75 Songs Sure to Make You Happy

75 Songs Sure to Make You Happy Sign up successful Weve included a handy Spotify playlist at the bottom of this article so you can listen to all 75 songs on the list.  Click below to scroll right to it. Spotify Playlist The following songs range from the 1960s up until now, which means weve got a music for every generation. Take a look at our list and  see if you recognize any of these foot-tappers! 75 Songs Sure to Make You Happy  75. Sunshine On My Shoulders by John Denver 74. Walking on Sunshine by Katrina and the Waves 73. All I Wanna Do by Sheryl Crow 72. O Happy Day from Sister Act 71. Happy Together by The Turtles 70. I Wanna Hold Your Hand by The Beatles 69. Happy Days Are Here Again by Barbra Streisand 68. Party in the USA by Miley Cyrus 67. Don’t Worry be Happy by Bobby McFerrin 66. Just Got Paid by  *NSYNC 65. This Will Be by Natalie Cole 64. Ain’t No Mountain High Enough by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrel 63. September by Earth Wind and Fire 62. Feeling Good by Michael Buble 61. Macarena by Los Del Rio 60. What a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong 59. Spice Up Your Life by Spice Girls 58. Wouldn’t It Be Nice by the Beach Boys 57. Fame by Irene Cara 56. Footloose by Kenny Loggins 55. Smile by Nat King Cole 54. Singing in the Rain by Gene Kelly 53. Don’t Stop Believin by Journey 52. The Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow from  Annie the Musical 51.  The Lion Sleeps Tonight by The Tokens 50. Put On a Happy Face by Dick Van Dyke 49. I’m a Believer by The Monkees 48. Love Shack by the B52’s 47. YMCA by The Village People 46. Isn’t She Lovely by Stevie Wonder 45. Blue Skies by Frank Sinatra 44. Beautiful Day by U2 43. Best Day of My Life by American Authors 42. Unwritten by Natasha Bedingfield 41.  Lovely Day by Bill Withers 40. Turn the Beat Around by Gloria Estefan 39. Let’s Get Loud by Jennifer Lopez 38. Dancing Queen by ABBA 37. I Want You Back by Jackson 5 36. What the World Needs Now by Dionne Warwick 35. Bubbly by Colbie Caillat 34.  Here Comes the Sun by The Beatles 33. The Remedy (I Wont Worry) by Jason Mraz 32. Don’t Worry by Madcon feat Ray Dalton 31. Great Balls of Fire by Jerry Lee Lewis 30. Hey Ya by Outkast 29. Forget You by CeeLo Green 28. The Way You Make Me Feel by Michael Jackson 27. Build Me Up Buttercup by The Foundations 26. All Star by Smash Mouth 25. Party Rock Anthem  by LMFAO 24. Baby by Justin Beiber feat. Ludacris 23. Come On Over (All I Want is You) by Christina Aguilera 22. Independent Women Pt. I by Destiny’s Child 21. MMMBop by Hanson 20. Mr. Saxobeat by Alexandra Stan 19. You Light Up My Life by LeAnn Rimes 18. 9 to 5  by Dolly Parton 17. Last Dance by Donna Summer 16.  You Are the Sunshine of My Life by Stevie Wonder 15. Hot Hot Hot by The Merrymen 14. The Best is Yet to Come by Frank Sinatra 13. L-O-V-E by NatKing Cole 12. Steal My Sunshine by LEN 11. Music by Madonna 10. Who Let the Dogs Out by Baha Men 9. Mambo No.5 (A Little Bit of) by Lou Bega 8. Troublemaker by Olly Murs feat. Flo Rida 7. Price Tag by Jessie J feat B.o.B 6.  My Girl by The Temptations 5. Love Train by The O’Jays 4. Livin La Vida Loca by Ricky Martin 3.  Dont Stop Me Now by Queen 2. Get Lucky by Daft Punk feat. Pharrell Williams 1. Happy by Pharrell Williams Spotify Playlist The End There you have it 75 songs sure to make you happy! Do try to listen to them all when you get the chance. If you want to learn more about music like this, be sure to ask your private music teacher more about it. Maybe youll discover how to write your own songs like the ones on this list. Happy learning! Know anymore songs that make you happy? Comment below and share with us! Post Author:  Liz T. Liz T. teaches singing, acting, and music lessons online.  She is a graduate of the Berklee College of Music with a B.M in Vocal performance and currently performs/teaches all styles of music including Musical Theater, Classical, Jazz, Rock, Pop, RB, and Country. Learn more about Liz here! Interested in Private Lessons? Search thousands of teachers for local and live, online lessons. Sign up for convenient, affordable private lessons today! Search for Your Teacher

An Introduction to Drawing

An Introduction to Drawing Learn How to Draw ChaptersMastering the Art of MangaGetting Started with ComicsDoing CaricaturesHow to Draw PortraitsLearning to draw isn’t as easy as you might think. You can’t just pick up some pencils and do a quick sketch to create a comic or manga. While some people opt for drawing lessons, others teach themselves. Anything is possible!There are plenty of tutorials online that can help amateur artists hone their creative skills. Each drawing lesson will help you to learn new drawing techniques, the materials you use, and whether to opt for pencils, charcoal, or felt tips.However, each drawing style is different and there’s a wealth of possibilities in each. In this article, Superprof is looking at the different styles of drawing, be it portraits, comic books, manga, the specifics of each, and how you can get started with each.Don’t forget that each face is different and if you’re trying to make it too symmetrical, you’ll lose realism. You need to study every detail on your model’s f ace and include each imperfection.  