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The Final Word: Language Learning and Death
Nothing’s wrong, so take a deep breath and read on: this is important. Thanks for reading! If you’re interested in more – why not sign up for my newsletter? There are many reasons
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Makers are the new learners: language learning and the makers movement
If your idea of learning a language involves staring at whiteboards and wading through grammar books, here’s a different approach. By focusing on doing things – rather than learning about and around them
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The Gap and the Work: Disappointment and Taste in Learning Foreign Languages
I’ve admired and enjoyed the work of Ira Glass for a long time. When I recently heard his thoughts on creativity, my respect for what he does became even bigger – and I
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Research vs. response: 2 language learning modes & how to use them better
Don’t let the title put you off. This post is actually about something that happens every day for every language learner. And getting some answers to the questions listed here will improve the way
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My Language Learning Scrapbook: Introducing 16kinds Evernote Openbook
Newsletter subscribers have tried it out already. Now it’s your turn. I’ve prepared a new way of sharing foreign language news and resources with you. It’s here, for free, forever. Read on and see
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You May Not Enjoy This: Getting Through The Chore of Language Learning
The myth of foreign language study is always similar: learn a new language, meet new people, have fun, explore, live the good life. Today, I want to write about the other perspective. What happens
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