Hi, everyone--
I recently started a blog to help English learners study on their own. So far, I have mostly posted links to free online resources (podcasts, quizzes, articles, etc.). However, I would like to improve the blog, so that I can get more readers and be more useful to my readers.
So, if you are a non-native speaker of English, what kinds of topics would you like to read about?
I'd really appreciate your suggestions. Thank you!
I recently started a blog to help English learners study on their own. So far, I have mostly posted links to free online resources (podcasts, quizzes, articles, etc.). However, I would like to improve the blog, so that I can get more readers and be more useful to my readers.
So, if you are a non-native speaker of English, what kinds of topics would you like to read about?
I'd really appreciate your suggestions. Thank you!
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Haha, of course I'm not going to charge people. It started because a former student of mine returned to Korea and asked me for suggestions on ways she could keep improving her skills on her own.
I really do believe people can improve their skills while they're studying on their own, either in addition to studying in a class or when they don't have access to a class. I actually think that kind of self-study is extremely important. :)
I really do believe people can improve their skills while they're studying on their own, either in addition to studying in a class or when they don't have access to a class. I actually think that kind of self-study is extremely important. :)
although I'm a native speaker, when I was learning Spanish I liked to see videos of people speaking the dialougue that I'm learning so I can see how it used in a sentence.
Also, listening to a song with the vocabulary is good too.
Also learning about culture and customs. I haven't visited your site and I don't know what you have, but these are just some tips:)
Also, listening to a song with the vocabulary is good too.
Also learning about culture and customs. I haven't visited your site and I don't know what you have, but these are just some tips:)
アキラ＠今: I'll see what I can find!
TWENTY TWO: Sometimes I may recommend a particular book or something else that isn't free, is what I mean. A blog of mostly free resources, not a mostly free blog of resources. ;) Maybe it's too confusing and I should take out the "mostly free" part.
かわいいエリザベス: Good points. I am planning to start periodic culture posts soon, and also occasional American recipes, since a couple of people have requested that. (Whatever American food is anyway.)
Thanks!
TWENTY TWO: Sometimes I may recommend a particular book or something else that isn't free, is what I mean. A blog of mostly free resources, not a mostly free blog of resources. ;) Maybe it's too confusing and I should take out the "mostly free" part.
かわいいエリザベス: Good points. I am planning to start periodic culture posts soon, and also occasional American recipes, since a couple of people have requested that. (Whatever American food is anyway.)
Thanks!
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