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Neural-pedagogy applied to foreign languages
Classes where attendants are actively participating
Neural-pedagogy stands for an education subject aiming at optimizing the learning processes and also relying on the current knowledge regarding brain functioning. By using this particular methodology, there is not only the study that becomes possible, but there is also the joy of learning, and people become interested in the field they have chosen.
Communicative approach
Taking part in linguistic challenges
The way we learn is by small team games and dialogues. When absolutely required, we shall turn to the traditional translation method, however, we rather always have our dialogues inspired from day-to-day events and from games dedicated to learning foreign languages.
Constant Feedback
Get constant feedback to improve your communication skills in a foreign language
Our teachers pay much attention to how you express yourself in the foreign language you have chosen, and they correct your written homework so as to ensure that you are able to communicate what you wish both in writing as well as orally.
Multisensory approach
We teach taking into account the different types and learning methods (visual, auditory and kinesthetic).
Students shall attend a number of pre-set classes, combining the three types of learning so as to meet each student’s needs, regardless of the latter’s preferred learning style. Studies have shown that using multiple combined methods turns to be more efficient in terms of long-term memory.
Laura Crișan
Laura Crișan
Foreign language teacher
“One distinct foreign language stands for one distinct perspective on life.”
I’ve developed my passion for foreign languages ever since I was a child and I’ve never stopped training in this field. In the recent years I have taught both in class as well as online, acting as a foreign language teacher. The expert level language certificates for English, French, German and Spanish prove my expertise in the field and the psycho-pedagogical module during my college years has basically helped me practice the pedagogy standards in foreign languages.
I have also graduated the Faculty of Foreign Languages in Strasbourg, under specialization German – English, the third foreign language being Spanish and of course, the translation courses have been from French (having been studied at the native level) into the other aforementioned three foreign languages. I have also taken specialization courses in neural-pedagogy within the University of Barcelona.
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Learning a foreign language has become a necessity and is no longer a whim. In a world
interconnected, it is necessary to develop our multilingual communication skills.
English
When hearing about the English language grammar, the immediate reaction I get from many people I know is that of a definite refuse. They tend to remember the high-school or elementary classes of English they had when their English teachers used to give them grammar exercises to solve. As result, the English grammar is somehow seen and perceived in a negative way. However, learning it is definitely important for anyone who wishes to have an accurate perspective on the English language.
By help of grammar rules, we are able to communicate and get to understand one another. This is not just because we are using the same English words, but because we use such words in certain ways in order to shape our thoughts and also various sentences, so that we are capable of understanding one another. Briefly said, this is the very purpose of the English grammar.
German
German is not always the first choice of people wishing to study a foreign language. However, perhaps it should be. German is spoken by more than 100 million people in 38 countries around the globe. The largest number of German speakers in the world is found in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, however there is also one significant number of German speakers living in the United States and South America.
German culture means so much more than just beer and Lederhosen. Germany benefits from one rich cultural heritage. Many big thinkers, such as Freud and Einstein, were German. Many of the most respected classic composers come from Germany as well. There are so many things to do in Germany, starting from exploring the cities well known for their century – old history, up to viewing the wonders of cutting – edge engineering technology. Those studying in Germany shall find that all the aforementioned provide them with an inner perspective on so many German culture facts.
French
Around 200 million people all around the world speak French. This figure is also inclusive of individuals speaking French as their mother tongue, as their second foreign language and students of all ages who do not live in a Francophone country, yet who have learnt French.
In fact, French as foreign language stands for the second most frequently learnt language in the world, after English. Knowing it may also be useful in the entire world. When speaking of the list of 10 most influential foreign languages in the world, French comes on second, after English. The proof is rendered by the central part it holds.
It is one of the official business languages in tens of powerful international organizations, such as the European Union (EU), United Nations Organizations (UNO), World Health Organization (WHO), World Trade Organization (WTO), and so many other world institutions of the kind.
Spanish
There are a lot of reasons why someone would wish to learn Spanish. Perhaps you’re planning on having your holiday or taking a business trip in a Spanish speaking country, or you might even consider emigrating. Chances are you may not be required to speak any Spanish, yet you may only wish to tell others that you can. Being able to communicate in a foreign language is definitely giving someone a true feeling of achievement.
In due line after Chinese and English, Spanish stands for the third most frequently spoken language in the world, with an estimated number of 400.000.000 native speakers on the globe.
Alongside other European languages, such as Portuguese, French, or Italian, the Spanish linguistic roots belong to Romance languages. This means that Latin stands for its most relevant linguistic foundation.
Romanian as a foreign language
Romanian is one captivating and unique language. It provides huge benefits to those learning it. Whether you are curious to find out more about the country’s history and rich culture, or maybe you wish to communicate with people living in this country, learning Romanian may stand as one extraordinary method for you to develop your linguistic skills.
Romania is one fascinating country, which offers a wide range of landscapes, such as: the large beaches on the Black Sea coast, high mountains, the very mysterious Danube Delta, lots of monasteries with their renowned frescos, medieval towns in Transylvania which have German influence.
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