Fair Languages

The status of Italian as a foreign language is definitely worth my first post on Fair Languages. Why do people decide to learn Italian?

For many teachers method, structure, and efficiency are bad words. For many students the opposite is true. Does that leave a teacher in a quandary?

Mantras have kept religions in good stead forever. Delfin shares his thoughts on using Mantras in language learning, for example for grammar rules.

In this first episode of Twitionary Jason Levine aka Fluency MC and Mau Buchler aka Tripppin join Kay Alexander to find the correct definition of new words.

Over the past decade the number of Arabic speaking users on the web grew by 2500% which makes it the fastest growing language on the Internet.

English as She is Spoke is a brilliant and funny example of what all can (and will) go wrong when you only use a dictionary to translate a book.

Aaron Myers wants to turn learners and teachers into language learning evangelists, who share share their personal learning stories to motivate others.

What are the languages in 2050 that will be most widely spoken? What are the challenges to prepare next generations to a global economy?

In this post Ronen Geisler, the host of the English Funcast explains how his students learn English through jokes and the idea behind his method.

Researchers in Germany discovered that the memory performance of both children and adults improved when they were walking compared to when they were sitting.

If we examine the Walt Disney creative strategy in more detail, we may actually have a formula for this antagonism between play versus planning models.

Last week we wrote about the positive effects of learning a second language when it comes to preventing mental aging or even delaying the Alzheimer’s disease. In a new and somewhat…

Twitter search is a great way to learn new vocabulary in context. Just search for the vocabulary and get real life sentences immediately.