Teaching a foreing language to preschoolers

Tue, 11 Mar 2008 20:14:37 -0700

In order to teach a foreign language to children (especially preschoolers) you must be active, and constantly change the rhythm of the class.
It is convenient to force the kids to change their places, make them move (sit them on the floor, then have them work on a table, etc.). This is in order to catch their attention better, to help make you the focus of their attention.
No single teaching technique or approach is all-inclusive when teaching preschoolers, the secret lies in varie ...

Classic Greek - Morphology of the verb

Fri, 09 Feb 2007 22:11:40 -0800

A word can vary, especially in its endings, for a number of reasons.

In English, number is the most evident. For example, "horse" differs from "horses" because one is singular and the other plural. In grammatical terms we would say that number is an accident of English words, that is, a characteristic that might cause a word to change its form.

Another much less frequent accident in English is gender. In general, English words don't have ...