Edison academia de estudios

Lets start by saying that we are already open for business. We found a carpenter after what happened at the academy, remember? a desperate bandido broke into the place and messed up the academy but hey we`re back on our feet and ready to kick off. So just a word to boost our service; we care about our students what makes us different is the personal approach towards the pupils, our students are very important and we love growing together.

Well here we go again new academic year, linking what happened las summer at the academy as you remember I suffered a robbery, some desperate bandido broke into the place but now we have finally found a carpenter to fix the doors and start again. So we are officially opened for business. As some of you know already this is a small academy making as very close to our students and helping them not only to learn but to become stronger with what they learn. In other words what makes us different from other places is the fact that we get involved in the development of our students, we care about people!

Well here go again, its been quite sometime before I finally decided to get back to caralibro so sorry to all that people who felt neglected due to my lack of activity from this page. I`m back with bad news.
Recently the academy has suffered a break into which means somebody, we believe two people broke into the place cowboy style, I mean the door frames had been wrecked both doors plus all my paperwork scuttered all over the place, all lights on a real mess.
The first one to realize something was wrong my student who got to the door first and noticing the lights on he didn`t go in fearing someone might still be inside then I got there and felt froze for a split of a second which seemed ages my brain just could not process non of it, why would anyone want to break into the academy? to steal one computer and a printerscanner with faulty injectors :-((
Right now I don`t feel like writing anymore about it but I hope you all give me a hand and sign up for classes so I can earn some money to fix the place.Thanks for supporting even when I was gone for so long.

we are very busy preparing the certificates so if you need nay help just call us or contact us, good luck every one.

Nos quedan todavía muchos consejos para aquello que quieran mejorar su approach al idioma de elección pero quisiera dejar claro un aspecto, estos consejos que voy dejando casa semana son para aprender cualquier idioma realmente no hay un dominio solo para el inglés o para el francés eso sería confundir a la gente, es cierto que todos ahora quieren aprender inglés quizás más que alemán o italiano pero los consejos son para mejorar cualquier idioma :-)

#4 – Skype today for daily spoken practice.
So you’ve been listening to, watching, and even reading in your target language—and all in the comfort of your own home. Now it’s time for the big one: speaking it live with a native.
Most traditional approaches or language systems don’t work this way, and I think that’s where they let their students down. I say, there are seven days in a week and “some day” is not one of them.

#3 – Interact in your language daily without traveling.

Living abroad and being immersed is not the same thing. If you need to hear and use a language consistently to be immersed, can’t virtual immersion be just as effective? Of course. Technology makes it possible for immersion to come to you, and you don’t even have to buy a plane ticket.

#2 – Learn cognates: your friend in every single language.
Cognates are “true friends” of words you recognize from your native language that mean the same thing in another language.
For instance, Romance languages like French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and others have many words in common with English. English initially “borrowed them” from the Norman conquest of England, which lasted several hundreds of years. Action, nation, precipitation, solution, frustration, tradition, communication, extinction, and thousands of other -tion words

Today I´m going to start with tips on why learning a second language is very important; Many say the primal reason is to get a job or get a degree or simply get your oppositions passed. All these reasons are all valid, however, there are other very good reasons to do it; 1Learn the right words, the right way. Starting a new language means learning new words. Lots of them.
Of course, many people cite a bad memory for learning new vocab, so they quit before even getting started.
But–here’s the key–you absolutely do not need to know all the words of a language to speak it (and in fact, you don’t know all the words of your mother tongue either).

so for this week I´d like to share some information; how much time do we need to take an English certificate?
Research suggests that it takes approximately 200 guided learning hours for a language learner to progress from one level of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) to the next.

Common European Framework Guided Learning Hours (from beginner level)
CEFR Level English Exam Number of Hours

C2 Cambridge English: Proficiency (CPE) 1,000—1,200
C1 Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) 700—800
B2 Cambridge English: First (FCE) 500—600
B1 Cambridge English: Preliminary (PET) 350—400
A2 Cambridge English: Key (KET) 180—200

Estamos ya en octubre es hora de matricularse para poder presentarse a los exámenes tanto del Cambridge; pet, first, C1, EOI; todos los niveles. Cuanto antes empezemos mas tiempo tendremos para poder prepararnos. Cualquier duda estamos a vuestro disposición.

Today I´d like to share another piece of writing, last week it was and essay B2+ and this week its a book review from a German author rather intriguing highly recommended;

High Hi**er: how N**i drug abuse steered the course of history German writer Norman Ohler’s astonishing account of methamphetamine addiction in the Third Reich changes what we know about the second world war