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| countrymommy85 |
Posted - Jul 11 2013 : 07:21:44 AM
Besides Rosetta Stone does anyone have a French language course they can recommend? We would totally do Rosetta Stone but due to finances we need to find something less pricy. Thanks in advance!
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| nubidane |
Posted - Jul 12 2013 : 5:07:34 PM
Not a total curriculum, but the FreeRice site has French vocabulary, & every right answer donates grains of rice
http://freerice.com/category
Fun site
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| carolj |
Posted - Jul 12 2013 : 4:52:20 PM
I don't know a curriculum, but I just had a conversation with a friend about research showing that the ability to learn a foreign language increases exponentially when combined with listening to a particular kind of classical music. You can probably find the report by doing a web search. I intend to investigate and share findings with my colleagues when I return to school next month. Good luck to you.
Carol
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