Why Language Learners Should Prioritize Declarative Memory Posted by Lorien on Mar 25, 2013 in For Learners, Learning + Usage Tips
One of the things that differentiate Transparent Language from many of our competitors is the method we employ to teach adult language learners a new language. We are firm believers in the declarative method. To oversimplify, your brain learns things using two complimentary systems: declarative memory (facts) and procedural memory (skills). For languages, the declarative…
Language-learning Online: How One School Cut Spending and Boosted Student Outcomes Posted by kristen on Mar 12, 2013 in For Educators
It’s no secret that public school districts are strapped for cash. Budget shortfalls are commonplace, and administrators are looking for solutions to cut costs without compromising the educational experience. Recently, one school found a way to cut costs and improve student outcomes. East Kingston Elementary School, (EKES,) located in East Kingston, NH is saving money…
The Business of Rescuing Languages Posted by Lorien on Feb 20, 2013 in Company News
Transparent Language has always supported the preservation of endangered and less commonly taught languages. Just because some languages aren’t commercially lucrative doesn’t mean they aren’t important for other reasons; language offers a window on culture and heritage, and you can’t put a price on that. The biggest danger is in delaying work like the digital…