What are the best ai apps for language teachers?

[@simonporter6209]

"Hi Russell, I just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your videos. They've been incredibly valuable in helping me deliver high-quality teaching. Your clear explanations and practical tips have really made a difference in my approach. Keep up the fantastic work-it's truly appreciated!"

[@ttvRussell]

Great to hear! Thanks for the lovely comment!

[@welcometoenglish6857]

Excellent as always! I attended the webinar last week which was incredibly helpful. Thanks Russell for this video!

[@ttvRussell]

Great to hear!

[@carladecastellobranco125]

Lots of useful ideas! Thanks for your content😊

[@ttvRussell]

You are very welcome.

[@kimb7535]

Amazing content & clear explanations as always! Many thanks Russell.

[@ttvRussell]

My pleasure!

[@theojanastheone3116]

Great ideas. I guess you have a pro twee account? I can't export as a PDF any more - that was only available when they started I think.

[@ttvRussell]

Thanks! I actually use a regular account, but it’s frustrating that they’ve limited the PDF export feature now.

[@rlzresearch8605]

I agree with James and other comments, lerning new laguage is for some people wxtrmly difficult, you have to use it often otherwise it's just fed. Thank Russel Your content is extremely high quality end useful bless you

[@ttvRussell]

You are very welcome.

[@jamesrankin6055]

Learning a language when you're also interested in a whole heap of other things has always been my achilles heel. Learning a thousand words hasn't helped me one bit, mostly because Polish is context-based. So, you know, przed and zanim both mean before, but just aren't when it comes to understanding even a simple sentence. Learning sentences might help, but when they're not the ones you want to practice you end up hitting another brick wall. Plus the fact, because there's a ton of resources out there it makes it doubly difficult to settle down into a routine. LOL Speak Polish A1 - A2 really gets you going, or me when I can get going. Plus it comes with its own CD. So, I'm going to be delving in that. But you know, there are a hell of a lot of resources out there, and nothing I've found makes any logical sense. The only way I think any language can be learned is if you're using if from day one. Btw, your stuff really is very interesting, and I'll be having a proper look-see into it over the next coming days, weeks or months. ;)

[@ttvRussell]

Thanks for sharing your experience! It’s true, consistency and context are key to language learning-using the language daily from the start can really make a difference.