Bruce Ballard

 Bruce Ballard first met the Silent Way when he went to South Korea as a United States Peace Corps Volunteer in 1975.  The Peace Corps used the Silent Way to train Bruce and other volunteers to speak Korean.

Since then he has studied other languages with the approach and taken scores of methodology workshops.

From 1979-1980 he worked at Educational Solutions, where he taught English and Korean, and trained public school faculty.

Later, as a doctoral student in Applied Linguistics at Teachers College, Columbia University, he taught Silent Way courses to graduate students.

Bruce currently conducts business writing workshops at The Skilled Writer International with Charlotte Balfour, another colleague from Educational Solutions.

On this site you will find his articles:

• Teaching "A" and "The" the Silent Way
• The Role of Sleep in Language Learning: What I Learned as a Silent Way Teacher

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