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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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Shun Sasaki, a third grader from Hiroshima City who is learning English at Novakid, serves as an English-speaking guide for foreigners at the Atomic Bomb Dome in the Peace Memorial Park. Read his story in the article.
In this article we explain what does it mean to be fluent in English, how to become one and how many words you need to know on every level from basic communication to advanced speaking.
Perfect length of an English lesson depends on the age of children, their attention span and learning objectives. Most of the time, it varies from 25 to 60 minutes.
In this article a Novakid teacher explains the difference between American English and British English, including spelling, grammar, pronunciation, and vocabulary.
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