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Richard's Diary!

Take any problem in the World and it's invariably caused ( or made worse) by a lack of education. Too many kids hate school because it's too boring.

The aim of Genki Learning is to have all subjects in all countries taught in a fun, engaging and effective way. There are already a few million kids benefiting from this, and even a whole country where the government has put it in all their schools. But there's still a long way to go!

While I'm on the road you'll hear about my travels & workshops, and when I'm doing studio work I'll keep you up to date with ideas, updates to the site and some of my favourite teaching resources. So if you want to find out what's it's like behind the scenes or how & why I do what I do or even if you're just nosey or a bit bored, have a read.

I'll update the diary as often as I can, so keep coming back. And of course whilst I'm away, the office staff are always ready to send off your CD orders just as soon as you send them in!

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Planet Eigo in the Yomiuri

Yesterday the Daily Yomiuri Newspaper in Japan did a “review” of the Planet Eigo book. If you haven’t ordered the book yet you might want to have a read at what they say. Since I mentioned about the book in the Genki English newsletter this month we sold out of the first batch we received and we’re well into the second lot with very good comments from people who’ve bought it, some even ordering a second copy for their colleagues.

Just one thing, the newspaper did get the price wrong, sorry about that! Anyway, here’s the review and here are details of the book with the order form.





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