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5 Fun Ways to Learn the Alphabet

5 Fun Ways to Learn the Alphabet

Finding ways to engage your child in learning the alphabet can be challenging at times. Their attention can easily turn to something more fun and interesting, especially if they are finding the task a little bit too much like hard

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The New Beginner ESL App from GITCS

The New Beginner ESL App from GITCS

American software company GITCS has developed a brand new learning app focused on helping students of English as a second language. The Beginner ESL app provides engaging content using a range of innovative features to help students with their reading

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Forgotten First Languages Leave Imprint On Brain, Study Shows

Forgotten First Languages Leave Imprint On Brain, Study Shows

You never forget your first language – even if you have never spoken it, scientists have discovered. Babies develop knowledge of the language they hear in their first few months of life and will always retain that knowledge on an abstract level.

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Robot Teachers Take Over Language Lessons

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British academics have programmed a child-sized robot to teach languages to children. The design has been piloted in the UK and is now being tried out across Europe. The Nao robot teachers are designed to look friendly and approachable and

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Music Training Improves Language Learning, Studies Show

Music Training Improves Language Learning, Studies Show

Researchers have found that children who learn an instrument find learning languages much easier, even as adults. It has been proven that music training improves language learning, however, it is not only the ability to learn foreign languages that is boosted.

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Learning a Second Language to be Compulsory in Junior School

Learning a Second Language to be Compulsory in Junior School

Learning a second language will be compulsory in junior schools from September 2014. The education secretary, Michael Gove has announced that changes to the curriculum means that all children will begin learning a second language from the age of seven.

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Teach EFL Using Nursery Rhymes

Teach EFL Using Nursery Rhymes

Nursery rhymes are ideal tools for the English language classroom. Teaching English as a foreign language to young children calls for a different approach. Regular textbooks might not cut it when it comes to stimulating little minds. EFL teachers need to use

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