Video English Learning Made Easy

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Video is a great way to engage learners with rich, interactive content. But creating effective videos requires a little prep work.

EF’s YouTube channel takes a different approach to language learning, with videos that are fun and entertaining. It’s perfect for beginner English learners. It also offers fast-paced lessons for advanced learners. 

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Study with Andrea

Andrea has worked in education for over twenty years. Her career has included research and policy roles with child and youth-focused nonprofit organizations. She has also led a number of national projects, including the Race to the Top-District personalized learning portfolio. She currently serves as a Senior Policy Advisor for WestEd’s Culturally Responsive Systems team.

She has taught students with diverse academic and emotional needs. She has a bachelor’s degree in psychology and has received numerous awards for teaching and leadership. She is passionate about supporting students in developing their own voice. Her goal is to help students achieve their potential, regardless of their academic and social challenges.

English Made Easy is a breakthrough in the way beginner English learners are helped to learn. It combines a revolutionary pictorial approach with a detailed explanation of how language works to make learning English easier and more productive. The book is divided into five units and each one is accompanied by a reading and comprehension practice activity. The first four units present language and provide learners with opportunities to practice the new language.

The worker interviewed this maternal aunt, Elizabeth, on September 17. She reported that Andrea had been hospitalized three or four times in the past year for her mental health problems. She said that she had been diagnosed with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, and epilepsy. She was taking Zoloft and Dilantin for her seizures and depression.
Learzing

English learners can use YouTube videos to practice speaking, vocabulary and more. Unlike some other learning programs, YouTube lets you pause and rewind for easy review, so you can learn at your own pace.

Another great video resource is the YouTube channel Study with Andrea, which features bite-sized English lessons. The channel focuses on American English vocabulary, pronunciation and conversational practices. Its host, Andrea Giordano, speaks clearly and slowly to help English learners commit words to memory. Her videos also cover advanced topics like idioms and phrasal verbs.

National Geographic is another popular choice for English learners. This educational channel offers a wide variety of engaging videos, including documentaries and science news. Its videos are often captioned and subtitled for non-native English speakers. The channel also has a number of popular English learning apps, such as Idiom Land, which contains 1K+ idiom cards, and Slang Card, which covers 250+ slang phrases.
VOA Learning English

Launched in 1959, VOA Learning English is a multimedia source of news and information for millions of learners worldwide. This website offers a variety of free video and audio programs that allow language learners to build their vocabulary, strengthen speaking skills and improve their ability to communicate for work or school. The site features content that is drawn from world news, business, science, U.S. life and culture, idiomatic expressions and a range of other topics.

In addition to the news videos, this website also provides short video clips that help to explain some difficult words and concepts, including rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune disease that destroys healthy joints. The videos are short and engaging, making them perfect for use in classrooms.

Another great option for learning English through news videos is FluentU, which transforms real videos like music videos, movie trailers and motivational speeches into tailored language learning lessons. Each video comes with built-in learning tools, including flashcards and quizzes, that let language learners practice and test their understanding.

This website is easy to navigate and provides a range of English learning opportunities. From a selection of video news stories to podcasts on current events, it is the ideal resource for students looking to practice their English listening skills. Videos are brief, often lasting less than two minutes, which makes them the perfect bite-sized English lesson for busy students.
Learn American English

Almost 2 billion people worldwide speak English as their native or second language. Of these, American English is one of the most commonly spoken variants. Learn it and you’ll find yourself better able to understand your favorite movies, TV shows, music and books from Hollywood, as well as many international businesses.

YouTube is an excellent resource for learning English. Whether you’re looking for videos that explain basic grammar rules, vocabulary or conversational phrases, there’s something to help you. National Geographic, for example, has a video channel that’s geared toward English learners and features their narrators, interviewees and other personnel speaking clearly in clear accents. This makes it easy to hear the pronunciation of each word and follow along.

Another useful YouTube channel is Pronunciation Pro. Hosted by Annie Ruden, this series offers a relaxed teaching approach to English learning. It’s a great choice for beginners, as it covers all the basics such as pronunciation, vocabulary and conversational practice.

FluentU is a website and app that takes authentic English-language videos (like music videos, movie trailers, news or inspiring talks) and turns them into personalized lessons. The program keeps track of the vocabulary you’ve learned, gives you extra practice with difficult words and even reminds you when it’s time to review. You can get a free trial of the program and start learning English online today.
Rachel’s English

Rachel’s English YouTube channel is a must-see for anyone interested in American English pronunciation. A classically trained opera singer, Rachel has a unique insight into the nuance of spoken language and the musicality of pronunciation. Her lessons provide a relaxed teaching approach, making them especially useful for intermediate to advanced learners of English as a Second (or Third!) Language. Her lessons are focused on American slang, idioms, vocabulary and conversations, making them helpful for learners to connect new English grammar and vocabulary to real life situations.

In addition to pronunciation practice, Rachel’s videos discuss the difference between American and British English, and she provides a comprehensive list of the different consonant and vowel sounds in American English. She is also a great resource for learning the basics of English grammar, providing easy to understand explanations and examples of common English verb forms and structures.

The BBC English language channel is another excellent video resource for learners of English as a Second (or third!) Language. In addition to basic pronunciation and grammar videos, the BBC offers a variety of news-related English learning videos that are a good way to familiarize yourself with British culture and the English language in general.

The EF YouTube channel takes a slightly different approach to English as a Second Language, offering a wide variety of fun and engaging travel and lifestyle vlogs that are well-suited for learners of English as a second language. From exploring LA with Angelina, to discovering Cape Town with Maria, EF Vloggers are a fantastic way to learn English while getting a taste of the world’s best cities!
LearnEnglish Kids

English is the world’s language, connecting people globally, unlocking high-flying careers and empowering new ventures. But learning English isn’t easy for everyone. Using videos to teach English is an effective way to make the process fun, engaging and accessible for children and adults alike.

LearnEnglish Kids, from the British Council, is a site that takes a kid-friendly approach to language learning. It features a variety of animated English songs and stories, which are great for young learners. The site also offers a selection of video games that help develop reading, listening and speaking skills.

These games include tracing activities, a game where children match pairs of words and a video that teaches the alphabet. The website is free to use, and offers an option to download games for offline play.

In addition to these games, the site features a large collection of short English videos on topics such as food, animals and transport. The videos are well-paced and feature subtitles to assist non-native speakers.

There are even short English lessons for children, focusing on subjects such as the alphabet and phonics. The site is a great resource for teachers to share with their students, and includes printable worksheets that help reinforce the material covered in each video. You can also download the videos for offline play, which is ideal for classrooms without an internet connection.