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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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A game is a natural way for a child to learn. Games also facilitate a child’s spontaneous use of language, coordination, memory, alertness, thinking, etc.
Motivation is the key to learning any language; a 5- or 10-year-old may experience age-specific troubles. With a teacher who fails to motivate, English is lost on a kid.
Learning languages is more efficient when it is organised in a good, structured manner. Appropriate institutions have already developed some ways to evaluate one’s English proficiency and have provided defined proficiency levels to that end. There is an international standard called Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. This is the first thing you would probably like to know.
In this article we talk about pros and cons of learning English without focusing on grammar rules.
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.







