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How did Englishmen
Cheat Indians
On
English Education?
And, How do Indians Happily Allow the Suffering to Continue?
You might like a Start-Up if
1. You enjoy the freedom of doing
things your way.
2. You think you are an expert in
your field of interest
3. You want to implement your
own ideas independently.
4. You are a problem-solver.
Higher the risk the higher
excitement.
5. You don’t want to share your
profits with anybody else.
Methods of Ancient England
In ancient England, Latin was taught by means
of what has been called the Classical Method:
focus on grammatical rules, memorization of
vocabulary and of various declensions and
conjugations, translation of texts, doing
written exercise. What was the logic behind
adopting such a methodology?
Languages were not being taught
primarily to learn oral
communication.
Languages were taught to learn for the
sake of being "scholarly" or, for
gaining a reading proficiency in a
foreign language.
You might like a Start-Up if
1. You enjoy the freedom of doing
things your way.
2. You think you are an expert in
your field of interest
3. You want to implement your
own ideas independently.
4. You are a problem-solver.
Higher the risk the higher
excitement.
5. You don’t want to share your
profits with anybody else.
Methods of Ancient England
In ancient England, Latin was taught by means
of what has been called the Classical Method:
focus on grammatical rules, memorization of
vocabulary and of various declensions and
conjugations, translation of texts, doing
written exercise. What was the reason?
Languages were not being taught
primarily to learn oral
communication.
Languages were taught to learn for the
sake of being "scholarly" or, for
gaining a reading proficiency in a
foreign language.
You might like a Start-Up if
1. You enjoy the freedom of doing
things your way.
2. You think you are an expert in
your field of interest
3. You want to implement your
own ideas independently.
4. You are a problem-solver.
Higher the risk the higher
excitement.
5. You don’t want to share your
profits with anybody else.
Oxford & Cambridge Methods
For the people of England, English is their
mother tongue. They speak English at home.
By the time they reach school-age, they
are already in a position to ‘manage’
English. What they need from school
is the training to use ‘correct,
structured English’.
Therefore, Oxford, Cambridge methods
are heavy on grammar from the day
one! They create ‘Grammar
Scholars’ because they need not (or
are not meant to) develop ‘Oral
Communication skills’.
You might like a Start-Up if
1. You enjoy the freedom of doing
things your way.
2. You think you are an expert in
your field of interest
3. You want to implement your
own ideas independently.
4. You are a problem-solver.
Higher the risk the higher
excitement.
5. You don’t want to share your
profits with anybody else.
Methods of Ancient England
In ancient England, Latin was taught by means
of what has been called the Classical Method:
focus on grammatical rules, memorization of
vocabulary and of various declensions and
conjugations, translation of texts, doing
written exercise. What was the reason?
Languages were not being taught
primarily to learn oral
communication.
Languages were taught to learn for the
sake of being "scholarly" or, for
gaining a reading proficiency in a
foreign language.
You might like a Start-Up if
1. You enjoy the freedom of doing
things your way.
2. You think you are an expert in
your field of interest
3. You want to implement your
own ideas independently.
4. You are a problem-solver.
Higher the risk the higher
excitement.
5. You don’t want to share your
profits with anybody else.
Oxford & Cambridge Methods
For the people of England, English is their
mother tongue. They speak English at home.
By the time they reach school-age, they
are already in a position to ‘manage’
English. What they need from school
is the training to use ‘correct,
structured English’.
Therefore, Oxford, Cambridge methods
are heavy on grammar from the day
one! They create ‘Grammar
Scholars’ because they need not (or
are not meant to) develop ‘Oral
Communication skills’.
You might like a Start-Up if
1. You enjoy the freedom of doing
things your way.
2. You think you are an expert in
your field of interest
3. You want to implement your
own ideas independently.
4. You are a problem-solver.
Higher the risk the higher
excitement.
5. You don’t want to share your
profits with anybody else.
How Do this Make Indians Dumb?
Unlike British, English is not our mother tongue. We
don’t speak English at home.
