English Teacher and Accent Reduction Specialist
When I was young being bored was almost a crime, according to my parents, but perhaps this will be the exact thing we need in the future. Check out this article and let me know what your opinion is on this.
via A PERFECT ANTEDOTE for today’s OVER-CURIOSITY issue — The FUTURE of Learning
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Originally posted on The FUTURE of Learning: (Photo credit: https://bit.ly/2MWfl5S) When we think of learning we tend to equate it with children. When we thinking of examinations we think of teenagers, and when we think of career building we think of university or college students. In some ways we are right, but in other ways…
via The future of learning is in the child IN FRONT OF YOU — The FUTURE of Learning
https://open.spotify.com/embed-podcast/episode/1JR4Fwn6wXBDiZTD8tLaNu?si=IZWbC_FsR1uV3cZ6lw9eRA
A great discussion between Aiyshah and Winston on a very topical issue about bilingualism. Worth a listen.
Lots of new videos on my youtube channel
You can learn English! It’s just a matter of putting in the time to study and coming to class to speak and listen. When you miss classes, that’s a missed chance to practice your speaking and listening. You learned one of the most difficult languages in the world–Japanese. You can learn English. Luckily, there are […]
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When it comes to Spanish-speaking natives who are striving to learn English, I’ve seen it all—from 3-year-olds who were so good you’d think they were born for it, to forty-somethings who have been taking classes their whole lives but still can’t speak in the past tense correctly. En cuanto a hispano-hablantes que están intentando aprender […]
“Nationality is a construct!” I exclaim in my native language of English as I sip milky breakfast tea from a bone china cup. I am reading Harry Potter and by my elbow is a replica of the Elgin Marbles and a diamond the size of my head that I ripped from the sub-continent of India […]