Take the time to focus on your model’s hair and the background, too. This will make your portrait more believable.Now that you’re familiar with the main styles of drawing, you can get started with a few basic sketches. You could also learn more with private tutorials from one of the many talented tutors on Superprof!There are three main types of tutorials available: face-to-face tutorials, online tutorials, and group tutorials, and each comes with its pros and cons in terms of learning and cost-effectiveness. What's right for one student may not be right for another so take your time to find the right kind of tutor and tutoring.Face-to-face tutorials are taught with one student and one tutor and they tend to be the most cost-effective type since every minute in the lesson is spent focusing on you as the student. Additionally, the tutor will also spend time outside of the lessons finding resources and planning the time they'll spend with you.On line tutorials are similar to the face-to-face tutorials but take place either on a call or via webcam. Since the tutor won't have the travel costs to worry about and can fit more students into their schedule as a result, online tutorials are usually cheaper than face-to-face tutorials.Finally, group tutorials are classes with one teacher or tutor and multiple students. However, with group tutorials, you and a group of friends could get in touch with a private tutor to plan lessons that you'll all attend together. These tend to be the cheapest per student per hour.

HEART Tutoring Program Hires First Executive Director - Heart Math Tutoring

HEART Tutoring Program Hires First Executive Director - Heart Math Tutoring HEART Tutoring Program Hires First Executive Director HEART Tutoring Program Hires First Executive Director July 17, 2013 HEART (Helping Ensure Academic Results through Tutoring), a program developed by the non-profit Social Venture Partners (SVP), is proud to announce that following a national search, Emily Elliott has been named as the program’s first Executive Director. Elliott’s unique background in both business and education will bring strength to HEART’s management team and provide the organization with solid leadership for expansion and growth.  Elliott began her career as an investment banking analyst with Wells Fargo before moving to California where she taught math for an intervention-focused middle school in San Jose for two years. She went on to become a Financial Strategy Associate with Rocketship Education, a national non-profit school system that operates public elementary charter schools in low-income areas. Bill Anderson, Executive Director of MeckEd, comments, “HEART and SVP are very fortunate to have hired Emily Elliott as their new Executive Director. Emily’s teaching experience with Teach for America provides her with unique insight and ability to effectively address the challenges faced by those students, families and schools as HEART strives to support Charlotte’s most challenged school communities.” Read the full press release here. This post is in: Blog, Heart News next post: Malleable intelligence

Students with ADHD and Gap Years

Students with ADHD and Gap Years Most parents of high schoolers with ADHD have concerns about sending their teen to college and with good reason. Research shows that college students with ADHD are at higher risk for failing or withdrawing from their classes and are more likely to drop out of college than their classmates without ADHD. While academic accommodations (link to Frequently Asked Questions about Academic Accommodations in College post here) and programs designed specifically for students with ADHD (link to 5 Colleges with Enhanced Services post here) can help increase the likelihood of college success, they may not provide enough support for students who are simply not ready to live independently on a college campus. For these students, a gap year may be worth considering. Gap year programs are becoming increasingly popular across the United States. Some colleges even encourage a gap year for their prospective students since they may give teens time to mature, gain a broader perspective on the world, and hone in on what they want to achieve once they begin college. For students with ADHD, this can sound exactly like what they need. In general, kids and teens with ADHD have delays in skills related to attention, organization, motivation, and social interactions that place them about 2-3 years behind their peers in these areas. In fact, there is substantial research evidence showing a maturational lag in brain development corresponding to these delays in skill development. So, its possible that having an additional year to mature before college may be very helpful. However, these same skill delays also make it more challenging to ensure that the gap year is productive for teens with ADHD. After all, the year is supposed to be used for