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New TRP: A Game-Changer for Language Teaching at inlingua

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Why Every Trainer Should Use the New TRP: A Game-Changer for Language Teaching at inlingua  At inlingua, we believe that making our trainers lives easier through consistency and clarity in our teaching materials is key to delivering exceptional language training. That’s why we’re excited to present the newly re-written and re-designed Trainer Resource Pack (TRP).…
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Flipping the Classroom and Integrating Blended Learning to Redefine inlingua’s EFL Materials

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If you have been following our recent blog series, you will know we are about to launch a new series of EFL materials. With the release of the Next Generation materials, we are not simply updating our coursebooks, we are meeting the challenge to provide the material that is needed to learn English in a…
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The New inlingua Method

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Reimagined for Real-World Communication For over five decades, the inlingua method has been at the heart of our language training — focused, direct, and above all, communicative. Now, we are proud to introduce the rewritten inlingua method, a fresh, research-informed, practice-oriented take that preserves our legacy while evolving to meet the demands of today’s learners.…
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Grammar versus Lexis

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Grammar versus Lexis: A Journey to an Eclectic Approach to Language Teaching       Why we Believe the inlingua Method is Better than Other Methods Although the inlingua methodology is based on the Direct Approach of language teaching, some aspects of other approaches and methods have been integrated over the last 50 years. In this blog…
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How do you Learn a Language?

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How do you Learn a language? Language Learning Styles – Common Beliefs One of the most commonly believed theories of language learning styles is VAK (visual, auditory or kinaesthetic)*. This refers to a learner’s preference for how she/he interacts with language. Although this is often referred to on teacher training courses, there has been research…
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