As useful as standard vocabulary lists are, it is important to keep language learning fun and engaging- there are only so many times we can recite verb endings. Music is a great tool with proven benefits for language learning and, in turn, language preservation.
“I have dyslexia – can I learn a language?” The answer is yes! With a supportive teacher, sufficient course and lesson structure, time, practice and positive feedback, learners with any Specific Learning Difficulty (SpLD) can learn a language to a high level.
Specific learning difficulties (SpLDs), like dyslexia, are becoming more recognised in the world of language teaching, which up until recently wasn't the case. In this article one of our experienced Arabic teachers, Rim, explores her discovery of dyslexia and how she supports her students.
In such unprecedented times, we are all witnessing the importance of clear communication across the globe. Despite giant technological leaps forward, with things such as artificial intelligence, we are still dependant on language skills to communicate ideas and share information with transparency.
Whether you have just decided to start learning a foreign language or you are already immersed in your language training, congratulations - learning a foreign language is one of the most rewarding and satisfying skills you can ever acquire!
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