Lifestyle – eating habits, physical exercise, quality of sleep, mindfulness practices, social life, education – are all closely interlinked and highly dependent on quality. The human being is a whole person, so his physical body must receive all the necessary substances and rest in order to be able to achieve his goals, to work, to […]
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Have you ever heard the words “PENPALS, PEN – FRIENDS, SNAIL MAIL”? I want to introduce you to these words, which conceal a really interesting movement that is all about people’s pastimes, hobbies, social connections and traditions. All of these words refer to writing, correspondence and sending letters. The key word is “A PEN” –
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Realistic goals, consistency and discipline are essential when learning English. If you really want to learn English, you will have to work at it and it is up to you to decide whether English lessons are a pleasure or just another “need”. It is important to realise that learning English must become part of your
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This autumn, I took part in a training session at Oxford University Press on encouraging students of all ages to speak English and on developing creativity. 4 speakers from different countries around the world shared their experiences and we, as teachers, were able to participate in distance learning. The main insights that made me think
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When learning a foreign language, the first thing we all want to do is to learn how to communicate with someone else in simple life situations. There are several stages of speaking a foreign language: 1. First, we start by understanding what we are being told and answering YES or NO to the questions; 2.
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Keeping your own notes is essential when learning a foreign language. It’s best to have one notebook in which you write down new words, grammar rules, exercise answers and other useful information. Many of you have probably seen notebooks with English grammar rules on the first and last pages. I definitely recommend buying them and
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New words are your key to success. The more words you know, the easier it is to speak English. You may only know the basic rules of grammar, but if you know enough words, you’ll definitely get along and be understood! Learning foreign words helps you to learn vocabulary consistently and regularly. I definitely recommend
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DISCIPLINE is essential for achieving goals and learning. And the best way to follow a rhythm, a regimen, to demand change from yourself is PLANNING, which is why I recommend everyone to have a workbook. Consistent planning of your time helps you to save time and get much more done. Planners/workbooks that open up and
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A1, A2, B1, B1+, C1, C2? There are various tests that you can take to find out your level of English, but first let’s find out what the levels of proficiency are.ENGLISH LEVEL SCALE according to the Council of Europe Directives and the Cambridge University Press methodology: A1“Starter” Beginner level. Can understand and use familiar
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We are all very different, so we learn in different ways. Have you heard that learning styles are divided into the following groups? Visual (seeing and learning)Audial (I hear and learn)Kinesthetic (I move and learn)Mixed (when we have characteristics that are characteristic of several groups). Who needs it?Knowing your learning style allows us to do
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