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To celebrate the publication of the first SielpA Books textbooks, we are offering a 20% discount off the first 200 books sold (maximum of 10 books per order with the discount)! This pre-print offer is only available until January 10, 2025, so be quick! Textbooks will be delivered around mid to late January. (December 12, 2024)

Check out the free online practice page via the student page. Through the online practice, you can study vocabulary for each module in the Dictogloss in Action textbooks, practice your pronunciation, practice your writing, and get feedback on your summarizing skills! All of this is for free and can be used smoothly with the Dictogloss in Action books.

Syllabuses are often a pain to prepare. If you are a teacher using the Dictogloss in Action textbooks, we have some syllabuses in both English and Japanese ready for you to copy, paste, and edit as you feel fit for your teaching situation. Send us an email to get access to the syllabuses. (Dec. 5, 2024)

A new tab called Free Stuff has been added to the website. Here, you'll find worksheets that can be downloaded and used for free. Use them with your students or just to review your own English skills. More worksheets will be added from time to time. (Dec. 1, 2024)

Audio for students has been added to the student page. If you would like a wider range of voices reading the dictogloss passages, such as Australia, American, African, and British, send us a message and we will be happy to give you access. Note that this is available only for teachers using the Dictogloss in Action textbooks in their classrooms. (Nov. 29, 2024)

Worksheets to use with the tasks in the Dictogloss in Action textbooks are continuously being added to the teacher's page. Send us a message if you would like access to worksheets to use in class. Note that this is available only for teachers using the Dictogloss in Action textbooks in their classrooms. (Nov. 29, 2024)

Want to know how to do a dictogloss? Click here to check it out. (Nov. 29, 2024)