[英文學習] 我該如何學習英文?我不想走冤枉路!
這可能是我在臉書上最常收到的問題之一。如訂閱者所知,粉絲專頁為學生與老師提供大量的免費英文學習資源。有時,尤其是最近,幾乎每天都會收到這個問題。 此一問題可能表明,學習者並不清楚自己的學習目標,抑或被網路上大量的資訊所淹沒。 以下的一些資訊希望可以幫助同學找到適合自己的學習方式。
What is the best way to learn English?
This is probably one of the most common questions we get on Facebook. The page provides free learning resources to about 50K English teachers and learners, so we receive this question on a daily basis. The question shows that learners are either unclear about their own learning goals or simply overwhelmed by the vast amount of information on the web. Here are some suggestions:
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Q1. 我該如何學習英文?
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A1. 你想實現什麼目標?
首要問題應是你想藉由英文實現什麼目標?而非該如何學習英文。你是否希望能夠積極參與日常對話或想用英文發表學術論文?想到海外就讀碩士學程嗎? 制定明確的目標可以讓你有持續學習的動力,即便你的目標可能會有所改變。
What do you want to achieve?
Rather than asking what the best way to learn English is, ask yourself what you want to achieve with English? Do you want to actively participate in daily conversations or publish your thesis in English? Perhaps you would like to study abroad as a graduate student? What are your goals? Having a clear set of goals and achieving them can provide you with sustained motivation, even though your goals might change down the road.
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A2. 請考量外部因素
思考一些可能影響學習的外部因素。每天有多少時間?能與老師接觸嗎?必須在三個月內通過考試嗎?你可以每天挪出時間來長期學習並練習英文嗎?
如果如果我想學西班牙語也能有機會常接觸講西班牙語的人,我可能找一些自學教材,使自身沉浸在語言當中,並盡可能地練習。我只打算學習西語會話,因此我可能不會參加密集的西語學術寫作課程。 但是,每個人的情況都不一樣。
上述問題多數都可以克服尤其現在是遠距學習的時代,但您的目標必須務實。在滿足您需求的同時也須保持平衡。例如,我們無法每天花三個小時來學習英文,因為我們都有工作與家庭。目標愈務實與清晰,您便愈有可能實現它們。
Consider external factors
Remember, external factors can affect your learning. How much time do you have every day? Do you have access to a teacher? Do you have to pass the TOEFL or IELTS in three months? Can you set aside time every day for continuous learning?
If I were learning Spanish and I had all the time in the world, I would just find some materials online, immerse myself in the language, and practice as much as possible with Spanish speakers. However, everyone's situation is different.
Most of the problems listed above can be overcome, especially with online resources, but you still need to be realistic in setting your goals. For example, it would be immensely difficult for most to commit to studying English three hours a day because of work and family obligations. The more realistic your goals are, the more likely you are to accomplish them.
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以下資源將提供更深入的觀點:
如何學習英文來完成目標?
https://bit.ly/3bsqzXZ
如何設定目標和學習的動力:
http://bit.ly/3a4G607
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2. 哪裡可以找到適合的學習資源?適合的老師?
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A1. 資源
請參考上開答覆(目標與外部因素)。如果目標是能夠積極地參與日常對話,那麼你可能會想親臨實體教室。但有時間和足夠的金錢嗎?
線上課程也許是較佳的替代方案,但你可能會覺得制式化的課程枯燥無味,從而迅速地失去動力,可能也不會在課外時間多加練習。
Resources
Refer to your previous answers (goals and external factors). If your goal is to speak fluently, you might want to practice in a live classroom. However, do you have the time and financial means to do so?
Online classes might be a better alternative, but you might find the format dull, causing you to quickly lose motivation. These are all factors you must consider when searching for resources.
