It’s truly remarkable how much information the brain can absorb and retain in a short amount of time. What makes a significant difference is how you are taught.

Adapting Teaching Styles

Did you know there are 8 distinct learning styles that affect how individuals grasp new material? This means everyone benefits from being taught in a way that aligns with their specific learning style. Utilize various resources—videos, games, readings, and more—to enhance your learning experience. Instructors should identify each learner’s style and adapt their lesson plans to meet individual needs.

Don’t Get Caught Up in the Mechanics

Instead of fixating on grammar rules, focus on the structures and patterns of the language. We offer communication activities designed to help you achieve fluency quickly by emphasizing practical usage over theoretical mechanics.

Don’t Study a Language; Speak a Language

Why do some people become fluent faster than others? The key is speaking the language rather than just studying it. Dedicate more time to practicing speaking and interacting in the language. Fluency comes from frequent practice and repetition of small, manageable pieces of information.

Cultural Tips

Language and culture are intertwined. For example, in some cultures, placing your hands in your lap at the dinner table can be considered rude. Understanding non-verbal communication norms is crucial to avoid misunderstandings.

With this instructional approach, Zinta Inspired Language makes it possible to learn a new language in a remarkably short time.