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教英文 學習工作單

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語言教育專家http://lauraterrill.wikispaces.com/Presentations

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The documents that are posted here represent the collective work of lots of teachers. I may have been involved in the development of the documents, but the inspiration came from many different groups and schools. Happy planning for the beginning of the year.

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免費科技介紹/By Richard Byrne

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Free Technology For Teachers – A TeacherMeade site

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中文揭密 密:美畢切
密 山如堂者. 從山宓聲

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If you're new to Hacking Chinese, you probably want to check out the introductory article to your particular level. Each article contains some basic information along with a number of important articles:

If you're looking for help with a specific skill (such as listening, s peaking, r eading, w riting and v ocabulary learning) or a certain area of language learning (such as study hacks, self-studying, immersion, mentality and p lanning), you can just click the links I just provided or check the complete list here. Using the search box in the sidebar (bottom on mobile) is also a good idea!

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Hacking Chinese? "Hacking"? "Chinese"?
"Hacking" is about understanding how language learning works and using that knowledge to your advantage. It's about the constant search for a better way of learning. Language hacking is related to computer hacking in the shared values of resourcefulness, experimentation and optimisation, but of course involves nothing illegal or bad. Language hacking is good for everyone and completely safe, even if it might bring you into conflict with conservative teachers.

To the outsider, "Chinese" might look like a straightforward term. It isn't. However, what I mean here is simple enough: I mean all aspects of Chinese as it's spoken, written, used, studied or otherwise exists in the world today. As for spoken Chinese, I focus mostly on Mandarin, but if you for some reason want to learn another dialect, I can assure you that almost all articles here are still relevant. In fact, most of what I share here can be used for learning any language!
Opening doors rather than showing the correct way
The primary goal of Hacking Chinese is not to tell you the ultimate solution to all language learning problems, because it's naive to think that there is such a golden path™ to instant success ®. Research and science might lend credibility to certain methods, but even so, students and their learning environments differ wildly across space and time. My mission is to open doors and show you a multitude of paths to reach your destination, but it will be up to you to actually walk there.
Hacking Chinese is for everyone
This website is meant for anyone who is interested in learning Chinese, regardless if you haven't started yet or if you have been studying for ten years and teach Chinese at university, if you study a few hours every week in your home country or if you study full-time living in China, if you study because you think Chinese is the most interesting language in the world or if you study because circumstances force you to do so. Naturally, different sections will be relevant for different groups, but I'm sure that you will find many interesting articles regardless of who you are. If you can't find an article about a specific topic, you can always contact me!

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Hacking Chinese focuses on how to learn Mandarin, something which is neglected by most teachers and courses that simply focus on what to learn. By putting the process in focus, the articles here unveil the mysteries of language learning and thereby help you improve the way you learn.

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偶然發生的漫畫

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癢癢腳(多語言 漫畫

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Itchy Feet: the Travel and Language Comic

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The weekly comic about world travel, learning new languages, and life as a foreigner. Every Sunday!

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語言健身房

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Gianfranco Conti, Phd (Applied Linguistics), MA (TEFL), MA (English Lit.), PGCE (Modern Languages and P.E.)

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by Gianfranco Conti, PhD. Co-author of 'The Language Teacher toolkit', winner of the 2015 TES best resource contributor award and founder of www.language-gym.com

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教學教法狂熱份子