Breakdown your learning materials into smaller pieces

Breakdown your learning materials into smaller pieces Now that you have enough time to learn your new language. You can make reasonable use of your time by dividing your language learning materials into smaller parts. See this example; • Ten short stories of 100 words each • A story of 1000 words. Now, which of these would be easier to memorize? Of course, it’s number one, if you guess correctly. One of the best language learning methods of learning anything is to take in little snippets of information. Then, we internally organize them into what we feel to be sensible ways. Then we, externally, establish what we have understood. The more you take in additional information, the more your mind will connect, collate, and correlate such details into what you have learned previously. You can collect small notes through a pocket notebook or smartphone or whatever is suitable for you. The critical point is to capture the word or any small piece of knowledge as quickly and efficiently. Make a list of vital points by converting them to Post-it Notes; this will give you some creative freedom to stick them across your home, office, or bedroom.