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India :
Students of a primary government school in Patna are looking inquisitively at a radio set perched on a plastic chair in the middle of the classroom; they are all waiting for a new English lesson to begin - on the radio.
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Nishi Roy
Jul 16 2008
Bangalore,
India
Bihar shows the way!
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(Local Perspectives)
Wow! Isn’t that a bit like the new Idea ad?
What an idea
What an idea
(Local Perspectives)
@Harsh, you are absolutely correct, that is the thought which crossed my mind, when I read about it.
(Local Perspectives)
U r right Harsh...maybe they got inspired...as long as it serves a meaningful purpose we should say ”cheers” to the idea...what say??
And Nishi,thanx for all the delightful newslinks...savoring every detail!!
And Nishi,thanx for all the delightful newslinks...savoring every detail!!
(Local Perspectives)
The $25 grant per school to buy a radio for the school to listen to English lesson broadcasts could perhaps rank as the World’s cost-effective grant. Developed Nations and the Donor Agencies ought to be amazed about the reach and effectiveness of something so little as $25.
I have heard renowned English professors say that Listening to Engish (and doing such things as repating what you hear)is an effective way of learning English.
If the lessons are as scientific as Berliz or Rossetta Stone lessons and if the voices are that of native speakers, this program could gradually get the children of rural India get comfortable with English.
I have heard renowned English professors say that Listening to Engish (and doing such things as repating what you hear)is an effective way of learning English.
If the lessons are as scientific as Berliz or Rossetta Stone lessons and if the voices are that of native speakers, this program could gradually get the children of rural India get comfortable with English.
(Local Perspectives)
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