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Help Your Kids Learn English with Video Games (SERIOUSLY)
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TRANSCRIPT What if there was a tool that could help your kids improve their English in a way they ACTUALLY like, while also allowing you the chance to connect with them? What if this tool also helped their critical thinking, problem solving and spatial-motor skills? What if I told you that this tool was video games? Before you dismiss this as a gimmick (a flashy or clever trick) let me try to remove the stigma some of us have about video games, and let me make my case for it being a really...
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Hey, what's up? What's going on? Welcome to another episode of English with Dane, a podcast designed to help you enjoy the process of perfecting your English. As always, I'm your host, Dane, and you can find me on Instagram and
TikTok at English with Dane. On this episode, I want to talk about something that might feel a bit controversial, but that I actually think makes a lot of sense. Learning English through video games.
Not too long ago, I said no mucho, not too long ago, I made a video for social media claiming that if I wanted my kids to learn English and have a positive relationship with the language, I would rather pay someone to come to my house and play video games with my kid for an hour than to send them to a class they might find boring and be really unmotivated
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