The Benefits of Experiential Learning for Children
We are moving towards a highly dynamic and innovative world where communication and creativity are of utmost importance. More than bookish knowledge, what matters is the knowledge that one has gained from experience. Experiential learning is the practice of learning through doing. The main steps of experiential learning are: experiencing, observing, analyzing, and experimenting. Popular […]
How Many Words Are in the English Language? The 95/5 Rule Explained
When you learn English, vocabulary is the building block of fluency. But with so many words, where should you start? The 95/5 rule offers a smart strategy for mastering the language faster. In this article, we’ll explore how many words are in the English language, how many you need to know for fluency, and practical […]
Learner Spotlight: Kairi H.
Kairi recently started her English language learning journey with Eton Institute. Read on to find out why she’s learning English, how she overcame the challenges she faced, and how it’ll benefit her in the future. Hi! Can you tell us a little about yourself? Hello! My name is Kairi and I’m from Japan. I […]
Sweet Talk in Your Favorite European Language
Sweet Talk in Your Favorite European Language … mmm craving a delizioso biscotti? Or perhaps a rico chocolate tarta? Welcome to our sweet shop! Below you’ll find some sweet words to get your ‘sweet talk’ flowing in five European languages. Wow yourself and attempt to say them all. P.S. Minor drooling is permitted. Enjoy! Treat yourself to […]
7 Grammar Mistakes You (Probably) Don’t Know You’re Making
When your writing is clear, readers understand where you’re coming from. It is, however, easy for little grammar mistakes to slip by especially when you’re self-editing your work. Improve your English language skills by avoiding the 7 common grammar mistakes mentioned below. 1. Your vs. You’re Confusing your and you’re has to be one of […]
Language Proverbs: A Wisdom-Sharing Tool
Proverbs are pithy and concise sayings which are usually age-old expressions for sharing wisdom. They might lack originality because of overuse, but they aptly describe a situation or fit into its context when used appropriately. They are taken from whatever source while crafting a language, for instance, they can come from folklore, incidents, poetry, songs, […]
Quick Tips to get to Language Fluency Faster
Are you too focused on grammar rules, written exercises, and those little details that you’ve neglected a crucial element of fluency: speech? Lack of speech practice leads to a lack of comprehension whilst communicating with native speakers, often making one uncomfortable during “real conversations”. Whatever stage of learning a language you’re at, there are things […]
5 Key Practices to Be A Model Leader
“A good leader knows the way, goes the way and shows the way.” – John C.Maxwell Great leaders lead by setting an example. One great leader that comes to mind is when George Washington rode into battle with his troops, earning full respect and a legacy which has remained. By definition, a leader is in […]
Learner Spotlight: Shahab S.
Hi! Can you tell us a little about yourself? Hi! My name is Shahab. I am an architect from Iran, and have graduated from the American University in Dubai. Why did you decide to learn English? Owing to a long gap after university, and not being in touch with native English speakers, I felt […]
Everything You Need To Know About English for Specific Purposes
English is the most powerful language in the world and has approximately 500 million native speakers across the world. Achieving proficiency in the English language is vital for professional success internationally. While a General English course offers learners the opportunity to become fluent in the language, English for Specific Purposes (ESP) provides content altered according […]
