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After reading and hearing about the research on bilingual education and English-only education, my initial view of the two has changed. Although bilingual education has proven beneficial, English-only education also has its place. I believe that instead of spending more time and money on researchin...

imagine being multilingual.

The one major mistake (one of many, but the one that I think is most annoying to me and frustrating to the students) that I have seen in all 14 years of my teaching overseas is that local English teachers teach their students how to speak English word by word, rather than how to speak in phrases. ....

I was reading about a similar topic recently. on how the learning culture affect the students' learning habit. I hope the links below help: http://www.ascd.org/publications/educational-leadership/feb93/vol50/num05/Why-Asian-Students-Still-Outdistance-Americans.aspx http://www.ascd.org/publications/e...

According to studies, 5 is the best age to learn a new language or even up to 5 new languages.

You may bring a mirror so she can observe the shape of her mouth as she speaks

lip420 wrote:Here you'll find a fun and efficient method for teaching phonics. And also a number of games and activities for phonics.

Thanks for the link

depends on the age of the students. One site I always use is englishpage.com

Nice site content

I had the very same idea long time ago. This is very interesting!

Wow! Respect! I feel embarrassed complaining about having 21 students in class in the past.

There's an app for that

Take a look at the "Pimsleur Approach"

Very interesting! Thanks!

Yes, there are plenty of educational apps that they can download