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English Learning Tips for Kids
A survey among hundreds of English teachers, run by Novakid, reveal top techniques on how kids can practice English at home to improve their language skills.
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Learn what Total Physical Response (TPR) is, how Novakid teachers use it in class, and why this teaching approach supports English language learners through movement and communicative language teaching.
Wondering if learning English is difficult? Learn what makes English hard, how long it takes to learn, and whether it’s really the hardest language out there.
What are the pros and cons of using associations to remember words when learning English as a foreign language and how to integrate them into the learning process? An English teachers shares her opinion.
Thinking in English helps you speak more naturally and confidently. Practice daily, use simple exercises, and make English a part of your everyday life with this guide to thinking in English.
Based on a survey of 347 Novakid teachers, discover 5 key questions to ask before choosing an English course for your child. From speaking practice and confidence-building to AI tools and more.
Discover how much extra English practice children really need, according to a survey of over 300 English teachers- And fun ways to practise at home.
Are You Overcorrecting Your Child’s English? 5 Dos and Don’ts from 347 Teachers
Not all screen time is equal. Discover the benefits and risks of screen time for kids, healthy limits by age, and how to make screen use more educational.
Discover insights from 347 Novakid teachers on how and why trying to help kids with their English can backfire and what actually works.
Is there a best age to learn conversational English? See what Novakid teachers said and what research reveals about age, exposure and children’s progress.











