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• Lublin, Poland, May 29, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- noProblem , a leading English language school in Lublin, Poland, is excited to announce the launch of its range of online English courses.
• These courses offer learners at every English language level engaging and immersive lessons that have been expertly designed to ensure maximum effectiveness for every type of student.
• Our angielski online offers accelerated and intensive individual courses for adults in general English, group courses, specialist (technical) and business courses.
• Some of noProblem’s online English courses include:
  Advanced: This course offers English training from beginner to advanced levels in small groups to foster a collaborative learning environment.

• But it has never been the case that English was the only language spoken on this island.
• Old English, the earliest ancestor of the modern English language, was a relative newcomer to Britain.
• The Old English language was initially joined by other Germanic languages including Old Norse and Frisian.
• They had such an impact on the English language that it shifted to a new stage of development known as Middle English.

Impact of Germanic migration

• The language the Anglo-Saxons spoke after their arrival, Old English, belongs to the Germanic language family, and it too was quickly influenced by Latin as these pagan people converted to Christianity.
• From the late 8th century, groups of Scandinavian raiders who spoke a different Germanic language (Old Norse) and have come to be known collectively as Vikings were also a significant presence in Britain.
• Many common English words such as kid, stench, egg, yard, skirt, anger, fight, law and knife were originally borrowed from Old Norse.
• Speakers of the Germanic Frisian language, who came from a region that now includes the coast of the Netherlands and north-western Germany, formed a significant community in pre-Norman Britain.

• Voyager Sopris Learning , part of Lexia , a Cambium Learning Group brand, announced that LINKS to Literacy TM, a new reading intervention program for developing readers from kindergarten through fifth grade, is available for pre-order.
• The tutoring product delivers systematic, explicit instruction in the five essential components of reading (phonemic awareness, phonics, vocabulary, comprehension, and fluency) to help ensure students reach reading success.
• Designed for small-group intervention, LINKS to Literacy provides 30 lessons per level with flexible implementation models, including summer or intersession breaks, after-school programs, tutoring sessions, and during school intervention.
• “There is a need for new, innovative solutions that better support students on their diverse reading journeys,” said Cassondra Mantovani, Vice President of Voyager Sopris Learning.

• These standards-based, classroom-ready resources include video segments from the series, discussion questions, vocabulary, and student-led activities.
• TeachRock previously worked with PBS as the provider of lesson plans related to the eight-episode PBS series Soundbreaking, which explores the extraordinary impact of recorded music on the modern world.
• Bill Carbone, executive director of TeachRock offers, "We are thrilled to partner with PBS to offer lesson plans for the extraordinary GOSPEL series.
• The story of Gospel is America's story and offers a powerful, fun way to engage students in US history."