developing skills and maturity, and not for sitting on the couch playing video games or watching YouTube. If you and your teen are considering a gap year, its essential that structure and supervision are built into the gap year plan. Here are some tips for making the most out of a gap year for teens with ADHD. Encourage your teen to set big-picture goals for their gap year. Your teen should identify three things they want to accomplish during the year. This may involve things like the following: traveling to other parts of the US or internationally gaining skills or a certification in an area they are interested in gaining work experience making new social connections outside of their high school friend group taking a few college-level courses that will allow for a lighter course load during their first college semester taking classes in a specific interest area to help them reignite a passion for learning Consider structured internship programs. There are many structured internship programs available for gap year students, some with internships in the US and some with international placements (check out com and goabroad.com for ideas). Many internships have substantial fees associated with them, so consider cost when weighing your options. Local volunteer organizations may also have internship opportunities that dont cost a dime. Pair skill development opportunities with certification programs. Most teens with ADHD do best when they are working toward achieving a specific goal. Help your gap year student stay focused by enrolling in a certification program in an area that interests them. These certificate programs can be an area of career interest (like information technology, engineering, or healthcare) or they can be more hobby-related (like scuba diving, lifeguard certification, or ski patrol). Certification programs provide structure, opportunities for learning, and access to a social network, and they also look impressive on college applications. Look into a gap year program specifically designed for teens with ADHD. There is one gap year program designed specifically for teens with ADHD: the Gateway Adventure Program at SOAR. The program combines residential living on a campus in Wyoming with adventure travel in the US and internationally. The program emphasizes skill-building in the areas of independent living/life skills, social skills, personal finance management, planning, organization, and time management. Overall, its a fantastic program, although the fees may be high for some families. Consider other accredited gap year programs. There are many accredited gap year programs available that dont focus specifically on the needs of students with ADHD. However, they do provide structured residential living or travel opportunities, internships or community-based volunteer programs, and opportunities for making new friends and social connections. All accredited gap year programs charge fees (often related to travel and residential living expenses) and its important to make sure that the program you choose is accredited by the Gap Year Association. Overall, taking a gap year after high school may provide a real boost for prospective college students with ADHD. Just make sure you and your teen work together to create a plan for a goal-oriented, productive year that will set them up for success when they are ready to start college the following fall. ABOUT DR. MARY ROONEY Mary Rooney, Ph.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of California San Francisco. Dr Rooney is a researcher and clinician specializing in the evaluation and treatment of ADHD and co-occurring behavioral, anxiety, and mood disorders. A strong advocate for those with attention and behavior problems, Dr. Rooney is committed to developing and providing comprehensive, cutting edge treatments tailored to meet the unique needs of each child and adolescent. Dr. Rooney's clinical interventions and research avenues emphasize working closely with parents and teachers to create supportive, structured home and school environments that enable children and adolescents to reach their full potential. In addition, Dr. Rooney serves as a consultant and ADHD expert to Huntington Learning Centers. ABOUT HUNTINGTON Huntington Learning Center is the tutoring and test prep leader. Its certified tutors provide individualized instruction in reading, phonics, writing, study skills, elementary and middle school math, Algebra through Calculus, Chemistry, and other sciences. It preps for the SAT and ACT, as well as state and standardized exams. Huntington programs develop the skills, confidence, and motivation to help students of all levels succeed and meet the needs of Common Core State Standards. Founded in 1977, Huntington's mission is to give every student the best education possible. Call us today at 1.800.CAN LEARN to discuss how Huntington can help your child. For franchise opportunities please visit www.huntingtonfranchise.com. This website does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The material on this site is provided for educational purposes only.

