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The DynEd Difference 1.CALL versus classroom 2.Exploiting how the brain learns 3.Putting theory into practice 4.Blended learning DynEd ®
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1: CALL versus Classroom DynEd ®
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Computer-Assisted Language Learning DynEd ®
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Appropriate difficulty level Appropriate pace One to one class Non-passive learning No peer distractions Lesson quality assured Study discipline ensured Detailed records
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2: Exploiting how the brain learns DynEd ®
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Speaking and Listening Skill versus Knowledge of Language
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Knowledge MemorySkill Memory DynEd ®
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CONSCIOUS DynEd ® The Present Perfect tense is formed by using the auxiliary verb ‘to have’ plus the past participle. It is used to talk about experience and the recent or undefined past.
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KNOWLEDGE-BASED DynEd ®
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SUBCONSCIOUS DynEd ® ?
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CONTEXT CONCEPTS VISUAL CHUNKS DynEd ®
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3: Putting Theory Into Practice DynEd ®
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CALL can replicate the highly effective multimodal learning environment of the Eastern students.. DynEd ®
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CHUNKS “When life begins, everything is new” EFS UNIT 9 DynEd ®
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CONTEXT “When people are adults, they often get married” EFS UNIT9 DynEd ®
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CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK “When people get old, they often stop working” EFS UNIT 9 DynEd ®
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“When people get old, they often stop working” EFS UNIT 9 “When people are adults, they often get married” EFS UNIT9 “When life begins, everything is new” EFS UNIT 9 (time) situation + consequential action/condition
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Pattern Recognition Logic Tension DynEd ®
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ICONOGRAPHY “The blue phone is on the left” DynEd ®
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The DynEd student’s brain is disciplined to remember through practice and repetition. DynEd ®
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The DynEd student’s brain is disciplined to remember through practice and repetition. DynEd ®
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Intelligent Tutor DynEd ®
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Speech Recognition DynEd ®
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Records Manager DynEd ®
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Shuffler Level DynEd ®
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Intelligent TutorSpeech Recognition Records ManagerShuffler Level DynEd ®
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80% DynEd ® The Present Perfect Tense is made by using the auxiliary verb ‘to have’ plus the past participle. It is used to talk about experience and the recent past. KNOWLEDGE - BASED
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DynEd ® SKILL- BASED 20% ?
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4: Blended Learning DynEd ®
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FRAMEWORK DynEd ®
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FOLIAGE DynEd ®
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Extension And Personalisation DynEd ®
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1000 KG DynEd ®
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The DynEd Difference DynEd ®
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