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至於教材,端視於你的初始程度與目標。你可藉由語言評估以及尋求老師的協助來確定你的初始程度。至於要挑選什麼教材,關鍵在於可理解輸入。如果挑選的教材遠遠超過目前的能力,學習的重點太多可能導致學習者者無法吸收任何新資訊。關於如何挑選教材可以參考以下的連結:
老師如何挑選教材: https://bit.ly/3e2QMhN
必須先思考並解決這些問題,他人才有辦法幫助到你。
可以把資源簡化為:
1. 老師與學習夥伴 Teachers and practice partners
2. 學習材料(課內與課外) Learning materials (In and out of the classroom)
3. 評量與回饋 Assessments and Feedback
同學可以在網路上找到大量的免費資源,但你是否知道該如何有效地運用它們?例如,僅藉由大聲讀出字典裡的單詞來練習口說,是比較沒有效率的學習方式。
你是否有位受過專業訓練且經驗豐富的老師在幫助你實現目標? 在自己的語言學習中是否足夠積極?
As for learning materials, it depends on your current level and once again, your goal. You can find a suitable starting point by taking a language assessment and asking a teacher for advice. The main point is to find resources that provide comprehensible input, information that you can understand. You want to pick materials that you can MOSTLY understand so that you can focus on key features. If you pick materials that are far beyond your current abilities (e.g. a beginning Spanish learner using doctoral dissertations to learn Spanish), you might have difficulty focusing on anything and may soon give up on your studies.
Tons of free resources can be found online, but not all of them will help you accomplish your goals. For example, it would be unwise to practice speaking by only reading aloud words in a free online dictionary. You need an experienced teacher to help you find suitable materials. You can also ask your classmates and do research on your own.
CEFR 語言能力參考架構:
https://bit.ly/3dpzcUL
Lexile (藍思閱讀分級)
http://www.toefl.com.tw/junior/about_Lexile.jsp
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以下內容或可更好地協助您了解這些問題:
高效率英文學習策略:
http://bit.ly/2w5HzUc
英語學習資源:
http://bit.ly/2klC66h
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B. 老師
尋找適合的老師是另一個常見的問題。「完美」的老師該具備哪些特質呢?是指樂於回應您問題的人嗎?還是一個受過訓練並獲得證照的教育者?抑或那個能成為你精神導師或朋友的人?
如何挑選「好老師」?
https://youtu.be/NSkVxKkdrXo
Teachers
How to find the right teacher is another common question. What qualities should the “perfect” teacher possess? Do you mean a person who is responsive to all your questions? A person who is a trained and licensed educator? Or, perhaps a person who is there to be your mentor or friend? Your peers and classmates can also be effective teachers. Ask them for advice and practice with them.
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3. 我更加困惑了。我不知道該如何開始和設定目標,也沒有足夠的動力去長期學習。該如何是好?
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A. 制定目標
同學需要有一個明確的總體目標以及較小的目標來實現。請與學校的老師或受過訓練的專業人員談一談,以協助你制定學習計劃。
你也將會需要有持久的動力來繼續前進。以下是我就該主題所寫的一些文章:
學習的動力 Motivation to Learn:
http://bit.ly/3a4G607
成長心態十大必知 10 Must-Knows for a Growth Mindset :
https://bit.ly/2WBiUCi
如何制定短期目標 How to Set & Achieve Goals:
http://bit.ly/2Rdi0aU
Setting Goals
You need to have a clear overall goal and smaller objectives to meet. Once you have them down, talk to a school teacher or a trained professional to help you create a study plan.
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這是上述技巧的總結 Steps to take:
1. 知道自己想用英文實現目標。
Know what you want to achieve.
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2. 進行適當的語言評估(或請教老師)以判斷您的初始程度。
Take a suitable language assessment (or ask a teacher) to find your starting point.
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3. 尋找一位能幫您完成目標(學習英語)的老師。
Find a teacher who can help you accomplish your language learning goals.
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4. 與老師一起制定務實且有持續性的學習計劃。
Create a realistic and sustainable study plan with a teacher.
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5. 通常,老師會提供你學習材料,但仍可依照建議與研究找尋額外的學習材料。
Usually, your teachers will provide you with learning materials, but you can still find additional materials by asking your peers and doing research.
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6. 與夥伴或學習小組一起學習和練習。
Study and practice with a partner or study group.
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7. 定期評量以確保有在進步。
Take periodic assessments to monitor your progress.
