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4 thoughts on “Osmosis”
I’m so excited to study French this summer in Chattanooga with Sabrina at Fluency Fast, and with Marcus Grace in VT with Express Fluency. Osmosis acquisition for both language and teaching….bring it on!!!
Me too! I will see you there, mon amie!
I do think that “CI in CI” is the best training. We do not expect students to acquire proficiency in language by tearing it apart, so why parse the methods? Seeing the method and experiencing it from the student perspective is invaluable. So much the better if you are also working to acquire a new language. Watching Linda teach, it teaches you so much.
Totally agree. It’s a gut thing. And the only way we can truly be in the shoes of our students is to be in the process in a language we do not speak. That is what drives in this work on a deep level, and brings up all the real “issues” that need to be addressed that have “nothing to do with the language”…like fear, anxiety and all of our prior ego training. Out the window!
Going to NTPRS in St. Louis was a game changer for me. I was already “down the rabbit hole” but actually experiencing a week of Russian with Katya was mind blowing. ON that same trip I had Mandarin with Linda, Sauk (? with Jacob?) and French “afraid of the package” with Ben. I’m talking cellular / neuron level shifting that needs to be felt rather than known intellectually.