As we enter 2026, LELB Society continues its long-term commitment to asynchronous and flipped learning, empowering learners to study anytime, anywhere, and at their own pace. This year, our roadmap expands beyond language education with new video-based categories, including learning the electronic keyboard, French, and a growing collection of motivational and success-oriented materials. While staying …
Music is a powerful and enjoyable way to learn English, especially for children. In this lesson, we use the traditional nursery rhyme “Row, Row, Row the Boat” to practice pronunciation, rhythm, and simple vocabulary. The song is played on the electronic keyboard while Bita sings along, helping young learners connect language with melody, memory, and …
As you move across the keyboard, you may notice that the same note names appear again and again. In this lesson, you will learn why notes repeat and how the keyboard is organized into musical cycles. You will also be gently introduced to the idea of an octave, which explains why two notes can sound …
Computer-mediated communication (CMC) has transformed how languages are taught and learned in online environments. From real-time voice interaction to reflective, text-based exchanges, digital tools offer unique pedagogical affordances for L2 learners. This article explores synchronous and asynchronous CMC modes, including VoIP, discussion forums, blogging, and podcasting, highlighting their educational benefits, limitations, and implications for collaborative …
Welcome to Lesson 5 of our English alphabet series for children!Today, we will learn two new letters, I and J.We will learn how these letters look, how they sound, how to write them, and some simple English words that start with them.Let’s get started! Video of Letters I and J Meet the Letters Letter I …
In Lesson 4, children continue learning the English alphabet by focusing on the letters G and H. This lesson is designed for young learners and beginners, using clear pronunciation, simple vocabulary, and visual support to make learning easy and enjoyable. Letter G Capital letter: G Small letter: g Sound: /g/ (as in go) Example word: …
یکی از چالشهای مهم زبانآموزان فارسی، تفاوت بین نوشتن و خواندن کلمات است. در فارسی، گاهی حروفی نوشته میشوند اما خوانده نمیشوند، یا یک حرف با صدایی متفاوت تلفظ میشود. در این پست، با مثالهای ساده و کاربردی، مهمترین الگوهای این تفاوتها را بررسی میکنیم تا خواندن فارسی برای شما آسانتر شود. ویدیوی این مقاله …