American Eagle Institute

American Eagle Institute American Eagle Institute American Eagles Asia-Pacific Headquarters was founded in 1999 by Stephanie Sun (CEO) and Elsa Wey (President) in HsinChu Science Park. In 2010, The Mainland China Headquarter was established to bring the best of the Taiwanese English education program to the Mainland. Our curriculum aligns with the North American Language Arts standards, and with an effective Spiral curriculum design, WRITE -C teaching method, as well as thorough teaching manuals, we allow our students to achieve near-native English speaking, listening, reading and writing abilities without having to go to international schools or even going abroad. When our students do decide to go to international schools or study abroad, they were able to enter schools without having to go through ESL training course.In short, we pride ourselves in the quality of learning that we deliver. At our schools, we hire only native speakers from government recognized native English speaking countries in order to keep with the regulations. However, as long as applicants are from these recognized countries, we do not base our acceptance on gender nor skin color. As an employer, we do not discriminate. At American Eagle Institute, we are always on the look out forteachers who are experienced and passionate about teaching to join our Eagle family. We also welcome teachers who are less experienced but are interested in learning about how to excel in the ESL industry, because atEagle, we can help you to be a better teacher. American Eagle Institute American Eagle Institute Position: Part-time / Full-timeWorking hours:morning/eveningNumber of hours:14 hrs+Pay:NT$600/ hourStudent : ElementaryJob Description:To teach English with Eagle books.Characteristics: enthusiastic in teaching young kids, stable, and responsible American Eagle Institute American Eagle Institute American Eagle Institute was founded in Taiwan in 1999, and we pride ourselves in delivering quality English language learning in reading, writing, listening and speaking forstudents. As a school, we teachstudents language as well as culture, and we set an example for students by being an equal-opportunity employer. We will hire quality teachers from Canada, US, UK, New Zealand, Australia and South Africa without discrimination on gender, religious belief, or skin color. If you are an outstanding teacher, we want you!

Wuhan Ulink College of China Optics Valley

Wuhan Ulink College of China Optics Valley Wuhan Ulink College of China Optics Valley Ulink College Wuhan is a growing school that was opened in Aug 2014. We are a Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) authorised center that offers IGCSE/A-Level curricula to Chinese students aged 14-19. We are a member of Ulink Education Group, the first school to introduce Cambridge A-Level into China 15 years ago. Up to date, Ulink Education Group has campuses in Guangzhou, Shanghai, Beijing, Suzhou and Wuhan, with more than 3000 graduates, of which, more than 130 were admitted into Oxbridge. We are the only school in China that has been awarded Excellence in Education by CAIE. Ulink College Wuhan is committed to developing professional practices of being student-centered, supporting students in their whole-person development and preparing them for an international life style. Our graduates, although not many, have been admitted to some of the top universities in the world, such as Imperial College, UCL, University of Manchester in the UK, McGill University, University of Toronto and UBC in Canada and Australia National University, Melbourne University, University of Sidney in Australia. Wuhan, where our school is located, is centrally situated in China with 4-5 hour high-speed train access to some major cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chengdu. Wuhan itself is a city with both an ancient history and a thriving present with rich cultures, surrounded by beautiful landscapes and abundant places of historic and cultural interest. To name a few: the Three Gorges Dam is the worlds biggest hydro-electric project; Shennongjia Mountain is listed in the UNESCOs program of Man and Biosphere and Wudang Mountain is in the list of World Cultural and Natural Heritages. When you first arrive in Wuhan, we will have a dedicated Admin team to help you settle down and provide continuous support during your stay to make life easier for you. Great attention will be given to teachers professional development. All newly joined teachers will be provided with a free Cambridge teacher account to access Cambridge teacher resources. Teachers new to Cambridge will be offered opportunities to participate in online or face-to-face trainings. Experienced Cambridge teachers will be offered opportunities to do extended CAIE trainings. We are a professional development qualification centre of CAIE and able to offer Cambridges teacher training and development programs within the school. As a member of Ulink Education group, we also provide our teachers with platform to exchange ideas, experiences and resources with fellow subject teachers in other Ulink schools. As a young and expanding school, we have 260 students now and expect to grow. We provide great potentials for career growth. Experienced teachers will be able to take mentor/trainer roles; teachers who want to grow to leadership roles will also be given opportunities to become head of department, GLC or senior administration roles. We are looking for professional teachers with a growth mind set, passion in education, hardworking and willing to contribute and make a difference in the whole-person development of teenagers in a multi-cultural school environment.

