Shadow English Podcast
Welcome to the Shadow English Podcast! Practice your English listening and speaking skills!
Immerse yourself in engaging content while practicing shadowing (or echoing).
I hope this podcast can be your go-to resource for improving fluency, building vocabulary, and mastering pronunciation.
Designed for English learners of all levels. I talk about whatever is on my mind, but I am open to requests.
I hope this podcast can help you achieve your language goals.
Why Shadow English Podcast?
We focus on shadowing, an advanced technique used by language learners worldwide. By repeating after a native speaker, you'll:
- Sharpen your listening skills.
- Perfect your pronunciation.
- Boost your speaking confidence.
Every episode is crafted to challenge you, motivate you, and make learning enjoyable. Whether you're commuting, relaxing at home, or practicing on the go, the Shadow English Podcast is here to guide you.
Contact: shadowenglishpodcast1@gmail.comTry the Read Aloud App
If you want to read aloud any of my episodes, check out the Read Aloud App (part of the Pera Pera App). A friend and I created this app to help people learn English using research-backed methods.
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Welcome to the unique and engaging Shadow English Podcast!
In each episode, I’ll share my thoughts on various topics, which may not seem entirely original in the world of podcasts. However, the distinct feature of this podcast lies in the opportunity for listeners to shadow me line-by-line. This podcast is specifically designed for non-native English speakers looking to enhance their listening and, most importantly, speaking abilities. First, listen to the episode, then listen again and shadow me line-by-line. This is a great way to build up your speaking confidence!
In this episode of Shadow English Podcast, we explore a fun and useful idea from Todd Beuckens, the creator of ELLLO.org, a popular website for English listening lessons.
Todd shares his “4 Types of Students” theory, based on motivation.
He says students are usually one of these:
Player, Pupil, Participant, or Prisoner.
Each type has different reasons for learning—
Some love the subject,
Some love being a good student,
Some just enjoy the social time,
And some… don’t want to be there at all.
I also share my own thoughts about how teachers can support these different types in the classroom.
🎙 Shadow along line-by-line with this episode to practice listening, rhythm, and speaking!
👍 Like and subscribe if you enjoy the podcast.
📩 And let me know in the comments:
Which type of student are you (or were you)?
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