culture. education. literary studies.
Working with students, Iโve realised many of them struggle with tasks connected with art. They are often reluctant to approach the subject because they donโt know much about the history of art, or they feel they lack relevant vocabulary. As they tell me, they wouldnโt know how to describe a painting even if they had …
What can you do if - for whatever reason - you canโt prioritize your study time over other things, but would still like to make progress in learning?
Podcasts are a very simple and easily accessible tool that can do wonders for your language learning. Now that almost everyone has a smartphone and access to the internet, there's also access to a vast array of audio resources for your listening pleasure. In this blog post I share a few tips on how you can use podcasts in language teaching and learning.
In this post I give a few tips on how to choose the right dictionary for your language learning practice. Spoiler alter: I have a strong preference for monolingual dictionaries - read the article to find out why.
