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Improve language skills through MOKKnowledge vocabulary exercises

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5th May 2017
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Students who wish to improve their language skills often look for alternative ways to do so than what is the norm. Museum of Knowledge vocabulary exercises are designed to be fun and best able to appeal to students who may find the task of repetition laborious.

There are really no short cuts for language learners and yes, repetition is the key to success. When words are spoken and heard repeatedly this enables students to remember words and phrases or else the student may read the same words over and over until they are remembered.

The Museum of Knowledge starter package for business enables students to access content for 30 days and during this time, students can set their own hours and read as little or as much as they need to. For the business immersion courses, games are also included so that students can further immerse themselves in the language of their choice.

Vocabulary exercises are very much a part of the Museum of Knowledge language learning experience for both intermediate and advanced business language learning. These essential exercises highlight phrases and vocabulary used in certain industries or subject areas. Gamification techniques are an added bonus to the Museum of Knowledge immersion, professional and executive programmes so that students can enjoy the process of repetition whilst learning a language.

 

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Museum of Knowledge shortlist of the best languages to learn

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28th April 2017
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Learning a language takes time, dedication and resources so students will always want to be sure that they have chosen a language that really suits their purpose. The Museum of Knowledge is often asked which are the priority languages to learn and why and our answer is simple. Students first need to define why their desire to learn a language. If they are likely to be travelling on business widely to English-speaking countries, then of course taking an English language course is essential.

It may also be the case that a language learner may reside in an English seeking country but spend much of his/ her time negotiating with overseas suppliers for which having alternative language skills may be useful. The Museum of Knowledge focuses on eight key business languages, English, Spanish, French, Mandarin Chinese, Portuguese, Dutch, Italian and German. Language learners are therefore encouraged to choose a language of focus depending on their personal needs, aims and objectives.

 

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Museum of Knowledge guide: How to speak a new language within 6 months

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21st April 2017
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The Museum of Knowledge is often asked how long it talks to earn a new language. For sure this is an important factor to consider for those who are limited by time or resource.

Learning a langue takes a lot of time and dedication and before embarking on the process, language learners need to assess how much time they can realistically dedicate. Many online courses exist as well as immersion courses such as those offered by the Museum of Knowledge. The museum specializes in intermediate language learning and advanced langue learning, however as course can be accessed online at any time, the student is able to ascertain the best time to learn the language.

Is private face-to-face tuition favourable to online language learning forums? Again this question can be more easily be answered by students being honest with themselves about how much time the can dedicate to the process of language learning. A traditional face t face language learning programme must be carried out on a regular basis, once a week, sometimes even twice or three times a week. The purpose for the sessions can e numerous; to improve the language competency f the student so that they can excel in scheduled examinations, prepare for an interview or even to improve language skills for social reasons.

Understanding the purpose of the language learning would identify the key subject areas the student needs to focus on and their subsequent progress. To speak a language within 6 months is possible as long as the students follows structured, immersion courses whereby they will be able to grasp specific vocabulary for defined topics.

 

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Museum of Knowledge guide: Best ways to learn a language

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14th April 2017
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The Museum of Knowledge guideline for the best way to learn a Modern language is to keep practicing it until you find that it is easier for you to speak the language than when you first started learning. Do not be afraid to make mistakes, as you will learn a lot from your errors.

Learning a language can be achieved through self-learning guides, however, there may be times when you will be distracted, or not feel motivated.

To eradicate these negative patterns and disruptions to your learning potential, the Museum of Knowledge suggests you study through face-to-face or online group sessions. You can also embark on some structured language learning classes or interactive language learning classes. This will help you set goals and be on pace with fellow language learners. You will also gain confidence to speak the language without feeling embarrassed as fellow students will also make from time to time mistakes.

If there are no language learning classes in your area, there are plenty of language learning courses available online. However, the Museum of Knowledge suggests you take live or interactive online language course so that you can attain the best results.