CommunicationThe Languages Spoken by the First SlavesIn this article we explore the misconceptions and the profound influence of enslaved Africans on the U.S. language evolution.Blog
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Communication7 Familiar Words and Expressions We Owe to ShakespeareDiscover the linguistic legacy of Shakespeare as we explore seven of his classic phrases that have shaped the English language.
CommunicationTotal Physical Response – Language Teaching Methodologies and StrategiesIn this article we review the Total Physical Response, an interactive Language Teaching Methodology and Strategy.
CommunicationMapping our Brain’s Language Centers during Awake Brain SurgeryIn this article we overview the intricacies of awake brain surgery, highlighting how it aids in mapping brain functions.
CommunicationLanguage versus DialectIn this article, we review the different characteristics and distinctions that separate a language from a dialect
CultureHow a City Is NamedIn this article we review how cities are name. Explore with us the history behind the names of a few of the most popular cities in the world.
CommunicationAudio-Lingual Method – Language Teaching Methodologies and StrategiesIn this article we review the audio-lingual method's role in language learning; emphasizing native-like fluency through repetition.
CommunicationLanguage in the World of AviationIn this article we review the importance English proficiency and standardize communication for international pilots and aviation professionals.
CommunicationBreaking the Clock – Understanding the Conflict between Monochronic and Polychronic TimeLearn about monochronic and polychronic cultures, and how their differences can impact personal and professional relationships.
CommunicationDirect Method – Language Teaching Methodologies and StrategiesIn this article, we review the direct method, a language teaching methodology focused on teaching a second language as if it were the student's first language.