SIGNS that Learning Languages by Studying GRAMMAR is HURTING You -

[@naturalanguages]

🎙 Here's the whole playlist with all the interviews: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKWpn5mNiKygjrM

[@adriandroopyi7505]

ah Alvaro,im remember something also interesant,ibealived really the experien,end results in crosstalk telled for your last gues,beyound this interview,congratulations again,and hugs.See you the monday in your life.Great weekend again

[@naturalanguages]

Thank you Adrián, see you on Monday!!

[@adriandroopyi7505]

Hello Alvaro,thanks to you,and also to Sophia for this great and very interesant interview.And im very surprised beacouse also ican understeand much more English in natural state throug this interview.And iliked much the accent of Sophia,and your accent Alvaro,Also iliked the rithm and form for this video,superunderstable.Many congratulations to you,to Sophia,great hugs to you,thank you so much,good week end,and see you the next monday in your live

[@naturalanguages]

Thank you Adrián, I'm happy you could understand the interview well ☺

[@jan_kisan]

as for education as a whole, there's this teacher from the US, Alfie Kohn, who based on research data strongly suggests we abolish grades and other sorts of manipulative and competitive practices, and he says many other interesting things about how to stop killing curiosity and cooperation in schools. which coincidentally agrees a lot with what Ancient Soviet philosophers and educators wrote, such as Evald Ilyenkov.

[@naturalanguages]

That's so interesting! It's just such a fake environment to me, it has nothing to do with how we actually learn anything, it kills curiosity like you said...

[@brenodiasmagalhaes9691]

If someone speaks English and is trying to learn Portuguese we could do some crosstalk.

[@naturalanguages]

Good idea and good luck searching for a crosstalk partner! You can also try on this Facebook group: facebook.com/groups/187917796579938