A lunatic’s guide to building a language course
I had thought I’d finish this round up of my own haphazard journey along the language learning road a little sooner than this – but as those of you who […]
Tag Archives: Welsh language
How Welsh saved a useless language learner
Bad news – you’re all doomed. No, really. One of the best writers in Wales has just told me that reading this blog made her laugh. I don’t care if […]
Hacking our website to run the ffrinDiaith project – what’s that all about, then?!
Jo has been hard at work this week building the additional functionality for our website to be able to host the ffrinDiaith project, which is aiming at matching Welsh learners […]
Videos and the importance of not getting distracted by new ideas
We’ve got a good lead for someone who can do professional video work, so I’m hoping we’ll be able to arrange a time/date for Ali and Phil to do the […]
‘Intensive sessions’ seem to be spreading before I even get the chance to nag…!
I always think that one of the most important signs that an idea has got potential is how the first ten or twenty people respond to it. I usually expect […]
More news from people who’ve been trying out accelerated learning
As I said the day before yesterday, Louis and Susanna and I have all done a 10-sessions-in-a-day blast (with Spanish and Dutch) and found it very powerful. But since I’ve […]
Initial speed of acquisition – a way to challenge perceptions and increase expectations?
There’s a very interesting comment from the misleadingly named DaiTwp on the previous post. For those of you who are, like me, too lazy to go back to old posts, […]
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