Kung Fu English: Applying The Science of Mastery To Language Learning Joe Germinario October 7 2021 Kung Fu Isn’t Just About Kicks and Punches Most of us have an idea in our minds when we hear the words ‘kung-fu.’ We think of stars like Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan throwing high-flying kicks, performing incredible physical […]
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Two Types of Listening That Make a Great Teacher Joe Germinario May 4, 2021 Being a good listener is imperative as a language teacher. If you’re going to correct and guide your students towards greater fluency, you have to stay aware of what they’re saying, and how they’re saying it. You need to listen to
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6 Ways to Speed up Your Language Learning Joe Germinario April 6, 2021 What’s the fastest way to become fluent? It’s a question every language teacher has heard, and the answer is always the same: practice. Practice as much and as often as you can. The thing is, this doesn’t just mean taking classes as
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Mastering Proper Pronunciation in a Second Language Jordie Struck April 1, 2021 If you have ever learned a second language, I’m sure you’ve run into a new sound that was difficult to make. These moments can be either very frustrating or hilarious, depending on the context. Not all languages were based off of a singular
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Accept Your Challenges and Go Beyond Them Joe Germinario March 30, 2021 Experienced English students often reach a plateau, and the tendency is that they think they haven’t worked hard enough or practiced enough. But stagnation is not always from a lack of effort but may be due to underlying obstacles (language that has not
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