How to Learn a Language by Watching Movies with Your 7 Favorite Websites

How to Learn a Language by Watching Movies with Your 7 Favorite Websites How to Learn a Language by Watching Movies with Your 7 Favorite Websites They give you a break from reality.They take you on exciting adventures.They show that true love can overcome any barriers.But can they really help you learn a language?Learning a language with movies is undoubtedly one of the most fun ways to study.However, it can get a bad rap from students whove fallen victim to mistakes.Dont blame the movies! With the right approach, movies can be powerful language learning tools  that infuse your education with a wonderfully fun way to learn.Some of your favorite resources for watching movies can become your go-to sources for a wealth of language learning material.Heres what you need to know for how to learn a language with movies one resource at a time! Why You Have to Be Careful When Using Movies to Learn LanguagesWhen watching movies in your target language, it can be easy to lean on subtitles. Dont get us wrongâ€"subtitles can be an awesome learning tool. However, if youre using English subtitles, you may accidentally focus on them instead of listening to your target language.Its an easy trap to fall into. After all, youre more comfortable with your native language, so its only natural that you lean on it whenever possible.To avoid falling into this habit, you can consciously focus on only glancing at the subtitles when you dont understand something. You can also use resources that dont offer subtitles or allow you to turn off the subtitles, thereby preventing the temptation to glance down for an easy crutch.If youre learning a language with movies, you could fail to develop well-rounded skills. Thats because movies focus primarily on listening practice. If you manage to find a source that provides subtitles in your target language, you could also get some reading practice.However, movies are sorely lacking in speaking and writing practice. Because of this, you may need to supplement with other resources or use innovative ways to work speaking and writing into your learning routine.Finally, you may get overwhelmed wa tching a movie in your target language. Movies can be pretty long. If you havent done a lot of listening practice in your target language, diving right in with a movie could be overwhelming and make you feel like you dont understand the language at all. Selecting your movie and resource carefully can allow you to find something more level-appropriate that isnt quite so daunting.How to Learn a Language by Watching Movies with Your 7 Favorite WebsitesNetflixNetflix is one of the most popular movie resources out there. Luckily, your subscription also grants you access to tons of foreign language movies. Simply search the name of your target language and movies to find options.Top OptionsArabic Sand StormChinese Us and ThemEnglish OkjaFrench I Am Not an Easy ManGerman Rock My HeartItalian The RuthlessJapanese BleachKorean High SocietyPortuguese The KillerRussian DovlatovSpanish RomaWho Its Best forLearners who already have a Netflix subscription.  If you already have a Netfli x subscription, you may as well turn it into a language learning expense! Plus, using your subscription for language learning can really maximize the value you get out of Netflix.Students looking for flexible subtitling options.  Netflix offers English subtitles for all foreign-language movies. However, it also allows you to remove subtitles, making it a more flexible option than some and allowing you to select which subtitling option is best for you.Students who have a difficult time finding material in their target language.  Netflix offers a greater variety of languages than most movie resources, so if youre struggling to find movies in your target language, Netflix could be a great solution.Whats Unique About ItSubtitling is flexible.  Not all resources allow you to turn subtitles on and off, which makes Netflix stand out as an exceptional option.Netflix offers a huge array of languages.  Many movie resources offer only very common languages or focus on specific regions. Netflix , on the other hand, includes movies from all over the world.How to Get the Most out of ItWant even more flexible subtitling options? Try to find Netflix Originals.  Netflix subtitles are flexible to begin with, but Netflix Originals tend to offer even more options. Thats because Netflix Originals generally offer captions in the language of the movie, too. That means you can watch a movie in Chinese while reading along in Chinese.If you want an easy transition towards greater proficiency, you could also start with English subtitles, rewatch with subtitles in your target language, then rewatch without subtitles.Connect with other language students to discuss what youre watching on Netflix.  