Hosted by Steven · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 69 episodes
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A podcast dedicated to learning languages and living in overseas. How do you find the time, energy and motivation to learn a language while holding down a full time job? Tune in to find out how one expat makes time each and every day to learn and teach languages.
Steven hosts Steven's Language Vlog Podcast, a education show with 69 episodes published.
Episode 69! We take a look at what it's like to fly long haul from Beijing to Vancouver, including some of the issues that can happen along the way. Next, once landed, what's it like to acclimatize to new surroundings? I
Episode 68! Just in time for the holidays and the end of the semester, we take a look at the semester that was, and the year that was, at the university level here in China. What went wrong? What went right? What could w
Episode SIX SEVEN! We promise we won't even touch on that... in this episode. Instead, it's exam time and the students are struggling, not just to find the energy to keep going, but to understand why they can do so well
Episode 66! In this episode we discuss the effectiveness of subject-specific language learning. Does it work better than a more generalized approach to learning a language? Many language learning APPs and books as well a
Episode 65! In this episode we discuss the pros and cons of using children's books to learn another language as an adult. No doubt you've heard from others that you need to read a lot in order to build up your vocabulary
Episode 64! Who Gets to Choose What's Worth Learning? As Beijing's weather turns colder, we tackle a fundamental question that emerged from a recent university class: Who should decide what students study in a language c
Episode 63! Recorded at the end of October, this episode reflects on how the semester is going, especially given a recent exchange with my manager. In brief, two suggestions: Plays games with the students Move the studen
Episode 62! Liaozhai ZhiYi and the Chinese ghost story. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strange_Tales_from_a_Chinese_Studio Strangles Tales as told through the centuries, what are they, who are they about and where can you
Episode 61! Answering the question: Why did I come to China? (Part 2) Was it because of a job? The money? A girl? What are some things to think about if YOU want to move overseas? Do you have to teach English or can you
The Beijing autumn is in full swing! It's the most colourful time of the year! Citations, referencing and the idea of academic honesty. What are they? Why are they important? And do you do them properly? What's it like t
China's on its Golden Week break, seven days of no work… but two need to be made up. Why is it like this and what is there to do? Would you dare go anywhere if you know 10,000 other people were doing the same? Tiananmen,
Episode 58! APP building begins! Let's see where this goes? Have some tasks to complete for the weekend, but this course only lasts one month so gotta get them done. Working on a "to do list" agent, multi agents, languag
SLV Episode 57 Bus adventures! how was it and why did you do it? From Changping to Shuangjing and back again, will be posting this to YouTube. Enjoy your freedom! Enjoy your boredom! It'll change! Life goes fast! Working
Episode 56! Changes in China! No more paper tickets! How important are these anyway?! Didn't go to the Coffee Show this year, it cost 10 RMB! Australian videos done, where to next? -Dubai? Canada? 14 more weeks! Who's co
Wanted to shoot this outside but then remembered why: mosquitoes. And heat and humidity. New week and we're back to school! How is it so far? What's it like and what will we do? -Neat classroom with screens all over the
Episode 54! Welcome TikTokers! Been active there as of late. New platform to teach on? And what am I hearing people need help on? -Reading and listening (practice dictations - USE THIS PODCAST!!) -Speaking -Not too much
Episode 53! Saw Dead to Rights (南京照相馆). Heartbreaking. Lots of people die. About the Japanese invasion of Nanjing and how the atrocities were documented. During the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, postman A Chang posed as a photo
Episode 52 already! LIVE STREAM walk n talk! Let's do this again! What did we see? Question: just what do you have to see when you're travelling? IELTS Top 10 and FAQ: FREE DOWNLOAD! All over on BMAC: Top 10: buymeacoffe
Episode 51! Not as hot, but still humid here in Beijing. Lots of rain and lots of warnings to stay away from the forests, etc. More Australian videos! A couple more to go! Should we try an ASMR video? (ASMR (Autonomous S
With Episode 50 we're back into the groove and thinking about just what makes a book worth saving? Shot from the second floor of the Victoria State Library, we could see that some books were off limits to touch. Why is t
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