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What Makes Studying So Difficult?

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To many of us, learning something new, from programming a webpage or speaking a new language is a chore. Yes, there are these little sparks of achievement. But more often than not, the process of learning is a strenuous path of pain and frustration. We don’t like to admit it. But let’s be honest for…

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The Digital Age of Education

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As a technology consultant, I rely on several tech sources to stay informed about global industry trends. Naturally, I’m not the only one to notice how efficient, green and just plain fun tech has made education. With all the advances in instructional technology, including distance and mobile learning applications, I no longer have a good excuse for…

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The Cure to Culture Shock: Eat Local!

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Learning a language through an online classroom is the first step in beginning to understand and appreciate another culture. But in order to truly appreciate the lifestyle and traditions of another people, people must get up and go to that country and immerse themselves fully in the culture. Taking this big step can be scary…

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5 Quick Ways To Bring Languages To Life

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Most of the fun of learning a language is the hope that you’ll one day be able to use it to communicate in another country. Having a goal in mind when learning makes the work seem more meaningful and more alive. If you’re looking for ways to help bring a language to life for your…

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4 Tips To Learn The Language of Love

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Teaching and learning a language is a difficult, but exciting undertaking. Whether you’re a student or a teacher, there are certain aspects of the journey that will be fun, and some that won’t be so great. This principle rings even more true if you’re learning or teaching a language for couples that don’t speak the…

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Have You seen These Online Teaching Jobs & Tutoring Opportunities?

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When I first started teaching, I sort of slid into it. I was on the road to becoming a writer, so I started helping kids with their homework to keep myself from fulfilling the “starving artist” stereotype. It was supposed to be only a part-time job until I won the Pulitzer. Well, okay I didn’t…