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 The Analogy Of A Tree
The majesty of a tree and it's simplistic nature lend to a writer a plethora of uses from simple story telling to the complexities of a metaphor or analogy. Observations made, visions created.
Author: Stephanie Haile
Should English Be Declared the World’s Official Common Language?
As the world continues to get smaller, there is increasing awareness of the need for a worldwide common language. This would be a language you could learn and be certain you could use virtually everywhere you go. For historical reasons, English already more or less fulfils this role, but it is still far from universal. Should English be more intensively promoted or should it be replaced by something better suited to the purpose?
Author: Philip Yaffe
 Reflections on a pair of novels and a couple of trips to Chester
Philip Spires reviews two novels, Losing Nelson by Barry Unsworth and England, England by Juian Barnes. The books deal with ideas of culture, myth, identity and belonging. Philip Spires also recalls two trips to Chester, a town which is not quite what it seems, and itself lives a myth.
Author: Philip Spires
How to Learn Bahasa Malaysia?
The right motive and attitude are more important than techniques to learn not just Bahasa Malaysia, but any language successfully.
Author: Wan Yee
It's Not That Easy to Deal With A Monkey In Malay
A dilemma in the Malay language... " Awww, she's cute," a speaker of Malay may say about his pretty girl friend. Change the subject to a baby orangutan, he may NOT say, "Awww, it is cute."
Author: Wan Yee
The Cradle of Malay Language - A Tale of Two Islands
A look into the place of birth of the Malay language.
Author: Wan Yee
Native Immersion, Or How To Learn Spanish The Easy Way
While there are many approaches to learning a second language, nothing can beat visiting and studying in the country where that language is spoken. Learning Spanish in Spain is by far the most effective and enjoyable way to truly master the language.
Author: Jose Rossello
If You Like Hot Dogs; Try This
just a couple of insights into language study.
Author: 10x Marketing
How to start learning a new language
It is easier to start to learn a new language than to become good at it, and almost certainly is more fun. So where do you start?
Author: Frank Middleton
How Teaching English with Games Helps Children Learn
There are many ways to teach ESL/TEFL to children but one of the most exciting and rewarding ways to do it is by using games. Games not only engage the children, but also teach through play – and most of the time the children don’t even know they are learning until the time comes to show their knowledge! It truly is possible (and almost necessary) to create a classroom where the students not only learn but also truly enjoy their time there.
Author: Shelley Vernon
How to Teach a Child English One to One
How to make one to one teaching fun, whether you are a teacher with private pupils or a parent wanting to teach English to your child in a fun way.
Author: Shelley Vernon
Teaching English Tips to Stay in Control of a Large Class
Teaching English with games is becoming standard through out ESL classrooms of the world. This is good news, because children love to learn through games, and become much more motivated students as a result. However games often make children excited, and if you have a large class you need a few things up your sleeve to bring the class into line immediately if things get a little over-heated. Here are some tips and ideas to help you.
Author: Shelley Vernon
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