Vocabulary Important in Language Learning?
Have you ever seen the movie, ‘My Fair Lady’? Eliza Doolittle comes from poor working stock, and her language reflects her situation. That is until she is recorded and then educated by Professor Henry Higgins. Eventually, the transformation is so great that her entire life changes. The heart of my illustration is that words have …
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Why is Stimulation Important for Learning?
The best stimulus for learning is curiosity. I enjoy watching small children at play, marveling at their enthusiasm for small details and their ability to let their imagination fly free. Sadly, formal schooling often strips that curiosity, replacing it with a set curriculum, formulae and assessments. It doesn’t surprise me that within a short time, …
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Mind Over Matter the Most for Students
What is a mind, and what is matter? These questions require thought and can become divisive if not explored with an open mind. Learning requires an open, inquisitive mind but deals with matter. What is the difference between the two? What is the relevance of these questions to parents and tutors alike? A glance at …
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