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8. 若在一段時間後仍未進步,請調整你的學習方法與計劃。務必與老師討論。
Adjust your study plan if you do not show any progress after a couple of months. Always discuss your problems with a teacher.
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9. 為自己的教育負責。不要指望他人會為你做所有事情。
Take part in your own education. Do not expect others to do everything for you.
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然而,請記得,老師也是人,儘管我們希望能幫助所有人,我們也無法為同學做所有的事。請務必多做研究也參與自己的學習。有效學習的第一步是瞭解你想實現的目標。這裡有更多的資源可以幫助你學習「如何學習」。
如何成為自主的學習者:
https://bit.ly/3dmwhMI
何謂「自主學習」?
http://bit.ly/30PxLJx
希望以上的回答對同學有幫助,也歡迎分享po文!
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英語學習資源: http://bit.ly/2klC66h
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Hello all, I am writing to you from my fourth day in coronavirus quarantine, here in Barcelona, Spain. This is a message to everyone- family, friends, former colleagues, peers and teammates back home (or wherever you are in the world). Please take this virus seriously. I want to share with you what is happening here now, what the consequences are of a delayed response. I hope this will help you to understand that all jokes and toilet paper memes aside, your action needs to be taken now.
A week ago here in Spain, we only talked about coronavirus. We already had some cases, but it just didn’t seem that bad. We saw the suffering in Italy and said “That won’t happen here.” Changes were not made. People still went out on the weekend, went to the gym, went to work, to school, etc. Preventing the spread of the virus was not a priority. Fast forward just 1 WEEK: Spain is now in a state of emergency. The virus is here and it is tearing through this country. I have coronavirus. My friends have coronavirus. Parents of children have coronavirus. Teachers, students, business people, researchers, politicians, bus drivers, etc. have coronavirus. In a matter of days, the number of confirmed cases spiked from just a few hundred to well into the thousands. Hospitals and medical clinics are completely and entirely exhausted, operating at over-capacity, with quickly depleting resources and staff. Hundreds of doctors, nurses and other medical personnel have caught the virus and have been issued to quarantine. Those who remain are working 24/7, non stop. It is not just the elderly or the immunocompromised who are checking in for treatment- people of ALL ages are needing medical care. With each passing day, the death toll rises and the situation grows more severe.
In just 1 WEEK the coronavirus has caused Spain to crumble and it appears the worst has yet to come. Now having one of the fastest rates of COVID-19 contagion in the entire world, the Spanish Prime Minister stated that the number of cases could top 10,000 by early next week- almost double the current level. Just yesterday, cases rose by 1,500. If the pressure on the health care system is already unbearable, then what could possibly happen in the following days? We could ask our dear friends in Italy, as they are about a week ahead of us, with thousands of infected people trying to get into hospitals with only a few spaces left. With doctors and nurses having to CHOOSE who to save and who to let die because there are not enough medical professionals, supplies or space left to treat the growing number of patients. The Spanish government can see we are following in Italy’s footsteps and the pressure is on, to make up for a lack of action taken in the beginning.
All schools and universities have shut down. Public events and sports games have been cancelled. Roads have been blocked, entire regions of the country are under lockdown and towns and villages have been quarantined. Businesses, cafes, restaurants, gyms, bars/cubs and shopping centres have all closed, with the exception of the supermarkets selling food and pharmacies. Police roam the streets to ensure people stay inside. The rest of the world can see the risk now too- 62 countries have suspended flights from Spain.
To think, if preventative action could have been taken just 1 week before, if the mindsets of people could have shifted 1 week earlier, we could be living a very different reality right now.
To all the people back home in Canada or wherever you may be, please understand that this virus will change things very quickly. Once it becomes an issue, it is very hard to control. Being proactive and taking precautions now is absolutely necessary; every day counts! Be diligent with your health practices and be responsible with your decision making to be out in public!!! Going to the bar, the mall, the movies, the gym, etc. is truly just not worth it right now!!! Save it for a week that isn’t potentially life threatening to you or the humans around you. Push for work weeks at home and online classes!! Nothing is worth the risk. Social distancing is CRITICAL. And if you are sitting there feeling like you don’t have to be cautious because you are young/healthy, PLEASE remember that we as human beings have a responsibility to look out for one another. You being careless could lead to the loss of someone’s grandmother or grandfather, someone's parent, someone’s coworker, or someone’s friend. That is what is happening here and it’s a lot more difficult to stop now that it’s started.
