Vayishlach – Bedlam
On the connection between Parashat Vayishlach and the English Language
On the connection between Parashat Vayishlach and the English Language
English is full of quirks and mysteries, and silent letters are among its most fascinating features. Silent letters—letters written but not pronounced—challenge learners and enrich the language with its historical depth. In this blog post, we’ll explore the history of silent letters, list all the letters that can be silent (with examples), and clarify which letters are never silent
On the connection between Parashat Vayetzei and the English Language
What is correct
a beautiful small round French wooden table
or
a beautiful small round red French table
Confused? No need
Just remember OSASCOMP
In today’s world of language teaching, we often rely on technology, textbooks, and prepared materials to guide our lessons. But what if we removed all of these and focused solely on the communication between teacher and student? This is the premise behind Dogme, a teaching technique developed by Scott Thornbury in 2000 that encourages a minimalist, conversation-driven approach to language learning. Let’s explore what Dogme is, how it can be implemented in the classroom, and why it holds value in the evolving world of English language teaching