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How to Keep Your Teens Motivated During Their Summer Break
...courses further down the line. Language Learning Learning a foreign language can be a fun and engaging way to keep your teens motivated during their summer break. Fortunately, there are...
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Top 5 Tips for Healthy Ageing
When is the best time to start thinking about how to age healthily? You could start as early as your 20s, but most of us don’t really consider our golden...
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Three inspiring stories to change the way you feel about public speaking
...of up to 200 people; I have won multiple public speaking awards; I mentor and coach others who want to gain confidence and communicate with impact. My top three learnings...
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Reasons why learning English is good for your wellbeing
...new language, you are required to memorise and be able to recall thousands of new words, as well as grammatical rules. Committing to learning a new language and regularly studying...
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Secondary School parents are set to spend £24 billion on tutors
...(42%) are the subjects that parents feel their child is the most behind on, followed by languages (20%), art and music (13%) and geography (13%). Looking regionally, parents of children...
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Judith Webster, Chief Executive of Music for Youth
...have a common language or even any language at all. We really see this at Music for Youth, when thousands of young people come together at our annual National Festival...
Weekly with David Boddy: Parenting Q&A 7
Q: Sorry to introduce the ‘B’ word, but my son’s secondary school has said that because of Brexit, foreign languages are going to take a secondary place in the school...
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Weekly with David Boddy: Parenting Q&A 5
...learning. Some schools are trying what they call the “flipped classroom” approach. They get their pupils to search the internet for subject information which the next day they discuss and...
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David Boddy
...call this “creating the PULL” factor in student learning; it is so much better than a push, which always ends up with a misshapen adolescent. What do you think the...
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Fredrik Ferrier
...in Syria for three years – I was infatuated with the place – the people, the culture, food and the history. Learning Arabic was a natural step and I took...
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