Tag: grammar
6 posts tagged "grammar".
Interleaving in Language Learning: Why Mixing Beats Drilling
Interleaving means mixing topics and forms in one session instead of drilling one to mastery. It trains the exact skill a conversation demands.
Skill Acquisition Theory: How Second Language Grammar Works
Skill Acquisition Theory explains why it's so easy to know the rule but freeze when you speak. Learn how to practice to turn rules into reflexes.
Input Processing: Why Foreign Language Grammar Is Hard
Why you can understand a sentence but can't use the grammar yourself. Input processing research explains why, and how to make grammar stick.
Does Grammar Study Work? Implicit vs. Explicit Learning
'Just immerse yourself, like a child' pitch is too good to be true. What 3 decades of research says about explicit grammar instruction.
Input vs. Intake: Why Hours of Listening Don't Always Stick
For a new language, Input is everything you hear and read. Intake is the slice your brain actually keeps. Discover how to learn faster by intaking more.
Focus on Form: The Science of Noticing Grammar As You Talk
Learn how focus on form helps grammar stick during real communication, what research supports, and how to use it.
