Good Ear English

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Kids can make a difference

Why are Stig Larsson's (mediocre) novels so popular?

American students can't write well

Posted by Joe Marshall at 8:48 PM

Joe Marshall: "To have a good ear" generally means to be skilled at detecting and rendering nuances in music or language. I am a teacher at a small college in Norway and I created this blog to help my students develop a "good ear" in English, but the posts here are intended to give any reader regular opportunities to engage with the language and a wide variety of interesting topics.

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