According to cognitive educational psychology,
‘Meaningful Speaking’ must be the first step in
learning any new language. It is because by
speaking, we gain confidence, start loving the
language, and get ready to learn grammar
rules. (As we learned our mother tongue)
However, over emphasis on ‘repulsive’ English
grammar at the very early age, the brutal ways
in which the teachers enforced the
grammar/vocabulary mugging-up, and no
emphasis on speaking lessons, make us ‘Non-
talking, Purposeless, Grammar Scholars’!
How Do Indians Suffer?
Wherever there is a grammar-intensive examination, Spelling bee competition, Indians emerge victorious.
Wherever there is an examination, where new ideas are to be generated, articulated and delivered on the
spot, most Indians fail. For example, in competency tests like IELTS/GRE/TOEFL etc, & in Interviews.
In listening test, candidates neither catch up with the recording nor understand the accent. They miss
points, can’t grasp the underlying ideas of dialogues, don’t understand the questions, write answers with
the wrong grammar.
In reading test, candidates get lost in the reading matter. They fail to understand where to look for
answers as they miss the connection and relationships.
In writing test, candidates fail to write with coherence, cohesion, right vocabulary and sentence structure.
They search for words to build relationships and logically divide the idea into paragraphs.
In speaking test, candidates fail to understand the real meaning of the question quickly. They fail to
formulate answers based on cue-cards. They fail to form right responses with variety of grammar rules.
Teachers are aware of this. However, they enjoy following the failed methods. Why?
Why the Failed Methods are Still So Popular?
Classical Method does virtually nothing to enhance a student’s communicative ability in the language. It is
remembered with distaste by thousands of school learners, for whom foreign language learning meant a tedious
experience of memorizing endless lists of unusable grammar rules and vocabulary and attempting to produce
perfect translations of stilted or literary prose (Richards and Rodgers 1986:4). Then, why is it so popular?
It is convenient (and no risk) to think that the best way to learn English is the way the native English people do.
It requires few specialized skills / little efforts on the part of teachers. Any unemployed can teach English!
Test of grammar rules and of translations are easy to construct and can be objectively scored. Even a computer
or illiterate person can evaluate MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions) tests.
Many standardized tests of English still do not attempt to tap into communicative abilities, so students have
little motivations to go beyond grammar analogies, translations, and rote exercise.
The English skills acquired through this method is enough to acquire mediocre skills in Engineering / science
areas, where Indians try to focus.
Rote-learning in many other areas of education is encouraged. Therefore, nobody finds faults with the
tedious experience of memorising endless list of unusable grammar and vocabulary lists.
In a society where the student’s career success doesn't depend on his ability to convince, debate, argue, or
motivate, his/her English skills are judged only through the ‘grades’ in grammar tests!
You might like a Start-Up if
What is the Only Proven
Way for Indians to Acquire
English Skills?
Begin with Listening & Speaking as
they did in the case of their
mother tongue Hindi, Panjabi,
Bengali, Tamil, Telugu etc. Develop
proficiency in Listening &
Speaking.
Learn the intricacies of English
(grammar, usage, vocabulary etc)
through a theme, the learner is
passionate about or interested in.
Take maximum number of Interactive
Tests.
You might like a Start-Up if
What is the Only Proven
Way for Indians to Acquire
English Skills?
Begin with Listening & Speaking as
they did in the case of their
mother tongue Hindi, Panjabi,
Bengali, Tamil, Telugu etc. Develop
proficiency in Listening &
Speaking.
Learn the intricacies of English
(grammar, usage, vocabulary etc)
through a theme, the learner is
passionate about or interested in.
Attempt maximum number of
Interactive Tests in Listening,
Reading, & Writing.
You might like a Start-Up if
Which Indian Organisation
is Equipped to Provide
Such a Training?
Nobody
Except
SpeakEnglishGym
You might like a Start-Up if
How Does
SpeakEnglishGym
Achieve this Feat?
They invented World’s First & Only
Spoken English Simulator &
Trainer, a feat apprecaited even by
Oxford University.
They developed World’s First & Only
Content-based Instruction English
advancement Progams. European
Commission says it is the only way
for second langauge learning for
adults.
