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Tutor’s Tips: How to Make English Learning Easier for Students
Teaching experience As someone who has taught both undergraduate students and younger learners, I’ve observed the unique challenges and joys of teaching in English across different contexts. In this article, I’ll share insights from my teaching experiences and practical tips for effective language education. I have been teaching undergraduate students for two and a half years. While I am not teaching them English per se, I am still teaching in English as the medium of instruction. I am particu
New Year—New Language: Set Up Learning Goals
Setting a New Year’s resolution gives you 365 days to try something new.
Mastering Arabic: A Practical Guide to Teach Non-Native Learners
I’d like to share some insights from my experience teaching Arabic to non-native speakers. I currently teach a group of students in a private school, where we’re required to follow a specific program. This program introduces all three vowels (fatha, kasra, and damma) simultaneously. However, I’ve noticed that students who have been following this system for over five years still struggle to read fluently or pronounce words correctly. This was shocking to me because I’ve had students who, in a m
How to Write Heartwarming Christmas Greetings to Your Loved Ones
Want to send off some Christmas holiday cards and letters but don’t know what to write in them?
Advantages of Learning Japanese for Chinese Speakers
Japanese uses many Chinese characters called Kanji and has also developed two other scripts, Hiragana and Katakana, based on them. These scripts look similar, so people who know Chinese can use Kanji to help remember Japanese words. In simple terms, Chinese speakers learning Japanese can more easily understand the meanings of words with Kanji, even though the pronunciations are different. Research shows that Japanese children need to learn 1,026 Kanji by the end of sixth grade, which means knowi
“Able”: Is It a Verb or an Adjective?
More often, “able” is an adjective. This means it is a word that describes a noun or pronoun. It tells us something about the person, place, or thing. When we say someone is “able,” we mean they have the capacity, skill, or means to do something. For example: She is able to cook. He is able to teach. In these examples, “able” describes “she” and “he.” It tells us what they can do. Why “able” isn’t usually a verb A verb is a doing word, a word that expresses an action or a state of being.
Different Ways to Say “Merry Christmas” and “Happy Holidays” in Other Languages
It’s fun and kind to show respect for other people’s traditions by learning how to say “Merry Christmas” or “Happy Holidays” in more than one language.
What Are Synonyms For “Become” And How to Use Them?
In this article, we will explore the various synonyms of become, in what contexts we use them, and how each one differs from the rest.
