By watching this video lesson, you will learn the solutions you need to take your English to the next level.
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LESSON NOTES
- Reason # 1 | You don’t know what to study
- Main Problem: Too many options…
- Solutions
- Study in groups
- “Think of topics that you are actually interested in (and speak about regularly). Then, find words, expressions, idioms, and discussion questions about those topics.”
- Create goal specific study plans
- “Think about what you want to accomplish. Then find study plans/guides that will help you reach those goals. This solution will help you know exactly what to study and for how long.”
- Study in groups
- Reason # 2 | You don’t have time to study
- Main Problem: It’s hard to balance work, family, and life…
- Solutions
- Pick one set time to study each day
- “You can decide the exact amount of time, but try to select a specific time that you will study every single day. This may be 5 minutes in the morning or 10 minutes at night.”
- Change up the style
- “If you change things up you won’t be as bored. Instead, you will look forward to studying English. In other words, you will make time for something you enjoy.”
- Pick one set time to study each day
- Reason # 3 | You don’t have a way to practice
- Main Problem: You don’t have anyone to practice with…
- Solutions
- Join an online group
- “There are tons of online groups where you can practice your English. But, remember to look for groups related to your interests. Join them and start participating.”
- Role play scenes
- “Role playing will help you get more comfortable and also understand the importance of body language when you speak in English. You can also shadow videos you see online.”
- Join an online group
- Reason # 4 | You are tired and burnt out
- Main Problem: You feel overwhelmed and tired…
- Solution
- Take a scheduled break every 2 weeks
- “Your body needs physical rest, but your mind also needs mental rest. So, schedule a “mental break” every 2 weeks. Study hard for 2 weeks and then select a full day (or 2) to simply do nothing at all related to English.”
- Take a scheduled break every 2 weeks
- Reason # 5 | You keep comparing yourself to others
- Main Problem: You feel like other people are better…
- Solutions
- Stop looking at other people
- “You have to stop worrying about other people and their English skills. Focusing on other people only brings stress and discouragement.”
- Analyze yourself
- “You should take the time to analyze your personal progress and see where you need to improve. Then periodically go back and see how you have improved.”
- Stop looking at other people
hello!
I am in such situation ubout to be stuck in my leaning English. I have been conclusively stuck at intermediate level many years ago.
I’ll try to follow your recomendations, bu I am not so organised person as you are.
Could you recomend me a groop with people how are interested in mountain skiing at amators level, please!
Thank you for your emoutional recomandations!
Olga
Hey Olga!
I’m happy you enjoyed the lesson. Here is a method you can use to find some great skiing groups.
1. Go to Google.com
2. Type the following: “Amateur Mountain Skiing Group”
3. Then join!
🙂
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