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French Teacher demonstrates KLOO Games

January 18th, 2016|

How to play KLOO's Race to Paris and learn French Top French Teacher, Susie, uses KLOO games to help teach French. She explains how the game helps students to build sentences and learn new words as they play. This is a great explanation of how to play Race to Paris. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkYMVVy6JPY   Learn French, Spanish and Italian Games at http://kloogame.com Susie is a language teacher from Stevenage with over 1000 hours of teaching experience. She offers one-to-one tuition via Skype and face-to-face lessons and uses KLOO GAMES with her students to make sure her lessons [...]

Infusing Fun into Learning a Language: The Benefits of Playing Games

June 20th, 2015|Tags: , , , |

Turning language into a game So you’ve decided to learn a second (or third!) language, and you’re thinking about how to improve your skills. Like anyone learning a foreign language, you want to get better as quickly as possible. Does this mean you’ll have to cancel your weekend plans with your friends because you’ll be paging through textbooks all night until the library closes? Does this mean you’re doomed to lonely nights locked in your room studying lists of vocabulary? Nope. Not only does this not have to be your life, but it actually shouldn’t [...]

The building blocks of language a learning

June 19th, 2015|

There are good ways and bad ways of learning a second language. Bad ways? Learning words from lists and learning phrase by rote. If you learn in this way you'll strait jacket your learning. Good ways? What you really need is to use words as building blocks i.e. get practice at making lots of different sentences with those words and then speak out loud. In this way your ability to express yourself grows exponentially. KLOO uses this approach. And because we use this approach you can learn how to make millions of sentences (yes millions) with one deck [...]

Can you teach a foreign language, when you can’t speak it yourself?

June 12th, 2015|Tags: , , |

Lessons in KLOO for kids and adults ABSOLUTELY How so? Because it happens with KLOO every day. Teachers use KLOO in their classes even if they themselves don't speak the language. As it's an auto-answering game (a game that answers the questions it poses), players learn without needing the teacher's intervention. In no time at all players will be able to: Build their vocabulary through Discovery Learning Make foreign sentences in under one minute Start playing - even if they are absolute beginners Have a lots of fun Speak the language out loud More and more schools are [...]

Learning Spanish like a Parrot can seriously slow you down

September 30th, 2014|

Spanish Language Learning Tips Don't learn to talk Spanish like a Parrot! We're not parrots! So why do we still learn parrot fashion? Independent research has shown that some, much used learning methods, are totally inefficient ways to learn a foreign language. The main practice to be placed in the naughty corner is learning by rote (this includes vocabulary lists, phrase books and repetition exercises). Dr. H. Douglas Brown in his excellent book “Principles of Language Learning and Teaching” states that if you learn using such products and methods you are likely to suffer from “Systematic Forgetting” – a scary [...]

Speed up language learning with “Trans-Language Verbs”

September 20th, 2014|

Express Yourself There is a simple, effective - but usually overlooked way to speed up your language learning. The advice is: Learn Trans-Language Verbs first What's a Trans-Language Verb? A Trans Language Verb (or TLV) is a verb that can be used across the language in millions of situations. TLVs include verbs: to see, to like, to want etc. You can see a person, like a person and want a person. You can see a bag, like a bag and want  a bag. You can see a pizza, like a pizza and want a pizza...these are [...]

If you could learn a language like this – Just imagine how easy it would be!

March 21st, 2014|

Imagine you found languages really tough. Imagine you found learning vocabulary, gender, agreement, grammar and all things language totally bewildering. Imagine you don’t think you can do it. You switch off and decide to drop it as a subject. Many children and, indeed, adults feel this way. Then Imagine This… Now imagine that your teacher brings in a new game that makes language fun. Imagine the game shows you, in seconds, how to easily make thousands of foreign sentences. Imagine too that each time you played, you effortlessly picked up 15-25 important words. Imagine the whole [...]

Language Teacher Update: Better Learning, More Fun and Special Offers

March 14th, 2014|

What's the most potent tool for a Language Teacher? What simple step can a language teacher take to make a big difference in student performance? What motivates children to try harder and increases their focus? What accelerates learning and teaches important grammar principles, without it ever feeling like hard work? On top of all of that, what could help students to: Create sentences (in seconds) (see video of how) Speak out loud Effortlessly learn essential vocabulary (see video of how) See what teachers say (watch MFL teachers) And what would make language lessons a lot of fun and make [...]

It PAYS to learn a second language

March 6th, 2014|

Better careers and better incomes Second Languages are good for your career There are lots of reasons for learning a second language. A language will let you see the world through different lenses, allow you to appreciate other cultures and even bestows mental health benefits. It can also have a profound impact on your employment prospects, career and income - more so than other academic subjects. If you want to give your prospects a boost - employers look for competence in second languages as a way of sifting through CVs. If you have [...]

How to win 64 million friends and influence them – speak French

September 8th, 2013|

John Kerry's action disproves the fallacy that the only language you need is English. Lets just imagine he did in fact speak in English ... what response can we expect from the French? Muted at best. The French are so used to people speaking to them in English that when someone makes an effort - it makes an impact.

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