How can you support language learning at home? 🏡 A specialist team from the same company as Language Angels has created GLURBS: a language learning app in Spanish, French and Italian helping kids aged 4-12 build vocabulary, listening and speaking skills one mission at a time! Unlike other language learning apps for kids, GLURBS is built around structured learning, game-based progression that keeps children engaged with a clear sense of progression through levels, challenges and reward. Children explore galaxies of themed planets, learning through bite-size lessons, brain-break games and immersive challenges that build on each other. It feels like play, but delivers real learning outcomes. And the best part is you can try it for FREE with access to 4 Beginner lessons, 4 Interactive Challenges and 4 Brain-Break Game Levels. Download NOW and continue the language learning fun at home - perfect for the summer holidays 🏖️ Just search for GLURBS on the App Store or Google Play. #glurbsgame #languageangels #languagelearningappforkids #languagelearning #primaryMFL

A school can put a language teacher in a classroom for three hours a week... Language does not learn itself in the other 165 hours. That is the gap the Qurocity app was built for. Not another gamified vocabulary app where you tap the right answer and feel briefly accomplished. Not a chatbot that forgives every mistake and lets you believe you are improving. Something that actually works alongside the classroom — vocab cards calibrated to the exact curriculum the student is following, audio pronunciation practice, progress reports that the teacher and parent both see, and assessments that prepare for DELF, Goethe, and JLPT certification formats. The child who gets three hours in class and fifteen minutes on the app every evening is not learning at the same pace as the child who gets only the classroom. Language acquisition does not happen in class. It happens in the gaps. We built the gap-filler.... Because we spent months looking for one for our own daughter and found nothing worth using. #LanguageLearning #EdTech #App #LanguageApp Qurocity

Most learning systems break outside the classroom. A teacher gets ~3 hours a week. The rest of the week is where reinforcement either happens, or doesn’t. Learning isn’t confined to classroom hours. It depends on what happens after them. That’s why Qurocity builds a supplementary learning layer that extends and reinforces classroom instruction beyond live sessions.

Language learning has a hidden middle-stage problem. Beginners have endless apps, courses, and textbooks. Advanced learners have tutors, immersion programs, and academic pathways. But intermediate learners often struggle to find what they need most: consistent, affordable speaking practice with real people. This is where many language journeys stall. Not at the beginning, but in the middle. What solutions have you seen that genuinely address this gap?

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For multilingual learners, “back to school” actually starts now. Summer is when systems decisions are made: - Which instructional materials will center language development, not treat it as an add-on? - How will we schedule to protect time for rich language practice across content areas? - What support will teachers receive to make grade-level content accessible to every student? When these questions are answered with MLLs in mind from the start, we see stronger academic growth, more confident students, and more aligned teams. As your teams plan for the 2026–27 school year, what is one concrete change you are making so multilingual learners can learn, contribute, and thrive in every classroom? If you are looking for a thought partner on scheduling, program design, or professional learning for multilingual learners, our team at Ensemble Learning is here to help.

Why you should NEVER use Duolingo After years of teaching languages, creating language courses, and learning multiple languages myself, I kept seeing the same mistake: People spend hundreds of days maintaining a streak… but never learn how to communicate confidently. Language learning isn’t about collecting points or playing a game. It’s about understanding how your brain actually acquires a language. That’s why I wrote my book - to share the evidence-based strategies that helped me and my students learn faster and more effectively. 📖 What are your biggest struggles while learning a language?

Gen Z & The Spirit of Learning Don Tapscott says the digital world is Gen Z’s native language. While often seen as distant from serious learning, a recent student visit to Qasim Ali Shah Foundation showed their true curiosity and engagement. Students explored the foundation, interacted with mentors, and spent a meaningful day of learning.

Gen Z & The Spirit of Learning Don Tapscott says the digital world is Gen Z’s native language. While often seen as distant from serious learning, a recent student visit to Qasim Ali Shah Foundation showed their true curiosity and engagement. Students explored the foundation, interacted with mentors, and spent a meaningful day of learning.