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The People Behind EngSpeakHub
Stories That Shape Fluency
This blog chronicles the behind-the-scenes wins, insights, and lessons learned in helping students feel empowered to speak English fluently. Each post reflects the approaches, successes, and failures experienced over the years of navigating the English speaking-learning journey with students and describes how we can use these examples to find fluency over the long term.
These blog posts are not theory – but examples of real life situations that we struggle with, overcome, and grow from. These posts serve to remind us that our journey is never going to be straightforward, but with persistence, we will find our way to mastery.
Our Learning Philosophy
The team at EngSpeakHub believe that language learning should be achieved by using the language – not memorizing grammar rules and vocabulary. The team work to create spaces where students feel safe, supported and motivated to keep pushing forward in their learning journey – without fear of judgment, failure, or embarrassment.
Our approaches are based in the principles of natural, organic learning. We stack concepts and reinforce them in the context in which they will be used, to help students develop automaticity of their learning. Over time, students are able to master English speaking and feel confident to communicate in English, without fear or hesitation.
A Community You Can Rely On
We know that community is a critical element of the learning process. For this reason, we strive to create a community of cooperation rather than competition amongst students. Students learn from one another, share successes and support each other as they navigate their learning journey towards mastery of English speaking.
We know that when we have the support of others, we are more likely to persist when the road ahead becomes tough. Our community works collaboratively to help students overcome obstacles, celebrate successes and encourage one another to persist in their learning journey towards mastery of English speaking.