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January | 2012 | Claire's Language Blog
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Claire's Language Blog. My favourite language learning podcast. January 1, 2012. I recently got an iPod (my first one! And discovered the world of language learning podcasts. I’m amazed at how much is out there, free of charge and easily accessible. I love that with a few clicks, I can download dozens of new podcasts to listen to on the way to work so that my commute on the London Underground becomes extra language learning time, rather than half an hour of boredom and frustration. Algo más que traducir.
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How can students practice pronunciation outside class? | Claire's Language Blog
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Claire's Language Blog. How can students practice pronunciation outside class? December 12, 2011. Here are a few ideas…. 1) Recording themselves reading aloud. 2) Working on individual sounds they’ve identified as problematic. 3) Listening to natives and modelling pronunciation. I think it is really helpful for students to. 4) Paying attention to the phonemic symbols in the dictionary. These are just a few ideas I’ve had about helping students to practise pronunciation outside the classroom environ...
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My favourite language learning podcast | Claire's Language Blog
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Claire's Language Blog. My favourite language learning podcast. January 1, 2012. I recently got an iPod (my first one! And discovered the world of language learning podcasts. I’m amazed at how much is out there, free of charge and easily accessible. I love that with a few clicks, I can download dozens of new podcasts to listen to on the way to work so that my commute on the London Underground becomes extra language learning time, rather than half an hour of boredom and frustration. Reply to this comment.
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December | 2011 | Claire's Language Blog
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Claire's Language Blog. Why teaching English is a real job. December 27, 2011. It’s not a real job because you don’t need any qualifications. Certificate (or equivalent) at the very least. For the more prestigious jobs, such as university positions, you’re expected to have the DELTA. It’s not a real job because you have no responsibility – you can go to work hungover or late and it doesn’t matter. The vast majority of my students are not here for a holiday. They are adults who are spending a. A lot of mu...
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Is perfectionism really a problem when it comes to learning languages? | Claire's Language Blog
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Claire's Language Blog. Is perfectionism really a problem when it comes to learning languages? December 20, 2011. 8220;If you can’t do it right, don’t do it at all” was something I often heard growing up. It seemed like a sensible piece of advice – after all, who wants to do a half-hearted job and get shoddy results? Being a perfectionist, I had a tendency to do the thing Benny the Irish Polyglot. How can students practice pronunciation outside class? Why teaching English is a real job ». Perfectionism i...
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Claire's Language Blog. Whataretheyuptonow has written 4 posts for Claire's Language Blog. My favourite language learning podcast. January 1, 2012. I recently got an iPod (my first one! I’m currently learning Brazilian Portuguese and the Brazilian Pod Class. Why teaching English is a real job. December 27, 2011. It’s not a real job because you don’t need any qualifications. It’s not a real job because you have no responsibility – you can go to work hungover or late and it doesn’t matter. It’s not l...
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Fish & Whistle | Canada Weather 0.5 Series Updates
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Canada Weather 0.5 Series Updates. September 8, 2013. For a few months there have been a number of comments on how to improve Canada Weather, the most important of which was a French translation. With the help of O. Kuzin. Next up: Current temperature in the menu bar, and transparency options for the widget background, and a NOAA (U.S.) version of the app (coming very soon! Also…more than 25,000 users! Keep at it, folks. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You must be logged in. To post a comment.
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Why teaching English is a real job | Claire's Language Blog
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Claire's Language Blog. Why teaching English is a real job. December 27, 2011. It’s not a real job because you don’t need any qualifications. Certificate (or equivalent) at the very least. For the more prestigious jobs, such as university positions, you’re expected to have the DELTA. It’s not a real job because you have no responsibility – you can go to work hungover or late and it doesn’t matter. The vast majority of my students are not here for a holiday. They are adults who are spending a. A lot of mu...
