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If you’re not having enough fun when you teach, maybe you need to learn some new games. Savvy teachers know that the point of playing games isn’t simply to draw laughter for laughter’s sake. Fun activities hold the potential to maintain engagement, activate language, and reinforce skills. Designing a game is a skill itself. Luckily, there are talented minds among our fellow t...


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Last weekend I met my Spanish teacher at the Westin Hotel. I was joined by a classmate based in Europe. We had the whole lobby to ourselves and role played by asking for information regarding hotel amenities. I struggled a bit, but I received the support I needed to complete the task. How was all this possible? My two-letter answer: VR.Are you curious about how languages are ...


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As soon as I began editing one video on words with pronunciation variations, I immediately began a second list of words said different ways in American English. I’m truly blown away by how much variation exists within the U.S. alone. The good news for language learners is that variation is acceptable. The trick is knowing which pronunciations are commonly used and understood....


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I hope the final days of this year are what you most desire – peaceful or festive. May you find it easy to fill the hours and days with exactly what you wish. I’ll likely do a bit of studying and squeeze in some work at the computer, but I also plan to play the piano more, take more winter walks, watch Netflix, and enjoy time with both my children. I thank you for visiting my...


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Is anyone else packing in a few lessons between now and Christmas Eve? Here’s a ready-to-use PDF with seven holiday tongue twisters focusing on a common challenge: consonant blends with /r/.Use one or all of them as:– a...


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