Monthly Archives: September 2013

by Mavis #50595131; Lily #53536138; Winson #57016131 There are many differences between children and adults for learning English. For children, they learn English in an interesting way. For example, when I was a child, I learned English by playing games … Continue reading →

By:Davis Lee 40883134, Rita Yu 45654134. It is difficult to learn English individually sometimes,so collaborative learning and group work can help us learn from each other and make the learning experience much more interesting . When someone has some questions … Continue reading →

by Cassie Liu #51557130 Frank Fang #35236132 Andrew Liang #51869139 There are numerous differences about English learning can be found between adults and children. For instance, adults focus on the logical rules and grammars while learning another language. Due to … Continue reading →

By Alex Chu 56309131; Christian Zheng 47259130 Blog.  Learning English requires a lot of effort, group work and collaborative learning is a really essential part of it. Group work give us more chance to talk and communicate with each others, … Continue reading →

By Tracy, Paul, Fred   The differences of cngenital talents between children and adults decide the divergence of their English  learning methods. As for children, their memory is much better than adults’; therefore, they can remember more words and use less energy in a limited … Continue reading →

by Zhang Liping #19049139 , by Aining Yu #58605130   Learning English is necessary in the modern world, whether to adapt this competitive society or for the job positions. In terms of the differences between learning English as a child and … Continue reading →

Blog #1 Leo Xi #55875132 Johnny Fang #55617138   Topic #3 What major differences have you notices between learning English as a child and learning as an adult?   Main thesis: learning English as a child is easier because of … Continue reading →

By:Emma, 41788134, Helen 559887135 We find a lot of differences of learning English between children and adults today. First, children regard learning English as entertainment, it’s fresh and interesting to read a “wired” pronunciation. They are curious about a new … Continue reading →