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okay today's topic is five ways to make

sure you start on the right foot with

language learning

ever wondered if you're on the right

path with your language learning or if

you're studying the right things and

taking the right steps

well today you'll learn how to start on

the right foot with your language

learning journey

we'll talk about one why you must know

your reason for learning the language

two how to set fail-proof goals and

rewards

three how to match your daily routine to

your learning so that you don't struggle

with the actual learning

four why you need anchor points for

long-term motivation

and five how to improve faster with

ongoing assessment

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but first listen up here are this

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ideas in your target language

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sentence structure x

but y plus must know adverbs for

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if you want to know some secrets and

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spices in your target language

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and much more with this quick vocabulary

bonus

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if you're learning the language but

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soap or toothpaste then you'll

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fifth do you know how to talk about the

weather in your target language

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and phrases

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forever okay

let's jump into today's topic

how to start off on the right foot with

your language learning journey

there are five things you as a language

learner need to address if you want to

start off on the right foot

here they are one your reason for

learning

two your goal and reward three

matching your routine to your medium

four

anchor points and five assessments

if you get these squared away in your

first month you'll be set up to succeed

with any language goal you set

and today we'll walk you through each

point

the first one your reason for learning

why are you learning the language

so why is thinking about your why so

important

here's an example think back to when you

were a kid

and you were trying to save money what

was the first thing you wanted to buy

and how much did it cost you probably

still remember what it was

and how much it cost and because you

knew the specific price

you were able to save up for it if not

at the very least

you made more progress than if you just

said i want to save money

with no specific purpose in mind and

that's the thing

if you know precisely why you're doing

something it's easy to tie a goal to it

and there are all kinds of reasons to

learn a language there's travel

family friends love or maybe you're

living in a country that speaks it

so knowing your reason clarifies your

mission and gives you motivation from

the start

now some reasons are stronger than

others for example

living in a country that speaks the

language is a powerful reason

you need it for survival if your reason

for learning is something simpler like i

just want to watch tv in that language

it's not exactly something you need to

survive

does it matter whether you have a strong

reason or not not necessarily

strong reasons help with motivation

initially but people with strong reasons

can

and do fail and people with weak reasons

succeed

it's all up to the individual but the

point is

you need to know why you're doing this

and that's enough for you to take the

first step

the second point goals and rewards once

you've clarified your reason

it's time to set your goals if you want

to succeed

your goal can't just be i want to be

fluent one day

why because this tells you nothing about

how you'll achieve it or

