Pronunciation:

I think most people start off with Pronunciation, it’s a basic learning mode that indeed helpful for new beginners at speaking French. For me, I feel like it was the most helpful since my weakness is speaking French fluently.

(Talking about music – ImmerseMe Reflections F2023/S2024 – Google Docs)

Writing/Dictation Preview:

It was at first confusing because I though you would have to write the vocabulary terms in the missing French sentence, but when I learn that ImmerseMe wanted use to write what they were projecting, I know that program was really helpful to their audience by making it easy and making it so that students go at their own pace of learning. For me, Writing/Dictation was also helpful to me because when we have to write 8 to 9 phrases on our test, I got better at writing key vocabulary for my answers.

(Grocer Vocabulary – ImmerseMe Reflections F2023/S2024 – Google Docs)

Translation Preview:

Translation would be difficult to some students, especially me but with having an English word they want you to pronounce in French, it makes it diffecult to remember the French vocabulary. Though this learning mode was diffecult for me, I enjoy using this mode a lot. I kind of thought of it as a challenge to really think and remember the key term you have learned.

(Buying a Croissant – ImmerseMe Reflections F2023_S2024.docx – Google Docs)

Immersion:

Though Translation seems like a difficult learning mode, Immersion was a bit more of a challenge. I say this because everything is in French, but since I have grown in learning French, I have understood the hints Immersion was giving me. Immersion was not the best learning mode, but its good at teaching students’ French instructions.

(Buying a Coffee – ImmerseMe Reflections F2023/S2024 – Google Docs)