Overview For over 15 years, the Agape School of Education (ASOE) has helped our students succeed in their language goals. It all starts with our teachers. A good mix of native and non-native speakers, our teachers learn from one another and become better teachers with the singular goal to help their students learn effectively. In […]
There’s a common misconception that “Deutsche Sprache, schwere Sprache,” (German language, difficult language). While the German language does have 16 different ways to say “the,” and sometimes it has little regard for sensible sentence structure, it is a very logical language and not necessarily a difficult language to learn. This is how to learn German […]
When we typically think about learning a new language, memorization, grammar and vocabulary lists come to mind. However, as we discussed in our previous article, the face of education is evolving and today, there is a bigger focus on communication. This is true of language education in Singapore and today, the best language schools in […]
In our last article, we talked about the education revolution that’s going on, and how the role of the teacher and student are rapidly changing. Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, the evolution has just gotten a swift kick forward. So, what does this mean for students, teachers and parents? The future of education is independent […]
Over the past few decades, education has rapidly and radically evolved. Having to be physically present in a classroom isn’t the only way to learn anymore. Not only are courses online, more and more universities are offering online or distance-learning options and the use of more online tools. Whether you’re a young student or an […]
Slang words and phrases are often viewed with scepticism. When learning a new language, the technical aspects such as syntax, grammar and conjugation are, of course, important. But it’s not how the language really works. Conversational and business language are different for a reason. Slang is the part of language acquisition that most people ignore, […]