If you meet someone online or know someone in person whos studying the same language as you, you could work in speaking or writing practice by communicating about what youre watching in your target language on Netflix. And because Netflix is so widely used, it can be an excellent resource for movi e clubs.FluentUIf you love videos but want additional support, FluentU is a terrific tool.FluentU uses real-world videos, like movie trailers, clips, news, commercials and more, and turns them into powerful learning experiences.Each video is captioned, so you can easily access any words definition, example sentences and an associated image. Want to see a word in a different context? FluentU can also show you other videos on the site that use that word.Plus, because FluentU is flexible, it can work for students of all proficiency levels.Top OptionsMovie trailersShort filmsClips from animated moviesWho Its Best forAll levels of language learners.  FluentU can accommodate any level of language learner. Videos and lessons are organized into six levels: beginner 1 and 2, intermediate 1 and 2 and advanced 1 and 2. You choose what you watch and how often you study. Meanwhile, FluentUs algorithm tracks your learning to present you with level-appropriate questions that build on what you alre ady know.Learners who want to start small. FluentUs subtitles, activities, flashcards and quizzes for each video are extremely detailed, so the software only provides short clips, not full-length films. This makes it easier to get as much as possible out of just a couple minutes of material. Maybe you dont have the time to watch a movie. Or maybe the idea is so overwhelming that you dont know where to start. If thats the case, FluentUs bite-sized clips could be just what you need!Learners with limited time available.  FluentU doesnt require a huge time commitment. You can choose to watch for just a couple minutes a day or watch for hours on end if the mood strikes you. Because you can break your learning down into small, convenient chunks, FluentU is a great tool for students who want to learn with videos without having to set aside hours at a time.Students who want extra learning support.  If youre not fully comfortable listening in your target language, FluentU can provide you wit h the extra learning support you need to get there. Youll have definitions and example sentences at the tips of your fingers, so you can enjoy the benefits of authentic listening with the support of great learning material.Anyone who wants to maximize the learning impact of the activity.  Learning with movies can be great, but if you want to really learn vocabulary, you may need to keep word lists, refer to dictionaries and then study. FluentU can increase the learning impact of watching videos without creating so much extra work. If you dont know a word, you can get a translation instantly. Want to study it more? Just add it to your vocabulary list!Whats Unique About ItFluentU is very flexible.  With FluentU, you call the shots. You choose what you watch, how much time you spend, how quickly you progress, etc. And flexibility is key for anyone trying to fit language lessons into their busy schedule!It offers interactive activities.  In addition to video content, FluentU offers quiz zes that fuse videos, images and example sentences into interactive activities and flashcards that put your knowledge to the test.It can grow with you.  FluentUs algorithm tracks your learning, so FluentU grows with you as your skills progress.How to Get the Most out of ItTry all the features.  FluentU offers more than just great video content. You can also find audio lessons, playlists and flashcard sets. Try out all of FluentUs features to see which work best for your unique needs and preferences.Use FluentU often.  Because you can use FluentU for just a few minutes at a time, its a terrific tool to use often. You can stagger your learning throughout the day rather than studying in one long session. Plus, studying more frequently can keep the language fresh in your brain and prevent backsliding of skills.Use FluentU whenever and wherever its convenient.  Use FluentU online, download the iOS app or use the Android app. Using Fluentu whenever and wherever its convenient can help you use it more often and get more out of it.HuluHulu is another streaming service where language students can find some international content. It isnt quite the fount of international content that Netflix is, but it does offer up some strong options.Top OptionsChinese Shaolin Soccer  French 4 Lovers  Korean The Good, the Bad, the WeirdSpanish The Orphanage  Who Its Best forStudents who already have a Hulu subscription.  