From the very first class there is language immersion. You hear a new language and, thanks to the appropriate actions of the teacher, you understand what you hear. When you understand what you hear, your brain automatically decodes the new language and assimilates new structures and words. This is a similar process to how you acquired your mother tongue.

No, absolutely not. 

Language acquisition is not passive, interaction is a key element. From the very first classes, the teacher creates optimal conditions for interaction with the language.

At the beginning, you participate in class using simple words such as 'yes' or 'no' or short sentences. There is no pressure to speak in full sentences and to use language to a degree that you are not yet ready for. Over time you will understand more and more and speak more fluently, enabling richer interaction.

Mówienie jest efektem rozumienia i przychodzi później. Nie możemy odwrócić tej kolejności.  Im większa mentalna mapa języka, tym większe możliwości ekspresji i komunikacji w tym języku. 

It is not a short process and there are no shortcuts, which is easily confirmed by examples where we are able to complete the table with the conjugation of a given verb because we have learned it by heart, but in conversation we are unable to use it.

Organic Spanish refers to the method I use to teach Spanish. Language acquisition is natural or simply organic.

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My mission is to spread knowledge and awareness about language acquisition so that more and more of us can achieve our language goals and dreams.

• To understand the fundamental differences between the traditional model of language learning and language acquisition, I recommend Bill VanPatten's book "While We’ re On The Topic”.
• Here more about TPRS (Teaching Proficiency Through Reading and Storytelling).
• Here more about Story – Listening.
• I recommend that everyone, and especially teachers, read Stephen Krashen's books, especially „The Natural Approach”. I also recommend his articles, available here.