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Did You Know We Have 3 Different Learning Systems (and Often Only Use One?)

Did You Know We Have 3 Different Learning Systems (and Often Only Use One?)

by Heather Chetwynd | Apr 8, 2022 | Language Training

Cognitive Learning System Most of us have been conditioned to “sit down and study” when we want to learn something. We depend on our thinking and memorizing, on learning facts and drilling, on researching and discussing. And these learning activities are a valid and...
The line between teaching and coaching: The GRADE approach

The line between teaching and coaching: The GRADE approach

by Heather Chetwynd | Dec 10, 2021 | Language Training

Over the years, we noticed that some clients made very noticeable progress. These were motivated clients with strong learning habits. They were fascinated with language and creative in finding ways to fit their practice into their busy lives. They focused in class,...
How to integrate what you learn into your active communication: The “MAKE IT YOUR OWN” Process

How to integrate what you learn into your active communication: The “MAKE IT YOUR OWN” Process

by Heather Chetwynd | Oct 21, 2021 | Language Training

I’ve seen that many people obtain knowledge from our English training sessions (and other types of training as well) but not all integrate what was learned. The missing piece is making it your own! How to integrate what you learn into your daily communication To learn...
Learning Idioms from Honest Ed’s – 1948-2016

Learning Idioms from Honest Ed’s – 1948-2016

by Heather Chetwynd | Sep 27, 2021 | Language Training

Most cities have their landmarks. In Toronto, we have one that was sold after the death of its owner, Ed Mirvish. A poor immigrant to Toronto in the 1920s, he built a discount store in 1948 that catered to immigrants and the working class, delighting passersby with...
CLEAR SPEECH – Do you want a promotion?

CLEAR SPEECH – Do you want a promotion?

by Heather Chetwynd | Jul 19, 2021 | Language Training

Have you been working in a job for years with no significant promotion? What might be the reason? While discrimination is always a potential factor, have you considered your skill at communicating clearly and effectively? Expectations regarding appropriate...
Reviving some Old English vocabulary suited to today’s world

Reviving some Old English vocabulary suited to today’s world

by Heather Chetwynd | Jun 10, 2021 | Language Training

I love vocabulary and English has a lot – the Websters Third Dictionary lists over 470,000 words, although many are obsolete. Of course, most native speakers know roughly 20,000 words and commonly use around 8,000. According to Andrei Tapalaga, in his article,...
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