Whole Brain English Storm

Author: Wang Huabin
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The native language of Chinese people is Chinese, which has significant differences from the alphabetic language of English, making it somewhat challenging to learn. However, many people still learn it well. This shows that Chinese people generally have high linguistic talent. Many people complain that English is difficult to learn, but in fact, English is much easier to learn than Chinese. The reason is that Chinese people start learning English relatively late, unlike their native language, which they are exposed to indirectly even before birth. After birth, they are immersed in it through long-term exposure, combined with good family education and formal schooling. If such an English environment is available, learning English becomes even easier. We advocate starting to learn English as early as possible, or even earlier, but if the opportunity was missed in the past, there is no need to regret or worry. As long as the right methods are used and perseverance is maintained, it is definitely possible to learn English well. Many people work very hard but still struggle to learn it well, while others who do not put in as much effort can still learn it quite well. The core secret lies in the method! Using good methods to learn English can achieve twice the result with half the effort, whereas learning without a method can lead to half the result with twice the effort. In contrast, the difference is significant. As a learning method and strategy, Whole Brain English Learning summarizes research findings on foreigners learning English and the experience and lessons of Chinese people learning English. It draws from the strengths of various approaches and integrates them comprehensively, effectively helping everyone improve their English proficiency and ability. Whole Brain English Storm is one of the research achievements of the author's "Whole Brain Learning" series and is a book about developing brain power to learn English easily and effectively. It employs a five-in-one Whole Brain English Learning method combining the Benchmark Method, Singing Method, Deconstruction Method, Music Bath, and Full Speed Method. These methods are interwoven and interconnected, powerfully advancing the learning and memorization of English words, sentence patterns, grammar, dialogues, and English thinking, aiming to achieve efficient and high-capacity learning, mastery, and use of English.
The Benchmark Method proposes techniques for utilizing and memorizing English vocabulary; the Singing Method requires repeatedly singing common sentence patterns in English conversations like singing a song; the Deconstruction Method helps learners grasp the basic structure and variations of English sentence patterns through analysis; the Music Bath selects English songs and jokes based on the principle that music with specific frequencies can open up information channels in eight intellectual regions of the brain, allowing learners to achieve maximum efficiency while learning with music; the Full Speed Method proposes seven methods for using English thinking, while also listing various English websites and online English dictionaries. The virtual English world on the internet helps people learn English more intuitively. The book combines Chinese explanations with English examples, making its content easy to understand yet profound. It is highly practical and widely applicable, making it an invaluable guide for those who want to achieve twice the result with half the effort in learning English. The author has applied this method in practical teaching during his research in the U.S., running schools in Canada, and giving lectures in China. Many learners have achieved excellent results by using Whole Brain Learning to study English. Learning English, like learning other knowledge, is fundamentally the same. As long as the right methods are used and applied well, people of any age or level can learn English well.