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Learning a language like French requires a structured approach that engages multiple senses and activities. Edgar Dale’s Cone of Experience, though often misrepresented with percentages, offers valuable insights into how learners interact with different types of content. The cone moves from direct, concrete experiences to more abstract ones, suggesting that the deeper the engagement, the […]

Learning a language efficiently involves a combination of strategies tailored to how you learn best and the time you can commit. Here’s a comprehensive approach. Set Clear Goals: Define what you want to achieve and set specific, measurable goals (e.g., having a basic conversation, passing a proficiency test). Take Formal Classes: Enrolling in a language

“Learning to the test” refers to a study strategy where learners focus primarily on material that is likely to appear on a test, often at the expense of broader or deeper understanding. This method is commonly used in educational settings where specific exams or assessments determine success. When it comes to language learning, this approach

As back to school rush approaches, many people eager to improve their French skills face a challenging reality: securing a spot in francisation classes. These courses are vital for integration and professional advancement in Quebec. However, registering presents several significant challenges that can impede someone from enrolling and starting their language journey. Limited Course Availability

Choosing someone inspiring with whom you get along well can help you learn quicker. If you are also going for a qualified teacher, it can be a better investment of your time and money. Here is why. Tailored Learning: Qualified teachers create customised courses to address learners’ specific needs. They adapt lessons based on individual

A review of CAQ’s recent policy changes in light of how they affect English students and non-native French speakers. In a recent move by the CAQ government, new rules affecting English-language universities have been introduced, bringing to the forefront the ever-important topic of French proficiency in Quebec. This decision, aiming to ensure that graduates from