Murtaza Hussain
@mazmhussain
I completed this book today. While I thought it was stellar in many parts and had some good tips I also felt that there were things that the author missed, particularly in light of newly emergent tools to help one with language learning. I would like to find a book publisher to publish a book on my own method and am looking for an agent to assist with that.
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horsefacts 🚂
@horsefacts.eth
What are the high points of your method? I've found AI chatbots to be very useful lately.
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macmac
@jamesmac.eth
Agreed on how it could be expanded with emerging tools. The revised edition came out 10 years ago so even using Anki would’ve seemed pretty tech-forward back then for the average person. They had a massive opportunity with their app, but imo fumbled it with janky functionality. Especially considering what’s now possible with AI, there’s so much space to explore. Something I’ve been imagining is a distinct role of ‘language learning mentor’. Someone who oversees and guides someone (or a group of people) on their language learning journey(s). Don’t even need to speak the language they’re learning, but support and guide them in their pursuit. I think all teacher roles will converge to this, and language learning will be a distinct instance of this role. Maybe AI eats everything eventually, but I don’t know if we’ll ever desire to remove the human tutor from the classroom completely.
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baeshy🎩
@baeshy.eth
What do you want to write about?
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