This is a five star post in terms of importance, in my opinion. John Becker wrote it: Who was it that said “Use English so that you never have to use it again”? If we can figure out how to give the directions in English once or a couple of times, then transition to the TL, […]
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Kids don’t need to learn gramar. If they want, those few that do can do that years later, once they are able to demonstrate that they can hear the language and identify what it means and read it in a snappy way. Not before. We’ve been over this. Our defense of that point has been
In 1915, Albert Einstein sent his 11-year-old son Hans Albert the following letter, found in Posterity: Letters of Great Americans to Their Children. It speaks to the rhythms of creative absorption as the fuel for the internal engine of learning. Thus, it describes what we do in our work: My dear Albert, I am very
