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The parent is not the teacher — the parent keeps the daily time

Families who start teaching English at home tend to stall at the same point. The parent models the pronunciation, explains the meaning, corrects the mistakes — and runs out of energy. A parent unsure of their own accent may hesitate to start at all. Yet the things a parent truly has to do for a child's English are fewer than most people think. Native-speaker audio supplies the sounds, pictures show the meaning, and comparing a recording with the model shows what was different. Two jobs are left for the parent: keeping the same time every day, and listening to the voice their child recorded. Correcting every wrong sentence tends to make children go quiet. For twenty-six years, since 2000, Huston has taught in the classroom by repeating a sentence back correctly instead of pointing out the error. Say Global English brings that approach home. Your child listens to stories, reads along, records, and speaks 1:1 with an AI tutor. Menus and guidance appear in 8 languages, so a parent who does not speak English can still read what their child did today, and progress is saved to the account, so what was started on a phone continues on a computer. Start with the free level test to find your child's starting point.