Every business has the potential to operate across a language barrier as it grows. Sometimes you get to communicate using a common language (such as English), even if it is not native to all the speakers involved in the exchange. However, there are times when business development opportunities take us out of our comfort zone and require us to tap into a new set of skills.
Bringing in real-life discussions, objects, or situations into teaching sessions as a primary source not only stimulates the mind, it encourages creativity by inviting students to engage different senses in varying sensorial encounters.
One of Simon & Simon’s teachers writes beautifully about all the reasons why someone might want to learn Indonesian and visit the archipelago.
Language is an invaluable tool for bringing communities together and sharing information. It enables us to connect with people across the world, develop a global network of contacts and enhance our cultural awareness. Ongoing research highlights the impact that language […]