Pedram Salehi

What makes an English class your favorite English class? How would you like your class to be? Is learning a new language all you want from an English class? Can learning be fun and entertaining? What are some tools that you can use to learn a new language?

These questions are only a few branches of a whole tree of questions you might have. The answer to all these questions roots deep down in YOUR needs, which can vary from person to person. By observing your skills in an educational environment, you can get a hang of what you really need and what you are really good at. It's always easier to do something if you know why you're doing it and how to do it best.

Since learning a new language is all about communication you will come across people in your journey. So, it is really important to learn how to communicate, how to solve problems, how to work as a team, and learn how to learn by yourselves. By exploring different sets of tasks, we'll take you one step forward at a time, only one!

Language is a system; it means for you to master skills in a language first you need appropriate data to analyze and practice using them in a meaningful context. For example, you might need to watch a video of people talking about their city, understand how they're describing it and then use that language to describe your own city, or you might need to see a group of people sitting in a cafe ordering food before you can order food in that language.

Learning can be fun, learning should be fun, learning is fun.
Keep Smiling :)

Yours sincerely,
Ped