. The future of learning says that the things we get from our courses should…
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(Photo credit: http://bit.ly/2cV6Eol) This completely makes sense if you think about it. You as a student decide to learn English, you start a course, you go every day and study hard and do your homework. Problem is that you don’t have any native English friends and in your…
(Photo Credit: http://bit.ly/2gUbLqe) Well, this has got to be the million dollar question, but in fact the ultimate answer is…. No different to thinking in any other language. Why? Because it’s you and your brain, it will think in a certain way and that’s what makes you you irrespective of your original language. Now that…
(Photo credit: http://bit.ly/2wht5LB) One problem some ESL students have is that they listen far too much to native speakers….sound crazy? Well in some ways it is. I say this because once the student understands the native English speaker they get very confused, because they assume that native speakers are perfect English speakers, but it’s not…
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(Photo credit: http://bit.ly/2bJfZSo) In this series of posts I’d like to raise a few ESL issues with you ESL teachers to find out your preference or your opinion. Today the issue is should students be learning I’m not or I amn’t? I have to say on the odd…
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(Photo credit: http://bit.ly/2hwIOEo) You may well be thinking that I am really pushing the boundaries here by suggesting that there is a way to ‘see’ in English, but in fact this is more about the notion of redefining how the brain can work. There is not really that much research as far as I know…
