Learn Chinese in China with Keats School

The new attempt in to teach Chinese Characters

November 8, 2013

 Since 2003, the writer has practice the new method of teaching Chinese Characters based on the writer’s experience. At the same time a book named “原味中文” (yuán wèi zhōnɡ wén)has been compiled by the writer which had been published in 2008 in France. This book is effected by the spirit of “基本字带字”(jī běn zì dài […]

Methods of Using Mandarin Chinese Multimedia and Questioning

November 8, 2013

The process of learning knowledge and skills for students is a complex process of the gradual combination of perceptual knowledge and rational knowledge. There are four stages to go or students who study in China, namely, perception, comprehension, consolidation and application. With the development and widely use of the teaching apparatus in most Chinese school in China, […]

How the New Chinese Words are Produced?

November 8, 2013

The most obvious characteristic of the words in development is the constantly created new words. Foreign students who learn Mandarin should know the so-called new words are the words that created in the developing process but not existed in the former vocabulary system. However, the “new” is a relative time concept because we can say every word […]

Tips for Teaching Chinese in Mandarin Language Schools in China

November 8, 2013

Tips C Game: finding the missing people Teaching object: zero level beginners Details: Ask one student to stand in front and let other students look at him or her carefully is also one of the tips for teaching in Mandarin language school. Then ask the student hide outside the classroom. And tell the other students […]

The TPR method of Teaching Chinese to Students Who Learn Mandarin in China

November 8, 2013

Nowadays, teaching Chinese as second language has been another hot spot of education. Many people think by mistake that the beginning of teaching Chinese to foreigners who learn Mandarin in China is very low and its requirement for educator’s quality is not that high and anyone who can speak Chinese is qualified to be the […]

Grass Writing in Chinese Calligraphy

November 8, 2013

The grass writing is a kind of style of calligraphy that breakthroughs the strict forms of Chinese characters, making the Chinese characters being written simpler. When you learn Mandarin, you will know it originated from the casual writing way of official script in Qin period. There are also different types of the grass writing with different […]

Chinese Characters Learning and Memorizing

November 8, 2013

Chinese characters are difficult to write and boring to learn for overseas students who learn Chinese language in China. To solve this problem, some interesting games are designed to stimulate students’ interest and initiative to study Chinese. It often happens that students who learn Chinese in China can’t remember the words have learned not long ago. To consolidate and […]

Crucial Reasons of “Going Out of Tune” for Chinese Learners

November 8, 2013

During the three-year’s experience of Chinese teaching to foreigners who learn Mandarin in China, the author had comparative analysis and error analysis on the phenomenon of “going out of tune” for Chinese learners whose mother tongue is Spanish and would like to share some research results with everyone. The phenomenon of “going out of tune” […]

The Study of Solving the Problem of “Going Out of Tunes” When We Teach

November 8, 2013

According to my finding, I want to introduce the methods I use as following to the students who study Mandarin. 1. The comparison of Chinese and Western language talking speed Teachers measure and compare the talking speed of Spanish and Chinese together with students who study Mandarin and find how many syllables of Chinese and […]

Leading-in with Humor and Riddle

November 8, 2013

For most people who just start to learn Chinese in China, they may think it is a little boring because Chinese is difficult to study for them. Therefore, they may choose to attend Chinese school in China. So, teachers take great responsibility in increasing their interests in learning Chinese. In the following parts, some ways of starting a […]

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Rients | Netherlands
Small Group Chinese Class

Kunming is a great place to learn Chinese in China because not many Chinese on the street speak English. Keats has been a great school for me and a lot of other foreigners who studied in China recommended it to me. I think they are all right. The study method here is really structured. They make learning Chinese really easy. There are also a lot of cultural and natural places to visit.

Kristen | Canada
Small Group Chinese Class

I have really enjoyed the Chinese course in China at Keats and meeting the teachers here and the students. We have a lot of fun in class. It is a really great school to learn with good teaching methods and a really good textbook, examples and games, and everything.

Judith | USA
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

Listening and speaking in the classroom every day has improved my communication skills. After three weeks, my new words and sentences became more and more natural and fluent. Now I am used to thinking in Chinese, and I understand better what other people say, to be able to have real conversations with other people.

Claudia | Australia
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

I’ve been at Keats school and Kunming now for one month doing the one-on-one Chinese lessons with two different teachers. I really enjoy it. Both of my teachers are very friendly and patient. They really helped me to improve my Chinese, both of my reading and speaking. I really enjoy studying Chinese in Kunming as well. This city is really beautiful and the weather is nice, the air is clean. It’s one of the best cities in China to study Chinese.

Jade | UK & Mauritius
Small Group Chinese Class

I think the Chinese learning environment here is great. The teaching methods are also very interactive and fun. What I particularly enjoy here is the fact that my teacher does not stick to the textbook. We spend a lot of time discussing general topics, such as Chinese culture, world news, typical expressions used by local people. We also discuss social and economic topics.

星河明 | Japan
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

I took the one-on-one Intensive Chinese class for 6 hours a day. The classes are very interesting. The teachers are caring and the content the teacher teaches me is suitable for my level. It is an easy way to learn Mandarin. I have a lot of time practicing Chinese in class. The food is great here. I have improved my Chinese through this program at Keats.

Robert | Netherlands
Small Group Chinese Class

Since last semester, we started studying Chinese at Keats. It was the best choice we can ever make. It is a really good school. The classes are a lot of fun, you learn a lot, but very interactive, so you talk a lot which means it is not just books and writing. Kunming is a really pleasant city to live in, especially if you compare it to other cities in the east. If you like to travel, if you like to study Chinese in a fun way, Keats has the best Chinese language program for you.

Ida | Italy
Small Group Chinese Class

I have studied at Keats for 2 semesters. I highly recommend Keats School. If you are very interested in taking a Mandarin course in China, I would suggest you come to Kunming. Kunming people are very friendly. The weather in Kunming is great. So I recommend that you study Chinese at Keats in Kunming.

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