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English Learning Tips for Kids
Insights from English teachers on children’s speaking confidence, vocabulary retention, home practice, AI and the role parents play in language learning.
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Many parents that want their kids to study English still believe in the stereotype that the best method of learning English is the one they use in schools. We all know that this does not help children learn and speak English well...
Tenses or subjunctive? Phrasal verbs or conditional? In this article we dwell upon the hardest grammar rules for advanced English learners.
Explore practical tips for teaching English to kids online, including engaging activities, tools, and strategies to create fun and effective virtual lessons.
In childhood the world seems especially colourful with a variety of different shades. In language learning the topic of colours is usually one of the first to study because it helps us to know more about the world around us.
Discover simple daily micro-habits that help children learn English at home. From morning routines to bedtime stories, learn how to make English part of everyday family life.
A detailed explanation of what CVC words are and why they are important when children learn English.
Motivating children to learn English can be challenging for parents or teachers from time to time, especially when the child is not willing to learn. Find out what strategies can help you keep your child’s motivation high while learning English.
A thoroughly researched explanation from an English teacher about how long it usually takes a child to become fluent in English, including a breakdown of skills that can be achieved after a certain amount of time.
Is English fluency a natural talent or the result of early immersion and practice? Find out what research and over 100 Novakid teachers reveal.
This Novakid article reveals why some children learn English faster than others — from personalised attention, to confidence, consistency, and cognitive style.