Hulu doesnt provide as much international content as some other options, so it might not be worth pursuing a Hulu subscription solely for foreign language content. Therefore, its a good option for anyone who already has a Hulu account. Hey, why not get a little more out of it by improving your language skills?Korean language students.  While Hulu doesnt have tons of foreign content, it does have a decent amount of Korean films, so Korean language students might just love Hulu. Not only does it offer some Korean movies, but you can also find a number of Korean TV sh ows.Whats Unique About ItIts international content is largely Asian.  Unlike Netflix, Hulus international content has a clearer regional focus, and that focus is on Asia. Specifically, Hulu offers a good deal of Korean content.Offerings change often.  Hulus content seems to change pretty frequently, so if you dont find something to watch now, you might in a few days!How to Get the Most out of ItIf you find something you want to watch, watch it as soon as possible.  Because Hulu seems to change content often, if you spot a movie in your target language you really want to watch, try to do it as soon as possible. It would be tragic for it to disappear before you get a chance to learn from it!Try to find scripts in your target language.  Hulu offers English subtitles, but youre unlikely to find as many movies subtitled in your target language as you can on Netflix. Because of this, finding movie scripts in your target language can be a helpful tool to allow you to read along as you watc h. To find movie scripts, try searching the name of the movie and script in your target language.AmazonAmazon has a unique mixture of movies you can stream and movies you can purchase on DVD.Amazon is a particularly good resource for finding familiar movies dubbed in a variety of languages. When purchasing international DVDs, just be sure to check the region to make sure theyre compatible with your DVD player.Having trouble finding movies in your target language on Amazon? Search for your favorite movie on DVD, then scroll down to Product Details. Here, youll find a list of languages you can watch the movie in.Top OptionsChinese Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Mandarin Chinese Edition)French The Little MermaidGerman The Boss Baby  Japanese Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix  Portuguese Trolls  Russian Aladdin  Spanish The Secret Life of Pets  Who Its Best forStudents looking to learn through childrens movies.  Amazon is one of the best resources for finding chi ldrens movies in foreign languages. Because of this, Amazon is a good resource for beginning students or anyone else who would rather enjoy a fun film for kids.Students who are more comfortable watching a familiar movie.  Because Amazon also offers a lot of dubbed movies, its a great place to find movies in your target language that you may already be familiar with in English. Watching a movie you already know in English can help you overcome the language barrier and enjoy the movie in your target language without worrying that you wont be able to follow.Whats Unique About ItYou can purchase DVDs.  Most movie resources focus on streaming, so if youre looking for DVDs, Amazon may be your best option.You can stream some international movies for free with your Amazon Prime subscription.  While Prime Videos doesnt offer tons of international movies, you can definitely find a handful of good options. And if you already have a Prime subscription, watching these movies will give you more b ang for your buck.How to Get the Most out of ItWatch dubbed movies right after watching the English version.  Watching the English version first gives you a clear idea of the plot and meaning. When you watch in your target language, having this familiarity will make it easy to focus exclusively on the language itself.Memorize songs from Disney movies.  Disney movies are incredibly catchy, and you can use that to your advantage! Memorizing songs from Disney movies in your target language can help you remember vocabulary and grammar rules. Plus, your friends will be super impressed if you start belting Ill Make a Man out of You in Chinese!AsianCrushAsianCrush is a streaming service that focuses exclusively on Asian movies and TV.Top OptionsChinese Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?  Japanese Creamy Mami  Korean Two Faces of My GirlfriendWho Its Best forStudents learning Asian languages.  Because the focus is squarely on Asian languages, AsianCrush is perfect for anyone learning Chine se, Japanese, Korean or other Asian languages.Students with specific taste in movies.  AsianCrush offers a lot of filters to help you find the perfect movie to fit your learning goals and mood. You can filter by country, genre and theme, making it easier to find something to fit your tastes.Whats Unique About ItAsianCrush makes it easy to filter by country.  