The word “gamification” has become very much part of our lives. New educational programmes incorporating games are fun for children and encourage them to continue their studies.
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English Learning Tips for Kids
The first year of learning English builds the foundation for future success. Discover how parents can provide the right support at home alongside ESL classes.
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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.
In this article we explain what are the benefits of learning English before school and give some tips to parents on how to make a language-rich environment at home.
Children learn English from an early age, also with the use of the Internet, especially YouTube. To make English more attractive for children, YouTube offers many different forms: watching movies, online lessons conducted by teachers, as well as games and activities.
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