Interesting findings about lockdown language learning – Verbalists Education Beyond Borders Podcast
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Interesting findings about lockdown language learning
Where did the serving world leaders get their education?
More world leaders studied in the US than other countries as the UK lags behind – Verbalists Education Beyond Borders Podcast
23-AUG-2022 | The Higher Education Policy Institute just published its annual analysis of how many leaders were educated in countries other than their own. Of the world leaders who were educated overseas, more studied in the United States than in any other country.
READ MORELearn English online with Kobe Bryant’s Dear Basketball
In honor of Kobe Bryant, one of the greatest basketball players of all time, we wanted to bring you a special audio lesson where you will learn English online with Kobe Bryant and his Oscar-winning short film “Dear Basketball”.
We hope that this will bring you some inspiration, and that you will learn some things that will help you not only in English, but also in life.
Continue reading “Learn English online with Kobe Bryant’s Dear Basketball”Watch the amazing clip of The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Concert opened spectacularly by Queen & Adam Lambert
Queen and Adam Lambert opened the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee party with classic hit “We Will Rock You.”
Continue reading “Watch the amazing clip of The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Concert opened spectacularly by Queen & Adam Lambert”Beatleweek is here! 🎸 🎶
26-AUG-2021 | International Beatleweek started on Wednesday. 70 bands from over 20 countries are performing live on the Cavern’s three stages all day, every day (with a different band on every hour).
READ MOREFun ways to learn and teach the English alphabet
There are many different methods for teaching the alphabet, and ways you can make it fun for the students; here is our FuNTASTIC way: READ MORE
Most famous Italian hand gestures and why Italians speak with their hands
If you want to “parla Italiano” well, then you have to learn how to punctuate your words with the myriad hand gestures that are such an important part of Italians’ spoken communication. Those gestures convey subtle differences in meaning which can be hard to pick up on. One article in the New York Times claims that Italians use around 250 gestures daily. READ MORE
