Teaching Tips for Foreign Language Instructors
There is almost no skill more valuable than speaking a second language. Whether you are teaching Spanish, French, ancient Greek or Latin, a second language opens up your student’s eyes to ideas and cultures completely different from their own. Help your students to become as excited about their subject as you are! Read articles and advice from fellow language teachers on inspiring your class, making the information stick and improving your own teaching skills. Also find information on teaching styles and philosophies of learning a 2nd language bound to help you reach all the students in your classroom.

What Is the Best Foreign Language Teacher Methodology?
Teaching the rules of any language is important because grammar makes it possible for us to understand how the new language functions. However, the grammar translation method has taken second place in modern foreign language teaching. Read on to learn more!

What is Contextualized Vocabulary Acquisition and What are Its Learning Implications?
Contextualized vocabulary acquisition in foreign language or second language learning is a vocabulary acquisition and retention strategy. What does it imply in teaching and learning? How does it affect students and teachers?

Tips on Teaching Greek Root Words and Definitions
Students will learn to build vocabulary in a fun way with this method of teaching Greek by first understanding root words and their definition and then finding their own root words and using those during an in-class lesson.

Activities for Sociocultural Theory: A Second Language Acquisition Theory Module
The sociocultural theory, a second language acquisition theory module, proposes that second language can be acquired through social interactions. Language teachers should be able to provide activities that would allow students to socialize and interact.

Perception and Language Acquisition: The Different Types of Perception Related to Language Learning and the Methodology
One of the most crucial elements in learning is language acquisition. The phonetic and psycholinguistic research specializes in understanding how language learners recognize speech language. Language acquisition happens through a conscious effort.

Discourse Theory on Second Language Acquisition
Discourse theory is gaining prominence and it has great implications in an educational context, especially in the field of second language acquisition. When a sentence gives a limited meaning, the relevant text around it should be considered for a deeper meaning.

Strategies to Encourage Kindergarten Language Acquisition
Kindergarten language acquisition is one of the most crucial stages of a child’s learning process. Total immersion in the language with a native speaker should be the goal of an effective language program.

Performance in Second Language Acquisition Has to Be Divided into Five Skills
Did you know there are five different skills that should be taken into consideration when assessing your students' performance in second language acquisition? Find out about them!

Statistics on Childhood Language Acquisition Support Using Total Physical Response (TPR)
What’s the best way to learn a second language during childhood? Statistics on childhood language acquisition show that students taught using Total Physical Response, or TPR, have higher retention rates. Learn how to improve your lessons and assist your students with language acquisition through TPR

How Are Age and Second Language Acquisition Linked?
Have you ever wondered why young children can learn unknown words and phrases so quickly if they hear them somewhere? Do you know the best time to begin teaching a second language to your child?
This article provides answers and explains the link between age and second language acquisition.