“We are what we repeatedly do.” - Aristotle
Do you want to be more productive with your language learning? Then you need to have a plan in place. A lot of people who are trying to achieve goals don’t always have a written plan. Putting your goals into written form really does help improve focus. A lot of people feel they don’t have the time to write a plan or don’t know where to start. So I have produced a PDF Planner for you! All you have to do is print it out and complete it. It should only take about 5-10 minutes and will help you with 28 days of language learning.
Research by Locke and Latham showed that people who set specific and challenging goals were more likely to perform better than those who had vague or no set goals. In summary, the more specific and challenging your goals, then the more motivated you will be to achieve them. Your goal planner does not have to be long to be useful in fact the shorter and more concise the plan is the more motivated you will be to stick with it.
Source from: http://ujop.cuni.cz.
You should set realistic goals. For example, it is unlikely for the average learning to go from A1 to C1 in 28 days. Although if you are a complete beginner aiming for A2/B1 is pretty realistic with a good plan in place.
It is really important to set a budget for language learning and have resources in place before you begin. If you are kickstarting a 28-day language learning challenge then it may be a good idea to take advantage of the FREE 1 month trials a lot of language learning companies have to offer. This will be enough time to grasp all the basics required.
If you have any questions about the planner, please contact me or post a comment below.
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