There are many different ways to learn Spanish and people learn in different ways, so be sure to choose the teaching method that suits your learning style. Once you solve that learning style problem, learning where and how to study can be easy. Three examples of different learning styles are given below:
Jayne wants to learn how to speak Spanish for her upcoming cheap holidays to Spain. She doesn't have a college degree, but she have taken many college classes because that's the way she learns. The best way for Jayne to learn Spanish is to enroll in an adult education Spanish class where she can get the organized instruction that helps her learn.
Darren is a builder who wants to learn how to speak Spanish so he can communicate with all of his workers and also get more out of his cheap holidays in Spain. He is too busy to go to school and sit in a classroom, and his schedule is too hectic to guarantee that he will be able to make it to class. The best way for Darren to learn Spanish is through Spanish language CDs that he can listen to in his car. By listening to the spoken phrases and repeating them aloud, he will learn Spanish using his own learning style at his own pace.
Ethel is a mother who wants to learn how to speak Spanish so she can do volunteer work with immigrant children and also enjoy her Spain holidays better. She learns by doing, so the best way for Ethel to learn to speak Spanish is to immerse herself in the language as it is spoken by natives. One easy way for Ethel to learn Spanish is for her to watch Spanish language soap operas, or telenovellas on Spanish-speaking cable or satellite TV stations. Destinos is one popular telenovella. Characters on Destinos speak slowly and clearly and use lots of dramatic hand gestures that will help Ethel figure out what's going on.
No comments:
Post a Comment