You can start learning English at any age. Both 3 and 4-year-olds as well as adults and even seniors can learn. Of course, in the case of foreign languages, the sooner we start learning, the better the chance we have to master the language.
If you are a parent, you have probably heard about the Montessori Method many times in relation to a kindergarten or a school for your child. Let's see what is it and why is it so popular?
It is never too late to start learning a new foreign language! This applies to both children and adults. Of course, it is much easier for children than for adults to learn new words, phrases and concepts, but research shows that depending on systematic work and willingness, any person at any age can effectively learn a foreign language.
Many parents surely associate the flashcards with the time when they were still in school themselves. No wonder, because this method has been eagerly used by students of all ages in United Kingdom and around the world for many years.
Ah, irregular verbs – a thorn in the side of generations upon generations of students. No wonder, as they follow neither rules nor logic when conjugated in different tenses. The only way to memorise them is – well, memorise them.
Although the transition from private tutors to online education platforms was swift, parents had their time to decide how they felt about the opportunity to choose a teacher. The only question remains: how does one know the school is right for their kid, or they should change it?
It’s common knowledge that the earlier you start learning a foreign language, the more chances you have of getting closer to the native level. However, fast results aren’t the only stimuli for English tutors to teach young students. We asked our teachers to share their experiences.
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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...
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