Contemplating a Curriculum for Human Languages Literacy, Part 5: Being multilingual has “multi-benefits” This blog entry is the fifth (5th) in a multi-part series describing what a curriculum for human languages literacy might look like. There was a time (at…
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CCHLL, Part 2: A language can be analyzed and studied as science
Contemplating a Curriculum for Human Languages Literacy, Part 2: A language can be analyzed and studied as science This blog entry is the second (2nd) in a multi-part series describing what a curriculum for human languages literacy might look like. Today’s…
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Comprehensible Input vs. Traditional Methods
If you are trying to figure out what language learning methods are most effective, you should check out Comprehensible Input-Based Methods vs. Traditional Methods. This lists a number of studies comparing two approaches to language learning.
The Many Benefits of Being Bilingual
There are so many benefits to being bilingual! And really very few to absolutely zero drawbacks. Check out this article: Know more than one language? Don’t give it up! from The Conversation. Mike
