Archive for: April 2010

Flash cards are a common tool for learning English – particularly for people who have very limited English skills to start with. The flash card gives students the chance to work with numbers and letters along with words and gives them the opportunity to learn to write in English as well. (more…)

Many times ESL students learn to speak English but continue to have trouble reading English even after they become quite fluent in the language. Keeping your reading skills on a par with your spoken English is essential if you are to succeed in business and if you develop good habits early on – like reading a newspaper regularly – will help your reading skills. (more…)

When first learning English as an ESL student – whether you are a student in high school or college or a person here for business – sometimes you need some easy exercises that will keep you afloat. The first few weeks and months especially can be very scary as you navigate the unknown of a new school or office meeting new people every day and doing things in a completely different way. (more…)

Teaching a second language to preschoolers confronts you with different challenges. (more…)

Do you like to sing but don’t know the words in English? Are you afraid to speak because you aren’t sure about your English? If you answered yes to these questions, then you can benefit from an interesting and unique way to learn English – by learning to sing songs in English! (more…)

Learning English can be boring, scary, challenging or fun. If you had your way, which would you want it to be? Fun – of course! But even though it is boring, scary, challenging at times – it can also be fun if you make it that way by playing games online that will also improve your understanding of English, your spelling of English words and your knowledge base about just about everything – from soup to nuts and more! (more…)