They developed the Maximum
Number of Interactive Tests than
any other organisation.
SpeakEnglishGym Innovations
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Smart English through Technology & Science
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How Did Englishmen Cheat Indians on English Education?

  • 1. How did Englishmen Cheat Indians On English Education? And, How do Indians Happily Allow the Suffering to Continue?
  • 2. You might like a Start-Up if 1. You enjoy the freedom of doing things your way. 2. You think you are an expert in your field of interest 3. You want to implement your own ideas independently. 4. You are a problem-solver. Higher the risk the higher excitement. 5. You don’t want to share your profits with anybody else. Methods of Ancient England In ancient England, Latin was taught by means of what has been called the Classical Method: focus on grammatical rules, memorization of vocabulary and of various declensions and conjugations, translation of texts, doing written exercise. What was the logic behind adopting such a methodology? Languages were not being taught primarily to learn oral communication. Languages were taught to learn for the sake of being "scholarly" or, for gaining a reading proficiency in a foreign language.
  • 3. You might like a Start-Up if 1. You enjoy the freedom of doing things your way. 2. You think you are an expert in your field of interest 3. You want to implement your own ideas independently. 4. You are a problem-solver. Higher the risk the higher excitement. 5. You don’t want to share your profits with anybody else. Methods of Ancient England In ancient England, Latin was taught by means of what has been called the Classical Method: focus on grammatical rules, memorization of vocabulary and of various declensions and conjugations, translation of texts, doing written exercise. What was the reason? Languages were not being taught primarily to learn oral communication. Languages were taught to learn for the sake of being "scholarly" or, for gaining a reading proficiency in a foreign language. You might like a Start-Up if 1. You enjoy the freedom of doing things your way. 2. You think you are an expert in your field of interest 3. You want to implement your own ideas independently. 4. You are a problem-solver. Higher the risk the higher excitement. 5. You don’t want to share your profits with anybody else. Oxford & Cambridge Methods For the people of England, English is their mother tongue. They speak English at home. By the time they reach school-age, they are already in a position to ‘manage’ English. What they need from school is the training to use ‘correct, structured English’. Therefore, Oxford, Cambridge methods are heavy on grammar from the day one! They create ‘Grammar Scholars’ because they need not (or are not meant to) develop ‘Oral Communication skills’.
  • 4. You might like a Start-Up if 1. You enjoy the freedom of doing things your way. 2. You think you are an expert in your field of interest 3. You want to implement your own ideas independently. 4. You are a problem-solver. Higher the risk the higher excitement. 5. You don’t want to share your profits with anybody else. Methods of Ancient England In ancient England, Latin was taught by means of what has been called the Classical Method: focus on grammatical rules, memorization of vocabulary and of various declensions and conjugations, translation of texts, doing written exercise. What was the reason? Languages were not being taught primarily to learn oral communication. Languages were taught to learn for the sake of being "scholarly" or, for gaining a reading proficiency in a foreign language. You might like a Start-Up if 1. You enjoy the freedom of doing things your way. 2. You think you are an expert in your field of interest 3. You want to implement your own ideas independently. 4. You are a problem-solver. Higher the risk the higher excitement. 5. You don’t want to share your profits with anybody else. Oxford & Cambridge Methods For the people of England, English is their mother tongue. They speak English at home. By the time they reach school-age, they are already in a position to ‘manage’ English. What they need from school is the training to use ‘correct, structured English’. Therefore, Oxford, Cambridge methods are heavy on grammar from the day one! They create ‘Grammar Scholars’ because they need not (or are not meant to) develop ‘Oral Communication skills’. You might like a Start-Up if 1. You enjoy the freedom of doing things your way. 2. You think you are an expert in your field of interest 3. You want to implement your own ideas independently. 4. You are a problem-solver. Higher the risk the higher excitement. 5. You don’t want to share your profits with anybody else. How Do this Make Indians Dumb? Unlike British, English is not our mother tongue. We don’t speak English at home. According to cognitive educational psychology, ‘Meaningful Speaking’ must be the first step in learning any new language. It is because by speaking, we gain confidence, start loving the language, and get ready to learn grammar rules. (As we learned our mother tongue) However, over emphasis on ‘repulsive’ English grammar at the very early age, the brutal ways in which the teachers enforced the grammar/vocabulary mugging-up, and no emphasis on speaking lessons, make us ‘Non- talking, Purposeless, Grammar Scholars’!
