With Rosetta Stone, you will learn English the way you learned your own native language, without translation or memorization. Native speakers, real-life images, speech recognition and fully interactive software teach you like you learned your first language—naturally. Rosetta Stone is self-contained and intuitive to use. There are no complicated lists to memorize or handbooks to read. With Dynamic Immersion™, you can start learning immediately.
Learn a new language on your computer and reinforce on the go with Audio Companion™. Play Audio Companion CDs on your stereo or MP3 player. Take the Rosetta Stone experience with you wherever you go. "Audio Companion" is a multiple-CD set to play on your MP3 player wherever you are – at home, in the car or on the go.
This Rosetta Stone Student Workbook contains lessons and exercises to help enhance a student’s learning experience. The lessons and activities in this Workbook provide an opportunity for learners to practice their language skills through a variety of reading and writing exercises that reinforce the lessons and concepts covered in the Rosetta Stone® software.
Learn a language naturally with Dynamic Immersion? The Rosetta Stone language program aims to make learning easier and more effective by scrapping dense explanations in favor of a visual teaching style featuring pictures, audio and text. The Rosetta Stone language program aims to make learning easier and more effective by scrapping dense explanations in favor of a visual teaching style featuring pictures, audio and text. Created by Fairfield Language Technologies in 1992, Rosetta Stone has been adopted by West Point, NASA and over 10,000 schools, according to the company.
The Rosetta Stone software utilizes a combination of images, text, and sound, with difficulty levels increasing as the student progresses, in order to teach various vocabulary terms and grammatical functions intuitively, without drills or translation. Their award-winning method is called the Dynamic Immersion method. The goal is to teach languages the way first languages are learnt.
