Posts under ‘English Language’

Vocabulary Builder to Learn Language Effectively

Feb 27th, 2010

Isn’t it difficult to learn a foreign language which you have never heard before? You will not only need to memorize all the words in the dictionary, but also understand the way to spell them. If you cannot do both memorizing and spelling, you will never be able to talk with the native people who use the language. It is because they will not understand you!

If you are having difficulties in spelling the word although the dictionary has already given you the signs, then you may need vocabulary builder. General vocabulary and Read more

Working with English Language Learners in the Classroom

Feb 11th, 2010

by andihong.

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According to a national census in 2000, almost twenty percent of the population in America speaks a language other than English in the home. With this fact in mind, it shouldn’t be surprising that that there are a lot of children in school who may not speak or understand English very well. In fact, in some schools, one out of every four children is an English language learner. Unfortunately, this situation presents challenges for both students and teachers.

For the teachers, English language learners usually require more individual time, attention and creative teaching. And, if Read more

Going cheap – English Language Courses in London

Feb 10th, 2010

by andihong.

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London, known worldwide as the capital city of the English language, has long been an expensive place for overseas students to study the language.

That has all now changed thanks to the credit crunch. English Language Schools in London and the UK in general are experiencing a real upswing in enquiries. Massive currencies fluctuations have made learning English in London now far cheaper especially for those armed with Euros or currencies such as the Yen to attend an English language school in London.

This trend is backed up by the Worldwide Cost of Living survey published by Read more