2019年5月6日星期一

Comprehensible input: where to find it?

Many of you are probably familiar with “The Natural Approach” and Dr. Krashen’s work. I only just began going down that rabbit hole, lots of talk about it but other than the suggestion of enrolling in paid TPRS lessons, there is nothing out there!

Does anyone know any sources of comprehensible input for Mandarin? Thanks in advance

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