when you'll reach fluency it's too vague

your goal needs to be small measurable

realistic and have a deadline

so you can clearly see the steps you

need to take to reach your goal

instead of saying i want to be fluent

one day which you can't measure

and can't precisely determine aim for

for example

30 words or one minute of conversation

you can measure these goals

if you have a deadline like by next

month you know your time frame

and unlike a goal like i want to be

fluent a goal like

i want to be able to talk for one minute

is much more realistic

now what about rewards now that you've

set a goal you need to tie

rewards to your goal why rewards

shouldn't you work hard first and worry

about rewards later

because rewards are powerful motivators

you should be working hard

but hard work often is not fun and you

need something to push you through

when you come home after a long day of

work on a rainy day

soaking wet the last thing you want to

do is open a book and start studying

it's so much easier to turn on netflix

or something

but having that reward reminds you if i

achieve this then i get that

so defining what's in it for me what do

i get boosts your motivation

you have something to look forward to

and get you through times when you don't

feel like doing work

the third point is match your routine to

the study medium

once you have your goals and rewards you

need to fit your language learning

into your current life and daily routine

how

sit down and write out your daily

schedule for every day of the week

for example wake up at 7 a.m breakfast

at 8 a.m

get on the bus at 9 00 am work from 9 30

a.m

lunch at 1 pm and so on do this for

every day of the week

that way you can see where you can fit

in learning for example

if you ride the bus in the morning you

can use that time to listen to our audio

lessons

why do this well language learning is a

brand new routine

if you don't work from your existing

daily routines it may not work out

for example if you decide to wake up an

hour earlier to study

now you're adding two new routines

waking up earlier

and learning a language at once one is

hard enough but two makes it even harder

you may not wake up on time you may not

get out of bed you may fall right back

to sleep

the point here is you should piggyback

off of your existing routines

and use a learning medium that matches

your routine

so instead of waking up earlier keep

your daily routine but look for another

way to introduce language learning

write out your daily routine see where

you spend your time and then match your

routine to learn it

if you take walks and listen to music

swap out music for language lessons and

listen along

if you take the bus or train check out

our audio and video lessons

if you usually read in the evenings and

can focus try using a textbook

in all of these examples you're taking

an existing routine and adding language

learning inside

the fourth point is set anchor points

anchor points are the connections you

make to a language that boosts your

motivation and keep you attached or

anchored to your goal so you don't slip

away

so what's an example of an anchor point

for example

if you have friends or relatives that

speak the language and if you're around

them

and you're exposed to the language

you're more likely to learn

same thing with watching tv shows in the

target language you're exposed to it

more

so your interest in learning naturally

goes up also

investing in a textbook or learning

program signing up for classes or for a

proficiency test

all of these are anchor points that

connect you back to the language

why do you need anchor points oftentimes

your initial reason for learning the

language

isn't as motivating as it used to be

maybe you were motivated in month one

but not in month

five that's why people with strong

reasons might fail

so an anchor point gives you another

reason to keep going and boost your

