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Sign language: the power of gestures

Posted on September 29, 2011 by Connieay

The other day I was watching this sign language learning programme on NHK Eテレ. As someone who has almost given up on learning Japanese, not only was I surprised by how much I was able to learn in a 15-minute … Continue reading →

Posted in English teaching, Language learning | Tagged ELT, SLA, TPR | 1 Comment

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