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the days of the week in Spanish

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The Days of the Week in Spanish: Spanish Lesson 31

By Laura & Adam - 20 October 2020

This is the thirty-first lesson in our beginner level Spanish course and we will look at The Days...

face-to-face vs online Learningn in popularity significantly in the past ten years. And then along came Covid-19, which led to everything online seeing a marked increase in users. There are clearly many positives to Online Learning but what about the more personal teacher-student relationship of Face-to-Face Learning? Let’s take a closer look at Face-to-Face vs Online Learning. The main draws of Online Learning have always been its flexibility and cost. Online is where students went if they specifically wanted courses that could be moulded to their schedules or if they wanted to keep to a tight budget. Traditional Face-to-Face Learning courses were the default, being what we were accustomed to and trusted from school and what society has followed for centuries. But technological advances in recent years and the Covid Pandemic make it a very close-run race in the popularity stakes between Face-to-Face vs Online Learning. Modern Online Learning platforms now offer synchronous or asynchronous learning. With video conferencing software such as Skype and Zoom, student and teacher can be face-to-face online at the same time and enjoy crystal-clear audio and visual communication. You might be lacking the true tangibility of Face-to-Face Learning, but only just. We are ever more accustomed to living via our screens and ever more comfortable with Online Learning. Online Learning courses typically offer students much more control over what they are learning and at what pace they are learning it. With Online courses students can save themselves lots of time too. Commuting and parking time goes out the window and the inevitable missed classes are never missed. Not having to travel or use physical materials also makes Online Learning the greener way to study. Our contest between Face-to-Face vs Online Learning may appear to be being won by Online Learning. But hold on, there are many arguments for Face-to-Face and many people who definitely prefer studying in person. When you sign up for a Face-to-Face course in your local area, you are supporting your local education providers and studying alongside friends and neighbours. Synchronous groups are still more effective Face-to-Face at this moment in time and, usually, much more fun. When learning a foreign language there specific factors to consider in relation to Face-to-Face vs Online Learning. If you are looking to learn Spanish, the ideal solution would have to be moving to Spain and joining a Face-to-Face Spanish course. Alongside all you would be learning from your everyday life in Spain, you would be interacting in person with native speakers. Go Go Espana can recommend many fantastic schools offering Face-to-Face Spanish courses and are here to help if you are interested in moving to Spain to study, Not everyone, of course, is in a position to move to Spain and this is where Online Learning saves the day. These days a vast range of different online course styles are available to learn Spanish and other foreign languages. We can quickly, simply and relatively cheaply connect with native teachers from Spain and Latin America via our devices and enjoy comfortable, dynamic classes at a time of our choosing. Learning material is easy to find online (check out the free Go Go Espana beginner Spanish course) and many people find it easier to focus with the distraction-free environment of an online class. Between Face-to-Face vs Online Learning there is no clear better or worse. Both are great! It really depends on personal circumstances and preferences. What is clear is that there is no excuse not to learn Spanish!

