Languages Magazine

Paperblog Editor's Pick

• TEFL: A Growing Market

  

  The following post is from a guest blogger. Times are tough right now, especially in the graduate market and for people aged under 25. Read more

  The 23 August 2013 by   Naturegirl321
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• Is Embodied Cognition a "no Brainer"?

  

  Brains, HUH, yeah, what are they good for?When we say "there are no mental representations", people often hear 'the brain doesn't do anything'. Read more

  The 02 August 2013 by   Andrew D Wilson
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• Teaching / Working in the US Or Canada

  

  America and Canada have a lot to offer. It is possible to teach there even if you don't have a US or Canadian passport. There are many immigrants and they have... Read more

  The 01 August 2013 by   Naturegirl321
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• The Toughest Lesson of the Week

  

  I need to apologise. I lied to you! When I said in my bio that I could speak five languages I wasn’t telling the truth. I deceived you and I deceived myself. Read more

  The 30 July 2013 by   Nico
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• Explore Mystical Japan

  

  I have always liked the Asian culture. It’s totally different from European culture. In Asia, they put a strong emphasis on values, rituals and tradition. I... Read more

  The 29 July 2013 by   Tlb
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• A Sincere Etymology Lesson

  

  What is the sincerest origin of the word “sincere?" One theory claims that “sincere" evolved from two Latin words: sine (without) and cera (wax). Read more

  The 16 July 2013 by   Expectlabs
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• Bow Wow Meow - Animal Sounds In Different Languages

  Ever wanted to know how different languages interpret animal sounds? Featuring English, Mandarin, French, Italian, Spanish, Turkish, Hindi, Canadian-French,... Read more

  The 16 July 2013 by   Gerard
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• Dale's Cone of Experience

  

  From http://www2.education.ualberta.ca Learning styles teach us that everyone learns differently. Dale's Cone of Experience shows us how to help our students us... Read more

  The 11 July 2013 by   Naturegirl321
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• Grounded Vs. Embodied Cognition: a (hopefully Uncontentious) Note on Terminology

  

  Our Frontiers paper made the case that embodied cognition is, by definition, a fairly radical affair. We argue ...if perception-action couplings and resources... Read more

  The 01 July 2013 by   Andrew D Wilson
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• Stay Fit When You Study Abroad

  

  On Holiday, everyone lets themselves go. All inclusive five star hotels with an ice-lolly here and a sweet chocolate snack there – you need to build up some... Read more

  The 21 June 2013 by   Tlb
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