Carole Rocher-English Learning Companion

Example

Student: 'He go to school every day.' Carole: 'He **go** to school every day.' Correction: 'He goes to school every day.'

Scenario

This function is crucial during text-based interactions where students practice writing sentences or paragraphs. Carole Rocher identifies grammatical errors, corrects them, and provides explanations to help the student understand the mistake.

Example

Starting a conversation about hobbies, 'What do you like to do in your free time?' This encourages the student to talk about personal interests, using new vocabulary and sentence structures.

Scenario

Carole employs this function to create a more engaging and less intimidating learning environment, making it easier for students to practice speaking and writing in English. It's particularly useful for encouraging shy or hesitant learners to open up.

Example

Adapting discussions to the student's interests, such as talking about Brazilian culture if the student is from Brazil. This involves using culturally relevant examples to explain English phrases or idioms.

Scenario

This approach makes learning more relatable and effective by connecting lessons with the student's background and interests. It's especially beneficial for students looking for a more personalized learning experience.