Your listening practice just got easier. In this episode of Language Learning Report Card, we talk about how to practice English listening in public, using everyday moments around you. It is a low-pressure way to train your listening skills by paying attention to real conversations, but always in a respectful
Are you ready to do a language learning reflection? This episode provides you with a gentle guided space to pause and think over your language learning journey. Together, we celebrate your progress, your language learning wins, and all the big and small moments that show how far you’ve come with
Intro: Sometimes my students tell me about the moments when English feels impossible, when they understand everything but can’t seem to get words out. This letter is for anyone who’s ever felt trapped and wordless in a conversation. Although the letter to me is imagined, the struggle is real for
Turn your TV watching into an English learning tool! Vickie here to share a simple way to learn English while watching something you already enjoy. In this episode of Language Learning Report Card, I show how to pick up new words and phrases from your favorite TV shows – and
When you don’t live in a country where everyone speaks English, your speaking opportunities can feel limited. Sure, you might use English at work or with the occasional tourist, but you want more practice (and more confidence, don’t we all 🥰). You don’t need another person to practice speaking. But
Took a break from English? No problem! This video is all about how to restart your English without feeling overwhelmed or guilty. It doesn’t matter if it’s been weeks, months, or even years since you last studied English; you want to start back, and you’re wondering how to do it.
Want to learn new vocabulary while reading—without turning your book into homework? Vickie here to tell you what I talked about in this episode of Language Learning Report Card. Catch the video version below. In this episode, I share a super simple way to pick up new words while reading
It’s more common than you think to freeze when it’s time to speak English. I don’t know if that’s comforting or just frustrating. But you’re not the only one who feels this way. You want a quick solution. While I can’t promise that, I can offer some questions and tips
“I’ll never understand phrasal verbs.” “They’re impossible.” “There are so many. Where do I even start!?” If you’ve ever said anything like this, I see you. The frustration is real, my English-learning pals. Let’s change that mindset, though, shall we? 😉 Here’s the first thing I want you to remember:
A big part of learning a language is memorization, but who has time to memorize a whole dictionary!? Learning a few ready-to-use phrases is a great way to build your vocabulary with expressions you’ll actually use in real conversations. So, what should you memorize first? Start by asking yourself: 🤔
