learn2ndlanguage "interactive" article
Good News when you are considering learning a second language?
Language courses that are "Interactive'", are typically miles ahead of
the "old fashioned" text book type courses.
Why??
The "old fashioned: method of learning is essentially based on rote and
repetition.
The "new fashioned" courses are "interactive" and are based on
"IMMERSION".
Learning by rote and repetition: means... over and over and over and
over until your brain remembers.
This method of learning works, and is tried, tested, and proven.
It does work and it's been tried., tested, and proven to be
BORING AND SLOW. The other disadvantage due to the lack of
interactivity can mean problems with pronunciation, and your ability to
converse is limited and somewhat mechanical. The old
fashioned method results in your acquiring some ability, but
your
ability is truly limited, because you are can converse "on paper" but
when it comes to "hearing", you will discover that whoever you are
conversing with is usually "talking too fast". Your are able
to
"speak" poorly rather than fluently.
In a nutshell, the old fashioned method:
- SLOW
- BORING
- YOU
CAN CONVERSE "ON PAPER"
- REAL
CONVERSATION IS "POOR"
What is the difference regarding
"new fashioned"
language courses.
What is "Interactive"? What is "Immersion" and what does it
mean to you?
Because of today's technologies, some "new fashioned" methods of
learning have developed. Technology allows you to interact in
a
conversation, the improved results and benefits have been more
than significant. You are able to immerse yourself
into the
language and conversation. You almost absorb your new
language
(see Author's Bio for access to a more detailed review).
The teachers and programmers have also come with games, sports, news,
puzzles, etc. to add more fun to your learning process. Fun
is
probably one of the best benefits, and why I say that is because you
will look forward to learning, you will enjoy your learning rather than
suffering through another tedious, boring, difficult lesson.
You
will be motivated to learn and to continue and complete the learning
course.
Another fantastic benefit of the "new fashioned" courses is the speed
at which you learn. You will really be surprised at how easy
and
quick this new method is. What used to take may months or
years
can be achieved in weeks! When you see an "interactive"
course
boast of learning in 8 weeks or 12 weeks, you are not looking
at
a SCAM...this remarkable leap is because of interaction and immersion.
When comparing, remember that the "new fashioned" courses
will
save you many months.
There is more. You soon develop an ability to actually
understand what is being said, and an ability to speak as well.
This interaction is almost effortless (you start to become
fluent). Because the process is so smooth, you will be
surprised
and pleased with the results.
By grasping your new second language, you quickly develop a sense of
confidence. Your confidence enables you to engage in
conversations without falter and without fear. The results
you
have actually achieved will be a surprise to many. Why do I
say
this? I think that many do not really expect any real level
of
fluency. I think that many expect similar results to the "old
fashioned" course, which is like a "hit or miss" ability to speak and
listen. Ohhh...you are in for a treat! (see author's Bio on
how
to avoid the two major mistakes that you will probably make).
In a nutshell, the "new fashioned" method:
- INTERACTION
- IMMERSION
- MUCH
MORE FUN
- MUCH
EASIER
- MUCH
FASTER
- ALMOST
EFFORTLESS
- CONFIDENCE
- SURPRISING
LEVEL OF FLUENCY
In summary: Compare value when considering learning a second
language. Look for "Interactive", if it is not
interactive
do not consider it. The Differences are too great to make any
other choice. I invite you to visit Author's Bio for more
information, to find out how to avoid the
two major mistakes you
will probably make, and for more comparisons to help you
make a wise choice. Thank you for reading.
Good Luck.
George Pierce
