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Description: Comprehensible Input! Forget the unrewarding study of grammar and vocabulary. The modern trend is toward Comprehensible Input. It is the natural way to acquire a new language. Studies show that it is effective and efficient. Experience with Comprehensive Input shows that it can be fun. Input English is designed for adult and teenage English learners to acquire the sounds of the language to foster excellent pronunciation. Grammar and vocabulary are not ignored. No, they are learned and learned well, in context. People who talk with each other over time gradually start talking with similar expressions, similar pronunciations and similar accents. 

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Title: Courage and the Poem That I Cannot Read - Learn English with Comprehensible Input
Caption: courage and the poem I cannot read hello and welcome welcome to input English this episode deals with the concept of courage courage has been talked about for centuries the trouble with courage is it&#39;s not an object it&#39;s not something that you can point to it doesn&#39;t have a particular shape or color it&#39;s a concept it&#39;s an idea and our languages have to be able to deal not only with objects like hand finger nose but also Concepts abstractions things that humans have thought up and need to communicate with each other and courage is one of those things it&#39;s hard to pin down it&#39;s hard to Define one of the ways that people Define words is they go to a reference a dictionary now online and they look it up so if you were to go to a dictionary Source available to you and look up courage it would be defined as a quality an ability to act in the face of fear danger or the unknown that&#39;s a pretty good definition of courage we language Learners in the 21st century use this term that you&#39;re familiar with comprehensible input and we put Great Value in learning language by comprehensible input I&#39;m I&#39;m very much in favor of this but perhaps we&#39;re being a little disingenuous that is not quite candid about that concept now the term is simple it was coined by Steven crashion to my recollection and we currently use it the way he described it the concept behind it that is learning through stories and discussion is as old as human language it&#39;s as old as human Civilization now the reason I got into that part of this discussion is this is how courage frequently is described to people if you want to convey your thoughts on Courage you might tell a story that shows a courageous action a lot of times courageous Deeds are the province of men Valiant men in battle slaying dragons doing huge and heroic things Conquering the oceans voyaging out into space fantastic actions attributed to men I think it gives a skew uh picture of Courage because that really isn&#39;t the essence of Courage my opinion we all recognize the value of courageous men and explorers but I think the picture is much bigger than that societies need explorers and Warriors and courage is essential but you can find courage in the dayt day because it&#39;s very much woven into The Human Experience everywhere an example would be an immigrant family striking out to build a new life what about the nurse who is old enough to retire but goes to work in the emergency room during the pandemic before vaccines were available I would submit that that shows great courage I think as we look around in the dayto day we can see plenty of examples of courage courage on the part of all of us so that brings us back to the topic of today&#39;s discussion I said there was a poem I cannot read looking back at my educational experience I have said before on videos that I was very focused on math and science and I built a career that reflected that and what was missing from that educational experience was literature poetry and language as an adult I&#39;ve attempted to rectify that perceived deficiency and in recent years I have been exploring the richness of poetry although I am no poet I am no expert on poetry I do know what I like I can remember in school hearing the name Edna St Vincent Malay but I would have had trouble telling you who that was now I can tell you that she was a poet from New England she wrote mostly in the early part of the 20th century she wrote a poem which is the poem I cannot read and it is called The Ballad of the harp Weaver I&#39;m not going to read it to you today because I cannot I physically cannot do it I find this poem very poignant it really tugs at one&#39;s heartstrings it is very intense and my response to that poem is uncontrollable but luckily there are several very good readings available for free online and you can just go to YouTube and find them I can&#39;t say that I have a favorite because the two readings are so different one of them I think is by an unlikely reader but it works Edna St Vincent malle&#39;s poem The Ballad of the harp Weaver was read by Johnny Cash yes the country singer very famous singer from Mostly the 20th century his reading is extraordinary the other reading I would direct you to is by the author Edna St Vincent Malay herself this is an old recording it&#39;s available on YouTube the quality of the recording Is Not Great from a technical point of view but you get to hear her voice her inflection her interpretation of her own poem and I frequently really enjoy when an author reads their own work so I invite you to find those recordings of the Edna St Vincent Malay poem The Ballad of the harp Weaver and see what you think about it I invite your comments below for me this is a very poignant powerful piece of poetry hope you enjoyed this episode I invite comments below come see us in future videos see you soon [Music]