A lot of movie options dont make it easy to find international options, but with AsianCrush, its super easy. Just filter by country. If you select a country where your target language is widely spoken, youll probably find a number of options.However, note that the China region includes largely movies from Hong Kong, which are generally in Cantonese. If youre looking for movies in Mandarin, perusing options from Taiwan is more likely to yield results.You can watch movies for free.  Sure, AsianCrush has premium options. However, it also offers lots of free material supported by ads. This makes AsianCrush a good choice for learners looking to save money.How to Get the Most out of ItTry not to lean on the subtitles.  Movies have English subtitles, and you cant turn them off. So if youre looking for language practice, youll have to make a point not to simply read along in English.Dont be afraid to watch a TV series instead of a movie.  AsianCrush offers a lot of TV series that are just as riveting as movies. Plus, because they often offer several hours of content, you may end up binge watching (and therefore, binge learning).VikiViki is another streaming service that focuses on Asian content. You can find plenty of great movies and TV shows out of China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan and more.Top OptionsChinese Sweet SixteenJapanese By Chance  Korean On Your Wedding Day  Who Its Best forStudents learning Asian languages.  Like AsianCrush, Viki focuses exclusively on Asian languages, so its a great option for students studying these languages.Learners looking for a wider array of subtitling options.  Viki offers subti tles in more languages than most resources, so if youre more comfortable reading subtitles in a language other than English, you might be able to find options here.Whats Unique About ItYou can filter by subtitle options.  If you have a specific subtitle scheme in mind, Vikis filtering option can help you narrow down your search.Theres a wider array of subtitling options.  Viki offers more subtitle options than other sources, so you can find movies subtitled in Arabic, Chinese, English, French and a huge array of other languages, giving learners more options. This is especially useful if English isnt your first language!How to Get the Most out of ItRead reviews ahead of time.  Viki includes reviews of the movies, so its easy read reviews before you watch a movie. While some reviews may contain spoilers, they can also help you understand the film better before you attempt to watch it.Connect with other fans.  Viki offers a community feature with a discussions forum, so you can find ot her passionate movie fans to connect with. Who know, you might even be able to find a great language exchange partner!YouTubeYouTube features user-uploaded videos, but you can also find plenty of movies on the site.Some of them are uploaded by fans, so they may come and go due to copyright restrictions. However, you can sometimes find some great material just by searching movie in your target language.Top OptionsFrench Les Profs  (Teachers)  Spanish Viaje De Chicas (Girls Trip)  Who Its Best forStudents who arent too picky.  If you have specific ideas about genre, theme or subtitling, watching movies on YouTube may not be for you. However, if you want to experiment and see whats out there, its a great choice!Anyone looking for a free option.  You can watch movies on YouTube for free, so its a strong resource for anyone looking to save money or wanting to try learning with movies before they put any money into it.Whats Unique About ItOptions vary in difficulty level.  You may find movies appropriate for complete beginners, like kids movies or subtitled films. You may find movies for advanced speakers, and youll probably find tons of options between those two levels.You never know what youll find.  Not knowing what to expect can be an exciting adventure and test of your skills. Because you might not have subtitles, a movie description or even a title, youll need to use your language skills to figure out whats going on.How to Get the Most out of ItEngage with other viewers in the comments section.  One huge benefit of YouTube is that it features a comments section, which is often quite active. For language learners, this can provide both reading and writing practice. Consider making your own movie review videos.  Youll already be using YouTube for language learning, so why not take it to the next level? Post reviews of the movies you watch in your target language to work some speaking practice into your learning routine.Watching films can be one of the most fu n ways to improve your skillsâ€"the trick is knowing how to learn a language by watching movies.With the right strategies, these resources can be powerful and enjoyable language learning tools.