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languagefan (Mostrar perfil) 20 de noviembre de 2005 00:13:14
I am currently looking for the metode to teach esperanto to kids around 10 years. That's my cousins. But- what is the best way? Do you think a course like La Zagreba Metodo will be a easy and quick way to learn esperanto? Or will a course in the same module as Bildoj kaj demandoj be the best way? What about Ana Pana or Gedra Malaperis? What do you think?
Kat (Mostrar perfil) 16 de abril de 2006 14:04:05
Make sure you also check out http://www.edukado.net/ -- there are all kinds of teaching materials there too, especially if you're looking for something more portable (i.e., stuff to print out for use in car trips, etc.).
Enjoy!
-- Katjo
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Saluton!
Certe ankaŭ ekvidu paĝaron http://www.edukado.net/ -- jen ankaŭ estas ĉiaj specoj de materieloj por instrui, aparte se vi serĉas ilon pli porteblan (kiel aĵoj por presili por vojaĝoj en la aŭto, ktp).
Ĝuu!
-- Katjo
scottish_chic (Mostrar perfil) 11 de septiembre de 2006 18:33:17
erinja (Mostrar perfil) 11 de septiembre de 2006 20:47:40
languagefan:Hi!Hi
I am currently looking for the metode to teach esperanto to kids around 10 years. That's my cousins. But- what is the best way? Do you think a course like La Zagreba Metodo will be a easy and quick way to learn esperanto? Or will a course in the same module as Bildoj kaj demandoj be the best way? What about Ana Pana or Gedra Malaperis? What do you think?
I don't really know much about teaching but I think something like the Zagreba metodo is probably better than Ana Pana.
I correct the Ana Pana exercises for students using the course in English, and it has been my experience that students under 13-14 years of age are not very successful in the course.
I think children learn best by imitating. Ana Pana teaches using a grammatical approach - you learn the grammatical elements and then practice them. I think this method works well for adults and not very well for children.