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Foreign language news, articles and videos can be found in a variety of places online. The most popular sources are news websites, social media, streaming services, and online language learning platforms. News websites such as BBC, CNN, and Le Monde often have sections dedicated to international news in different languages. Social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook have sections dedicated to foreign language news, and streaming services like YouTube and Vimeo have plenty of videos featuring foreign language news, articles, and interviews. Online language learning platforms like Duolingo, Babbel, and Rosetta Stone also have sections dedicated to foreign language news and articles. These can be great resources for learning a language as they are often up-to-date and relevant to current events.
If you’re new to language learning the answer to “Can you learn two languages at once?” might seem like a mystery to you. Even in the case that you’ve already learned to speak a foreign language, the concept of learning two languages at once might be an intimidating endeavor. There are specific challenges to learning…
In today's interconnected world, multilingualism in education is gaining increasing recognition for its numerous benefits and challenges for students. By immersing themselves in a multilingual environment, students acquire valuable communication skills, enhance their cognitive abilities, and foster a greater understanding of diverse cultures. For schools, however, it is important to implement a curriculum that works alongside national requirements while being easily adaptable to their local context. A significant challenge lies in ensuring that schools effectively integrate foreign language learning with other subjects to provide a holistic understanding of the world. Collaborative efforts between English as a Second Language (ESL) and
The core premise of delivering any subject in education is to provide a clear pathway for improvement. We want to take students from position A, and with time and effort move them up to position B, then C, D, E etc. In this blog we talk about what exactly linear progression looks like in primary f
A team of reporters at The Hechinger Report describe the damages of budget cuts at rural universities. The universities respond to declining enrollments and declining revenues by eliminating majors; students who want those majors are left in the lurch. Chemistry, science, math, foreign languages, philosophy, physics---Almost everything is on the chopping block somewhere. The Hechinger…