HELP WITH ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE


(Help with Pronunciation, Spoken English fluency AND REDUCED ACCENT)

 

Help for All ESL levels: Beginners, intermediate and advanced


  1. •Learn right HERE, RIGHT now what works for you

  2. •Have your teachers and parents present text to you this way

  3. •Improve your English as you read assigned textbooks and novels

  4. •get our Software and tutoring for learning independently

  5. •HELP FOR BOTH STUDENTS AND TEACHERS, ESL AND TEFL

Special presentation of text by increasing cognitive intervals, combined with interactive voice, will provide immediate improvement in pronunciation and fluent spoken English as well as reading fluency. This approach will also eliminate reading anxiety. Take our free reading improvement course and see for yourself. Call us for our free initial consultation.


Our approaches provide excellent help for the two major groups of ESL learners. The first group of learners are learning English in a country where English is the native and dominant language. Here their English teachers are almost always native English speakers. Learners have often migrated here as young people who speak a foreign language at home. These ESL learners need to start with the techniques for ESL Beginners. Alternatively, ESL learners have moved here from other countries to go to college, i.e. as nursing students or engineers, or they have come here to conduct business. Often these students and adults can already speak English, but they are overwhelmed by the amount of reading they have to do, and they want to improve their reading and speaking fluency and reduce their foreign accents. This group of learners benefits by the techniques for Advanced ESL learners.


The second group of ESL learners are learning English in a different country where English is not the native or dominant language. Another language like French, German, Spanish or Chinese is the dominant language and in addition, the teachers are often not native English speakers. Both the students and the teachers in this group will benefit greatly by more emphasis on the techniques for ESL beginners and Intermediate ESL learners.

When they have mastered these techniques they should move up to the techniques for Advanced ESL learners.


Here is a tip for all ESL learners. When you are reading along out loud with text that is also being spoken out loud, use a pair of headphones to hear the computer voice clearly. If you do this, you will have no trouble also hearing your own voice. Otherwise, your voice may interfere with hearing the computer voice clearly. Try out both approaches and see for yourself which is better for you. Also, make sure you have set the speed of the computer voice correctly for your needs. Slow the speed down to what you feel comfortable with.


Here is another tip for all ESL learners. As you read along out loud with text that is also read out loud, make a list of words that you have trouble pronouncing, and then go over this list with a teacher or consultant to learn the principles involved in saying each of these words correctly.