motivation

and also oftentimes the reason we start

isn't the same as the reason we continue

anchor points are not something you need

to worry about in your first month of

learning

but adding them in the second month and

afterward will help you keep going

can you think of any anchor points you

can add leave a comment

finally the fifth point is you need

assessment

now that you have goals rewards routine

and anchor points

it's not enough to learn a language

alone in a vacuum you need

feedback and course correction from a

native speaker

with our learning program you can learn

with your very own teacher

you can also leave comments on lessons

and get answers from the others

or you can find a tutor of your own

someone that will assess your progress

and correct you as needed

so let's recap there are five things you

as a language learner

need to address if you want to start off

on the right foot

one clarify your reason for learning

two set goals and rewards three

match your routine with your study

medium

four set anchor points and five get

ongoing assessment

so thank you for watching this episode

of monthly review

next time we'll talk about how to deal

with missed language goals and failure

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采取正确的

步骤您将学习如何

从正确的脚开始您的语言

学习之旅

我们将讨论一个为什么您必须知道

学习语言的原因

二如何设置失败- 证明目标和

奖励

三 如何使您的日常生活与

您的学习相匹配，这样您就不会

为实际学习而苦恼

四 为什么您需要锚点来

获得长期动力

和 五个如何通过持续的评估来更快地提高

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目标语言中的想法

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如何从正确的角度开始

你的语言学习之旅

作为语言学习者，你有五件事

如果您想

从正确的角度开始，则需要

解决它们是您学习的原因之一，

二是您的目标，三是

奖励您的日常工作与您的中等

四个

锚点和五次评估，

如果您在第一个月得到这些平方，

您 将成功

实现您设定的任何语言目标

，今天我们将引导您完成每

一点

，您学习的第一个原因

为什么您要学习该语言，

那么为什么 思考你为什么如此

重要

这里有一个例子 回想一下当你还是

个孩子的时候

，你试图省钱

你想买的第一件东西是什么

，花了多少钱 你可能

还记得它是什么

，多少钱 成本，因为你

知道具体的价格

，如果不是

至少

你取得了更多的进步，那么你

就可以节省下来

你为什么要

做某事很容易将目标与它联系

起来有各种各样的理由来

学习一门语言有旅行

家人朋友喜欢或者你

生活在一个说这种语言的国家

所以知道你的理由可以澄清你的

使命和 从一开始就给你动力

现在有些理由比其他理由更强大

，例如

生活在一个说这种语言的国家

如果你学习的理由更简单，那么你需要它来生存是一个强有力的

理由 我

只是想用那种语言看电视

这并不是你生存所需要的东西

，不管你是否有充分的

理由或不一定有充分的

理由有助于最初的动机，

但有充分理由的人

可能

而且确实会失败，而理由不足的人

成功

这完全取决于个人，但

关键是

你需要知道你为什么这样做

，这足以让你迈出

第一步 第二点目标和奖励 一旦

你明确了你的理由

，是时候设定你的目标了 如果你

想成功

你的目标不能只是我希望

有一天能流利

为什么因为这并没有告诉

你你将如何实现它或者你什么

时候能流利它太模糊了

你的目标需要是小的可衡量的

现实 并且有一个截止日期，

这样您就可以清楚地看到

实现目标所需采取的步骤，

而不是说我想

有一天流利，而您无法衡量

也无法精确确定目标

，例如

30 w ords or 一分钟的谈话

如果你有截止日期，比如下个月，

你可以

衡量这些目标

现在更现实 既然你已经

设定了一个目标，那么

奖励呢？ 你需要将奖励与你的目标联系起来 为什么奖励

不应该你先努力工作，然后

再担心奖励，

因为奖励是强大的动力，

你应该努力工作，

但经常努力工作 不好玩，你

需要一些东西来推动你

度过漫长的一天

工作后在下雨天

湿透了回家时你想做的最后一件事

就是打开一本书开始

学习打开netflix

或

但是获得奖励会提醒您，如果我

实现了这一目标，那么我就会得到它，

因此为我定义其中的内容

我会得到什么会增强您的动力

您有一些期待

并让您度过

不想做的时候

rk 第三点是让你的日常生活

与学习媒介相匹配

一旦你有了目标和奖励 你

需要让你的语言学习

适应你当前的生活和日常生活

如何

坐下来写下你

一周中每一天的日程

安排 早上 7 点起床 早上 8 点吃早餐

早上 9 点

上车 早上 9 点 30 点开始工作

下午 1 点吃午饭等等

如果您在早上乘坐公共汽车，您

可以利用这段时间来听我们的音频

课程

为什么做得好语言学习是一个

全新的例程

如果您不按照现有的

日常例程工作，它可能不会奏效

，例如，如果您 决定提前一个

小时起床学习

现在你正在添加两个新的例程

提前起床

并同时学习一门语言 一个已经

够难了，但两个更难

你可能无法按时起床 你可能不会

起床 你可能会马上回去

睡觉 他的观点是你应该

背负你现有的例程

并使用与你的例程相匹配的学习媒介，

所以不要早起保持

你的日常生活，而是寻找另一种

方式来介绍语言学习

写下你的日常生活 看看

你在哪里度过

如果您散步和听音乐，请根据您的日常安排进行学习 如果您乘坐公共汽车或火车，则将

音乐换成语言课程并

一起听

如果您通常在晚上阅读并且

可以集中注意力，请查看我们的音频和视频课程 尝试

在所有这些示例中使用教科书 您正在采用

现有的例程并

在第四点中添加语言学习 设置

锚点 锚点是

您与一种语言建立的联系，可以提高您的

动力并使您保持依恋或

锚定于您的 目标，这样您就不会

溜走，

那么锚点的示例是什么

，例如，

如果您有会说该语言的朋友或亲戚，

并且如果您是 在他们周围

，你接触到的语言

你更有可能

通过看目标语言的电视节目来学习同样的东西

报名参加课程或

能力测试

所有这些都是

将你与语言联系起来的锚点

为什么你需要锚点 通常

你学习

语言

的最初原因不像以前那样有动力

也许你有动力 在第一个月

但不是在第

五个月，这就是为什么有充分

理由的人可能会失败，

所以锚点给了你另一个

继续前进和提高

动力

的理由，而且通常我们开始

的原因与我们继续锚点的原因不同

不是

您在学习的第一个月需要担心的事情，

但在第二个月及之后添加它们

将帮助您继续前进

您能想到任何锚点吗 您

可以添加最后发表评论

第五点是您现在需要

评估

，因为您有目标奖励常规

和锚点

仅在真空中学习一门语言是不够的

您需要

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并根据需要纠正您

所以让我们回顾一下您作为一名教师的五件事

语言学习者

需要解决，如果您想

从正确的角度开始

一阐明您学习的原因

二设定目标和奖励 三使

您的日常活动与您的学习

媒介相匹配

四设定锚点，五获得

持续评估

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