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Revolutionising Language Learning

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How AI Authoring Tools are becoming the ultimate time-saver for language trainers In the ever-evolving landscape of language learning, technology continues to reshape the way we teach, learn, and most recently also how we create our teaching content. The newest innovation, AI Authoring Tools based on Large Language Models (LLMs), is set to fundamentally transform…
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Preserving Our Linguistic Heritage

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According to a recent study, half of the 7,139 languages currently spoken worldwide are threatened with extinction. Projections indicate that by the end of this century, 1,500 of these languages may no longer be in use. The threat to global language diversity is highlighted in a study published in the journal Nature, Ecology and Evolution.…
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Welcome back: How to Refocus and Study Again after a Break

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Autumn is here and you have decided to start studying again. Whether you have taken time off due to vacation, illness or other personal circumstances, getting back into the learning rhythm after a break can be a real challenge. It doesn’t matter whether you have decided on a university degree or a language course at…
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The Value of a Learner-Centered Language Course

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We have all been in classes where the person in charge provides information that we study and learn. This is known as a teacher-centered approach. However, there are also classes where the learners take the lead, resulting in learning by doing. This article provides a closer look at two learner-centered approaches that can help you…
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Scent Boosts Learning

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Our sense of smell is closely connected to the part of the brain that processes memory. In ancient times, rosemary was thought to strengthen memory. It is believed that the herb was worn as a crown by students in ancient Greece to improve performance when taking exams. Fragrance assists learning process This link between smell…
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Losing your inhibition to speak a foreign language

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Do you feel nervous about speaking in another language? Perhaps you get sweaty hands or your heart rate increases. These are signs that you might be feeling anxious. People often experience anxiety when speaking in front of classmates or conversing with native speakers. Don’t worry, we have some tips to help! Anxiety is very common,…
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Foreign Language Acquisition Against Skills Shortage

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In our globalized world, language plays a central role in business. The ability to communicate effectively and overcome cultural barriers is crucial for the success of companies and organizations. At the same time, many countries and industries are facing an increasing skills shortage which presents a significant economic challenge and emphasizes the need for targeted…
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The benefits of being bilingual

Did you grow up bilingual? Are you curious about the importance of learning a second language while you’re young? Let’s take a closer look at what it really means to be bilingual in today’s world. What are the advantages and disadvantages of being bilingual? Researchers do not yet understand the full impact of bilingualism on the lives…
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