A personalized GDTE with learning outcomes that I would consider worthwhile, relevant, and important, and from which I would select, might include:
- Identify the key principles of right-brain language learning
- Construct a rationale for comparing the relative difficulty of different languages
- Convert Krashen's theoretical acquisitional framework to create a practical, universal solution to language acquisition
- Compile the best right-brain learning principles
- Identify the best principles of a wide range of online language-learning tools/platforms
- Demonstrate in person the application of my research by learning Te Reo Maori (input only) within 6 months
- Document the above acquisition journey in an ongoing blog on Tuhono
- Survey the reluctance of students (and teachers) to experiment with right-brain techniques
- Devise a set of instructions in English that help students learn English (the bootstraps conundrum)
- Develop the best Asian language dictionary
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