<img width="750" height="342" src="https://mk0gogoespanamg7erxr.kinstacdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/face-to-face-vs-online-Learning-750x342.jpg" class="img-responsive wp-post-image" alt="face-to-face vs online Learningn in popularity significantly in the past ten years. And then along came Covid-19, which led to everything online seeing a marked increase in users. There are clearly many positives to Online Learning but what about the more personal teacher-student relationship of Face-to-Face Learning? Let’s take a closer look at Face-to-Face vs Online Learning. The main draws of Online Learning have always been its flexibility and cost. Online is where students went if they specifically wanted courses that could be moulded to their schedules or if they wanted to keep to a tight budget. Traditional Face-to-Face Learning courses were the default, being what we were accustomed to and trusted from school and what society has followed for centuries. But technological advances in recent years and the Covid Pandemic make it a very close-run race in the popularity stakes between Face-to-Face vs Online Learning. Modern Online Learning platforms now offer synchronous or asynchronous learning. With video conferencing software such as Skype and Zoom, student and teacher can be face-to-face online at the same time and enjoy crystal-clear audio and visual communication. You might be lacking the true tangibility of Face-to-Face Learning, but only just. We are ever more accustomed to living via our screens and ever more comfortable with Online Learning. Online Learning courses typically offer students much more control over what they are learning and at what pace they are learning it. With Online courses students can save themselves lots of time too. Commuting and parking time goes out the window and the inevitable missed classes are never missed. Not having to travel or use physical materials also makes Online Learning the greener way to study. Our contest between Face-to-Face vs Online Learning may appear to be being won by Online Learning. But hold on, there are many arguments for Face-to-Face and many people who definitely prefer studying in person. When you sign up for a Face-to-Face course in your local area, you are supporting your local education providers and studying alongside friends and neighbours. Synchronous groups are still more effective Face-to-Face at this moment in time and, usually, much more fun. When learning a foreign language there specific factors to consider in relation to Face-to-Face vs Online Learning. If you are looking to learn Spanish, the ideal solution would have to be moving to Spain and joining a Face-to-Face Spanish course. Alongside all you would be learning from your everyday life in Spain, you would be interacting in person with native speakers. Go Go Espana can recommend many fantastic schools offering Face-to-Face Spanish courses and are here to help if you are interested in moving to Spain to study, Not everyone, of course, is in a position to move to Spain and this is where Online Learning saves the day. These days a vast range of different online course styles are available to learn Spanish and other foreign languages. We can quickly, simply and relatively cheaply connect with native teachers from Spain and Latin America via our devices and enjoy comfortable, dynamic classes at a time of our choosing. Learning material is easy to find online (check out the free Go Go Espana beginner Spanish course) and many people find it easier to focus with the distraction-free environment of an online class. Between Face-to-Face vs Online Learning there is no clear better or worse. Both are great! It really depends on personal circumstances and preferences. What is clear is that there is no excuse not to learn Spanish!" title="Featured Image" srcset="https://mk0gogoespanamg7erxr.kinstacdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/face-to-face-vs-online-Learning-750x342.jpg 750w, https://mk0gogoespanamg7erxr.kinstacdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/face-to-face-vs-online-Learning-2048x934.jpg 2048w" sizes="(max-width: 750px) 100vw, 750px" />

Face-to-Face vs Online Learning – Spanish Courses

By Laura & Adam - 15 October 2020

Online learning has grown in popularity significantly in the past ten years. And then along came Covid-19, which...

Reflexive Spanish Verbs

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Reflexive Spanish Verbs: Spanish Lesson 30

By Laura & Adam - 11 October 2020

This is the thirtieth lesson in our beginner level Spanish course and we will look at Reflexive Spanish...

comparing in spanish

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Comparing in Spanish: Spanish Lesson 29

By Laura & Adam - 4 October 2020

This is the twenty-ninth lesson in our beginner level Spanish course and we will look at Comparing in...

spanish adjectives and transport

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Spanish Adjectives and Transport: Spanish Lesson 28

By Laura & Adam - 28 September 2020

This is the twenty-eighth lesson in our beginner level Spanish course and we will look at Spanish Adjectives...

spanish verb ir to go

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Spanish Verb Ir To Go: Spanish Lesson 27

By Laura & Adam - 21 September 2020

This is the twenty-seventh lesson in our beginner level Spanish course and we will look at the Spanish...

This That These Those in Spanish

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This That These Those in Spanish: Spanish Lesson 26

By Laura & Adam - 13 September 2020

This is the twenty-sixth lesson in our beginner level Spanish course and we will look at This That...

Spanish Present Tense with Time

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Spanish Lessons

Spanish Present Tense with Time: Spanish Lesson 23

By Laura & Adam - 15 August 2020

This is the twenty-third lesson in our beginner level Spanish course and we will look at Spanish Present...

Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)

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Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)

By Laura & Adam - 11 August 2020

The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) was created by the Council of Europe (CoE) in...

The Time in Spanish

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Spanish Lessons

The Time in Spanish: Spanish Lesson 22

By Laura & Adam - 8 August 2020

This is the twenty-second lesson in our beginner level Spanish course and we will look at The Time...

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