Over the next 5 weeks, we talk about pleasurable language learning for independent learners, enrichment and teaching languages.
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Today, we are in the first week of five weeks of pleasurable language learning week, and we’ll talk about research in learning new languages and effective techniques.

Dr. Stephen Krashen

He has dedicated his life to assisting people in learning languages and has shared much of his research with language teachers worldwide.

The theory of second language acquisition and its five central hypotheses

The hypothesis of the monitor

Nature’s Order

Grammar does not have to be learned in a specific order.

Adjective gender blunders

The hypothesis of the input

Comprehensible input

An effective filter can significantly impact how quickly you learn a language.

Perfectionists

The combination of learning and acquisition is ideal.

Cultures: As viewed through the eyes of the perspectives, people, and products of a target language or culture.

How to learn languages through reading
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Teaching Languages | Pleasurable language learning | Week 3