In this episode, I talk about learned helplessness — that feeling of “I don’t know what to do” that shows up in language classes, and in life. Even though we have amazing tools like translation apps, Google, and ChatGPT, many learners still freeze when faced with confusion. I explore why that happens, how mindset plays a bigger role than grammar or vocabulary, and what it means to take ownership of your learning.Drawing from my experiences teaching English and learning Japanese, I share stories and

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La llegada de estadounidenses a una región de Costa Rica tradicionalmente afro ha implicado nuevas oportunidades económicas para los locales y también nuevos conflictos.

Welcome to episode #68 of The Real Life English with Gabby. In this episode, we dive into the language of natural disasters and explore 16 essential phrasal verbs, slang words and idioms, such as ride out the storm, make landfall, wipe out, and blow over. You’ll hear real-life examples, clear explanations, and tips on how to use these expressions in everyday conversations—not just when talking about the weather. This episode is perfect for English learners who want to expand their vocabulary,...

Muchos trabajadores migrantes, especialmente mujeres, traen a casa a "niños souvenir" nacidos de relaciones en el extranjero.

El país norafricano vive una ola de protestas contra los gastos por la construcción de estadios para el Mundial de fútbol de 2030.

Improve your English with this 1-hour slow and meaningful story. This special episode is designed for A1–A2 English learners who want to improve listening, shadowing, and vocabulary naturally — without boring textbooks.🧠 What you’ll learn:Real English sentences used in contextDaily vocabulary you can actually useNatural pronunciation and rhythmConfidence in listening and speaking🌿 In this story, Tom shares a gentle journey of personal growth, life lessons, and emotional storytelling — all in slow,

Maggie and Emily discuss the word "edify" with pastor Cedric Lundy and put the word "secular" on trial with judge Eric Giancoli. Poem by Maggie: Looking For God In All The Wrong Places.

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Why do smart people believe irrational things? Why do we cling to our beliefs even in the face of overwhelming evidence? The biggest obstacle to critical thinking isn't always "out there"—it's inside our own heads. Our brains are hardwired with mental shortcuts, or cognitive biases, that once helped us survive but now lead to systematic errors in judgment.In this episode, we turn the magnifying glass inward. We're going on an expedition to confront the saboteurs in our own minds. By understanding

Muchas de ellas señarlon que los estándares en las fuerzas armadas no han hecho distinción de género y siempre han tenido los mayores niveles de exigencia.

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💭 NEW PHILOSOPHY DIVE EPISODE IS UP! ✨Have you ever wondered if what you see is really real? 👀Plato, one of the greatest thinkers of ancient Greece, believed that our world is just a reflection — a shadow — of something deeper and more perfect. He imagined another world, a place of pure “Forms” or “Ideas,” where everything exists in its most perfect version.In this week’s episode, we explore Plato’s Allegory of the Cave — a powerful story about people who live in darkness, seeing only shadows on a

日常行動跟生活自理都需要協助的阿宏，接受伊甸家庭托顧服務，除獲得妥善照顧，還增加外出活動與他人互動的機會，媽媽也可以安心工作和喘息。伊甸基金會邀您力挺「身心障礙者服務計畫」，成為身心障礙者尚勇的隊友！ https://fstry.pse.is/872uvg —— 以上為 Firstory Podcast 廣告 —— Summary: This article discusses how the idea of blue light being bad for us at night might be wrong, that yellow light at night in night mode is doing more bad for us than low level blue light. This came from experiments with mice so whether this is true for humans is up for debate. The only solution is to turn off your phone. 討論的文章:

Send us a text Does comprehensible input still matter at the intermediate level? Absolutely. In this conversation with Gary DiBianca, he shares how he “levels up” intermediate classes by centering CI, intentionally modeling structures students can recycle (time frames, connectors, question stems), and layering authentic resources that stretch comprehension without overwhelming learners. You’ll hear: What changes—and what doesn’t—at intermediate: same CI foundation, deeper themes, tighter recy...

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Unos 10.000 presos ucranianos se han unido al ejército para salir de la cárcel, pero no todos sobrevivirán para lograr la libertad.

Influencers y activistas de derecha mostraron su descontento con que se haya elegido al artista puertorriqueño, que ha expresado posiciones contrarias a Trump. Un asesor del Departamento de Seguridad Nacional anunció que agentes de ICE acudirán al show.

La Armada israelí detuvo el avance de las embarcaciones con activistas de varios países del mundo que intentan alcanzar las costas de Gaza.