Do you have data, or just an opinion?

This is the question that should be asked every single time someone claims that “this method works” or “this is the best way to learn.”

Because in education (and beyond), intuition is often misleading.

🔹 People once believed that language learning was a matter of "absorption" – today, we know it's about structured strategies and explicit instruction. 🔹 For years, dyslexic students were told to "just practice more" – but research shows they don’t need more practice, they need different practice, aligned with how their brain processes language. 🔹 The myth of "learning styles" is still circulating in schools – despite the overwhelming scientific evidence that all brains learn in the same fundamental way, based on the same neural architecture.

💡 Not everything that shines is gold. Not every popular method is effective.

That’s why, when I developed my method Dyslexia in the ESL Classroom, I didn't rely on opinions, gut feelings, or what "seemed to work." Tune in and listen and if you`re a Polish teacher or a language school who want to work on my method, shoot me a message at [email protected]