There are no vocabulary lists to memorize, instead, the words are taught contextually. Rosetta Stone teaches the language as naturally as possible.
Iris, Judah, and Tilly all used the Spanish program with no complaints. Rosetta Stone is a pricy program but came with great reviews. Using Rosetta Stone as a Foreign Language in Homeschooling We had all three kids work on this for about half an hour a day. It wasn’t just an accent, but many of the words they used were dated (calling all pants trousers) and they didn’t know other common words like laundry (they would just say wash clothes). Interestingly, English is actually the official language of Liberia, but it is a very different dialect than what we speak here in the US. Yup, hundreds of dollars for a course to teach English.
We dropped nearly $400 on Rosetta Stone English. We first began using Rosetta Stone with our children who were adopted from Liberia in 2007. Rosetta Stone and Homeschooling a Foreign Language Here is how we tackled teaching a foreign language in our homeschool. Thankfully, there are literally dozens of programs, books, and software to help. So how exactly did I teach a foreign language (that I don’t speak) in our homeschool? I don’t speak a second language (but did take the required two years of Spanish to graduate) and neither does Chuck. When it comes to homeschooling, few things are as intimidating as the idea of teaching a foreign language. Duolingo Review: Homeschooling a Foreign Language Post contains affiliate links Rosetta Stone vs.
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