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viernes, 30 de septiembre de 2011

Seven ways to learn English at home

Do you know the most popular methods to learn English quickly?
Remember all the times you have tried to study English - perhaps you've noted more than once to any academy where you learn everything you say is hello, goodbye ... and the numbers in English. You might have tried with tutorials and I have hurt my pocket without being able to master the language, or perhaps you've tried a summer course in any English speaking country and a few months and have forgotten what you learned ...
But how to learn English easily and without costing us a kidney? According to a recent survey conducted among people who want to learn English in our country, over 65% are choosing a method for learning to speak English at home.
Among the most popular methods currently include seven:

    
Maurer Method
    
Vaughan Method
    
Pimsleur Method
    
Assimil Method
    
Method Linguaria
    
Callan Method
    
Rosetta Stone Method 


Maurer Method
Maurer Method is based on learning a vocabulary of 1000 words, at a rate of 50 words per week and over a period of 20 weeks.
As we learn to pronounce words teach us phrases and using them in different situations. You can study on CDs or MP3, and the method is taught from the Distance Learning Center CCC.

Vaughan Method
The method consists of repeating phrases Vaughan in English until you learn with the help of the books of translation (translation booklets).
The classes will be based on the conversation, to expedite the student's oral expression with constructs sentences and reverse translation.
The method is applied through the different modes offered are: Textbooks, free email lessons, classroom lessons to individuals and businesses, residents to live with native Anglophone few weeks, Camps for children and youth radio station in English 24 hours a day, and television and documentaries in English classes. 


Pimsleur Method
The Pimsleur Method is based on the natural process of memorization, first listening and then repeating and translating what we heard.
Not need books, or do grammar exercises, is studied through CDs and MP3. 


Assimil Method
Method Assimil With assure us learn English from 5 to 7 months with a commitment of 20-30 minutes daily. It consists of two phases: passive and active.
In the passive phase we repeat recordings heard and read.
In the active phase alternating lessons learned we practice what we have already studied with exercise, learning to build our own phrases.
Is studied through books, CDs and MP3s.


Method Linguaria
Linguaria Method of listening and repeating phrases in English until you learn. The sentences are short at first and as we move are becoming longer.
Auditions will be conducted through the same CDs guided by a teacher and two natives. Not need books or exercise. 


Callan Method
With the Callan Method say we can learn in a quarter of the time an English language school. This system is different from others because it is based on learning English with a partner / a, what they called Teach-Each-Other.
Teach-Each-Other consists of two people to teach English to each other. Students take turns to make teachers and students through books with exercises, grammar and tests.
It takes place in three stages: Listening and Speaking, and assimilate Repeat, reading and writing. Can be studied with ebooks that include audio, or through printed books with CDs. 


Rosetta Stone Method
The Rosetta Stone method is learned through a software program that is based on interactive process Dynamic Immersion. One of the most natural methods for memorizing learned through the audiovisual field.
The interactive program shows a combination of images, sound and text that we learn to associate progressively. There are translations and grammar explanations. 

  
Students: 
Javier E. Mora H.
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Glendy Y. Delgado D.
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Pierina S. Pernia CH.
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