by Nik on 26 November, 2014
This post is part of a series of posts dedicated to revealing and explaining the 8 strategic components of a learning system that yields continuous progress with minimal effort. Linguistic research frequently makes use of large databases of frequency data among words in a language. These databases organize and compile words as functions of frequencies of being used together […]
by Nik on 24 November, 2014
This post is part of a series of posts dedicated to revealing and explaining the 8 strategic components of a learning system that yields continuous progress with minimal effort. Grammar. The part of language learning that everybody dreads. Is it really as big of a deal as everyone makes it out to be, though? When you first start learning a […]
by Nik on 22 November, 2014
This post marks the first of a series of posts dedicated to revealing and explaining the 8 strategic components of a learning system that yields continuous progress with minimal effort. Language learning is one of those subjects that elicits heated debate, both among learners and teachers. Unfortunately, all this debate ends up detracting from the original purpose of […]
by Nik on 17 May, 2013
This topic is one that I find to be of the utmost importance, simply due to the fact that its widespread prevalence throughout society leads to such a large amount of people either relinquishing their language learning goals or feeling as if their progress is going nowhere fast. The widely accepted “correct” way to learn […]