> Ask your self every week : What do I want to learn this Week ?
Asking yourself this question every week will help you stop and think about what is most important to you.It is easy to focus only on the current alphabet ,exercise, etc. If you take a moment to stop and set a goal for yourself every week, you will notice the progress you are making and , in turn , become more inspired by how quickly you are learning English! You will be surprised at how this feeling of success will motivate you to learn more and more.
> Breakup the Task into small and manageable pieces
Do not try to cram words. Instead , tackle about 20 to 30 words at a time.
> Learn words in the context of story
This is a very beautiful way of learning. You learn with reference to the context.Try and write short paragraphs with respect to some specific words. Also use 10 to 15 newly learnt words in this paragraph.
> Discuss words with your friends
Form a small group of friends interested in vocabulary building. you and your friends should be excited to discover and discuss new words.Use new words while talking to your friends. You should make it a way of your life.
> Quickly review important new words shortly before going to bed
Research has shown that our brains process information that is fresh in our mind while we sleep. By going over some exercise, or by reading before you go to bed , your brain will work away on this information while you sleep! sounds interesting?
>While doing exercise and when alone at home or in your room, speak English aloud
Connect the muscle of your face to the information in your head. Just as understanding the basic of cricket does not make you a great cricket player, understanding grammar rules does not mean you can automatically speak English well. You need to practice the act of speaking often. Speaking by yourself at home and reading the exercise will help connect your brain to your facial muscles, improve pronunciation and make your knowledge active.
Asking yourself this question every week will help you stop and think about what is most important to you.It is easy to focus only on the current alphabet ,exercise, etc. If you take a moment to stop and set a goal for yourself every week, you will notice the progress you are making and , in turn , become more inspired by how quickly you are learning English! You will be surprised at how this feeling of success will motivate you to learn more and more.
> Breakup the Task into small and manageable pieces
Do not try to cram words. Instead , tackle about 20 to 30 words at a time.
> Learn words in the context of story
This is a very beautiful way of learning. You learn with reference to the context.Try and write short paragraphs with respect to some specific words. Also use 10 to 15 newly learnt words in this paragraph.
> Discuss words with your friends
Form a small group of friends interested in vocabulary building. you and your friends should be excited to discover and discuss new words.Use new words while talking to your friends. You should make it a way of your life.
> Quickly review important new words shortly before going to bed
Research has shown that our brains process information that is fresh in our mind while we sleep. By going over some exercise, or by reading before you go to bed , your brain will work away on this information while you sleep! sounds interesting?
>While doing exercise and when alone at home or in your room, speak English aloud
Connect the muscle of your face to the information in your head. Just as understanding the basic of cricket does not make you a great cricket player, understanding grammar rules does not mean you can automatically speak English well. You need to practice the act of speaking often. Speaking by yourself at home and reading the exercise will help connect your brain to your facial muscles, improve pronunciation and make your knowledge active.
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