Taking notes for language learning

If you're learning a language, taking notes not only can be interesting and exciting, but it may be essential. In this post, we're going to look at how you can create your own fun and useful language learning notes , notes that truly enhance your studies and help you learn. [fluentu-toc] [easyleadbox id="2fb34e46-99d3-11e7-b5b1-42901faa16c3"] 1. Learn Your Learning Style and Apply It to Note-taking Learning your language learning style is one of the best ways for you to become a language…

To take effective notes for language learning use a popular method such as Cornell notes, outlining notes, mind-mapping notes, charting notes or boxing...

study-hack: Things to keep in mind when learning a foreign language. Always read out loud! Focus on pronounciation and accuracy. You may sound better in your head than in real life, and without practice you won’t improve. Study vocab with flashcards. Take your time to make them. Apply new grammar rules in practice problems. Without application and practice, there won’t be much use to it. Practice, practice, practice! //

39-PAGE NOTE SET FOR DAILY, WEEKLY, OR MONTHLY LANGUAGE LEARNING, NOTE TAKING, GRAMMAR STUDIES AND MORE!

I got a fair amount of feedback on Facebook about my last note taking post. So, I’ve decided to post a more detailed follow-up. First, let me say that I constantly fail to take my own advice.…

The best way to set up your language notebook is to divide your notebook into these 5 sections: goals, grammar, vocabulary, writing and miscellaneous.