Comments on: Vowel Card Description http://howtolearnthai.com/vowel-card-description/ Sun, 12 Jun 2011 09:02:58 +0000 hourly 1 By: Connyhttp://howtolearnthai.com/vowel-card-description/#comment-33 Conny Sat, 12 Feb 2011 17:47:09 +0000 http://howtolearnthai.com/?p=287#comment-33 <p>To Angela Foin</p> <p>At these links you can found the vowel cards explainations made by the flash cards makers...</p> <p><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOia69VwsRI" title="Part 1"></p> <p><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJCSUBpxu_w" title="Part 2"></p> <p><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Azs3meGjtKc" title="Part 3"></p> To Angela Foin

At these links you can found the vowel cards explainations made by the flash cards makers…

]]> By: Angela Foinhttp://howtolearnthai.com/vowel-card-description/#comment-32 Angela Foin Tue, 07 Sep 2010 02:30:34 +0000 http://howtolearnthai.com/?p=287#comment-32 <p>Are you planning to have video lessons explaining the vowel cards as you have for the consonant cards. I found the ones you did for the consonant cards very helpful and the vowel system is sufficiently complex that the cards alone are not self explanatory.</p> Are you planning to have video lessons explaining the vowel cards as you have for the consonant cards. I found the ones you did for the consonant cards very helpful and the vowel system is sufficiently complex that the cards alone are not self explanatory.

]]> By: adminhttp://howtolearnthai.com/vowel-card-description/#comment-31 admin Tue, 08 Jun 2010 02:48:35 +0000 http://howtolearnthai.com/?p=287#comment-31 <p>Hi Ken,</p> <p>Our first box was a bit too large, and our second a little too small. We hope the third box size will be just right!</p> <p>Cheers, Jeff</p> Hi Ken,

Our first box was a bit too large, and our second a little too small. We hope the third box size will be just right!

Cheers, Jeff

]]> By: adminhttp://howtolearnthai.com/vowel-card-description/#comment-30 admin Tue, 08 Jun 2010 02:47:49 +0000 http://howtolearnthai.com/?p=287#comment-30 <p>Hello Ken,</p> <p>We are exploring various options for Thai language products. Your thoughts are good ones. We agree that multi-model instruction tools have advantages. Thanks for your comments!</p> <p>Cheers, Jeff</p> Hello Ken,

We are exploring various options for Thai language products. Your thoughts are good ones. We agree that multi-model instruction tools have advantages. Thanks for your comments!

Cheers, Jeff

]]> By: Ken Walkerhttp://howtolearnthai.com/vowel-card-description/#comment-29 Ken Walker Tue, 08 Jun 2010 02:40:38 +0000 http://howtolearnthai.com/?p=287#comment-29 <p>BTW, since the cards are all the same size, why are the consonant cards in a larger box than the vowel cards?</p> BTW, since the cards are all the same size, why are the consonant cards in a larger box than the vowel cards?

]]> By: Ken Walkerhttp://howtolearnthai.com/vowel-card-description/#comment-28 Ken Walker Tue, 01 Jun 2010 02:28:30 +0000 http://howtolearnthai.com/?p=287#comment-28 <p>Hi Jeff and Pat, I bought a set of your vowel and consonant flashcards a couple of days ago and look forward to using them with my students. I am interested to know what additional products you intend to publish in the future. I have been looking for Thai reading books based on a synthetic phonics approach without success and hope that you could include this in your plans. I have always tried to use a multi-sensory approach in my teaching and like your cards very much from this point of view.</p> <p>I moved to Thailand from Hong Kong in 2004 after twenty-four years of international school teaching. I live in Bangkok, on the south side of the river and mainly teach privately at home. I have been gathering experience in language teaching and have found the process very interesting.</p> <p>I'm looking forward to hearing about your plans for future products.</p> <p>Orrabest,</p> <p>Ken</p> Hi Jeff and Pat, I bought a set of your vowel and consonant flashcards a couple of days ago and look forward to using them with my students. I am interested to know what additional products you intend to publish in the future. I have been looking for Thai reading books based on a synthetic phonics approach without success and hope that you could include this in your plans. I have always tried to use a multi-sensory approach in my teaching and like your cards very much from this point of view.

I moved to Thailand from Hong Kong in 2004 after twenty-four years of international school teaching. I live in Bangkok, on the south side of the river and mainly teach privately at home. I have been gathering experience in language teaching and have found the process very interesting.

I’m looking forward to hearing about your plans for future products.

Orrabest,

Ken

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