  • 5. How Do Indians Suffer? Wherever there is a grammar-intensive examination, Spelling bee competition, Indians emerge victorious. Wherever there is an examination, where new ideas are to be generated, articulated and delivered on the spot, most Indians fail. For example, in competency tests like IELTS/GRE/TOEFL etc, & in Interviews. In listening test, candidates neither catch up with the recording nor understand the accent. They miss points, can’t grasp the underlying ideas of dialogues, don’t understand the questions, write answers with the wrong grammar. In reading test, candidates get lost in the reading matter. They fail to understand where to look for answers as they miss the connection and relationships. In writing test, candidates fail to write with coherence, cohesion, right vocabulary and sentence structure. They search for words to build relationships and logically divide the idea into paragraphs. In speaking test, candidates fail to understand the real meaning of the question quickly. They fail to formulate answers based on cue-cards. They fail to form right responses with variety of grammar rules. Teachers are aware of this. However, they enjoy following the failed methods. Why?
  • 6. Why the Failed Methods are Still So Popular? Classical Method does virtually nothing to enhance a student’s communicative ability in the language. It is remembered with distaste by thousands of school learners, for whom foreign language learning meant a tedious experience of memorizing endless lists of unusable grammar rules and vocabulary and attempting to produce perfect translations of stilted or literary prose (Richards and Rodgers 1986:4). Then, why is it so popular? It is convenient (and no risk) to think that the best way to learn English is the way the native English people do. It requires few specialized skills / little efforts on the part of teachers. Any unemployed can teach English! Test of grammar rules and of translations are easy to construct and can be objectively scored. Even a computer or illiterate person can evaluate MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions) tests. Many standardized tests of English still do not attempt to tap into communicative abilities, so students have little motivations to go beyond grammar analogies, translations, and rote exercise. The English skills acquired through this method is enough to acquire mediocre skills in Engineering / science areas, where Indians try to focus. Rote-learning in many other areas of education is encouraged. Therefore, nobody finds faults with the tedious experience of memorising endless list of unusable grammar and vocabulary lists. In a society where the student’s career success doesn't depend on his ability to convince, debate, argue, or motivate, his/her English skills are judged only through the ‘grades’ in grammar tests!
  • 7. You might like a Start-Up if What is the Only Proven Way for Indians to Acquire English Skills? Begin with Listening & Speaking as they did in the case of their mother tongue Hindi, Panjabi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu etc. Develop proficiency in Listening & Speaking. Learn the intricacies of English (grammar, usage, vocabulary etc) through a theme, the learner is passionate about or interested in. Take maximum number of Interactive Tests.
  • 8. You might like a Start-Up if What is the Only Proven Way for Indians to Acquire English Skills? Begin with Listening & Speaking as they did in the case of their mother tongue Hindi, Panjabi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu etc. Develop proficiency in Listening & Speaking. Learn the intricacies of English (grammar, usage, vocabulary etc) through a theme, the learner is passionate about or interested in. Attempt maximum number of Interactive Tests in Listening, Reading, & Writing. You might like a Start-Up if Which Indian Organisation is Equipped to Provide Such a Training? Nobody Except SpeakEnglishGym You might like a Start-Up if How Does SpeakEnglishGym Achieve this Feat? They invented World’s First & Only Spoken English Simulator & Trainer, a feat apprecaited even by Oxford University. They developed World’s First & Only Content-based Instruction English advancement Progams. European Commission says it is the only way for second langauge learning for adults. They developed the Maximum Number of Interactive Tests than any other organisation.
  • 9. SpeakEnglishGym Innovations Spoken English Simulator & Trainer Professional Interview Simulator & Trainer Smart English through Technology & Science Smart English through Love & Romance Smart Communication through Management Ideas Smart English through Movies Smart Communication through Wit & Wisdom
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