I hope you take something away from this going forward. Stay home and be cautious. Start today if you haven’t already. You will make a difference!!! Please stay safe everyone. 💛
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🤗 New batch finally arrived at Mitsukoshi Fukuoka today the famous #Casdoce #カスドース from 【Hirado Island’s Tsutaya 平戸蔦屋 in Nagasaki, Kyushu】, made from Castella cakes rolled in Sugar. Mitsukoshi 三越 actually keeps a scheduled list of when these rare items arrive in next time, unbelievable management and I have been waiting patiently for more than a week. This oldest of all dessert shops still ongoing opened in 1502 more than 5 Centuries ago selling 和菓子, even preceding the arrival of the first Portuguese/Spanish/Dutch settlers beginning in Year 1543, before selling their own Castella related products to supply to royal families and feudal lords.
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As a side note, I don’t agree that Castella as a dessert from Portugal or a Sushi Piece is technically correct for a box Labelling, since #カステラ means in Portuguese Pao de Castile, or bread from the historical Castille Kingdom or nowadays Spain. You don’t see this Castella recipe in other ex-Portuguese colonies like Macau or Goa. There’s an egg bread from Castille-Spain Cantabria called Sobao Pasiego #Sobao which spread all over Spain, and they also made Torrija desserts out of it. Just like they also grill or caramelize Castella with Sugar in Nagasaki too coincidentally ~!
this is just the beginning'' in spanish 在 Lindie Botes Youtube 的最佳貼文
A question I get asked often - what steps to take when just starting with a language?
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1. Start with the alphabet if the language has a new writing system. It’s extremely important to get the pronunciation right from the beginning so you don’t have to rely on often inaccurate English renditions of how to pronounce words. Once you have the writing system down, write as much as you can in the language without relying on English or another language to help too much.
2. After the alphabet, learn basic greetings and vocabulary. This is an important step and helps motivate you to keep going. I listen to the radio or to music from that language a lot, and if I learn the 100 most used words in the language, I’ll most likely hear that word in a song and get super excited about it.
3. Grammar. Learn a grammar structure, look at example sentences (either on apps like Duolingo, or textbooks, or sites that give example sentences like conjugator) and then replace words in the sentences with other words you know.
4. Practice. Getting a language partner is important. You should find someone who is open to correcting your mistakes, and someone who is patient to talk to you despite you being a beginner. I also practice by doing everything I normally do, in another language. My diary/schedule/shopping list/music playlist all transforms into my target language for a period of time.
5. Keep track of your progress. A diary, studygram or Youtube channel is a good way to see how you’ve progressed.
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Polyglot Princesses is a series I'm doing about female language learners. We discuss tips, interesting learning stories and all things language-related!
This episode is about Becki, a British girl who speaks fluent Korean and Japanese and is learning Turkish and French. She just got into Kyoto university after taking the Japanese national university entrance exam.
外国語のお姫っていうシリーズは色々外国語を勉強している女の人についての動画シリーズです!今回のエピソードにイギリス人のベッキーに会います。ベッキは最近京都大学に入って、日本語も韓国語も両方ペラペラです!
외국어의 여왕들은 외국어를 공부하고 있는 여성들에 대한 인터뷰 시리즈입니다. 이번 영상에 영국 출신 베키씨 만납니다. 한국어도 일본어도 유창하게 할 수 있고, 독학으로 터키어까지 공부하고 있어요. 몇주전에 일본 쿄토대학교에 입학했어요! 끝까지 봐주시면 한국인들에게 특이한 베키의 영어공부 조언 있어요!
Right at the beginning, I accidentally cut off my Korean sentence, sorry!
영상 소개할때 바보같은 내 편집때문에 한 문장을 짧게 편집하고 끝까지 못 듣네요. 죄송함돠 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
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If you'd like to be featured on Polyglot Princesses, please send me a message or comment on this video and I'll be in touch!
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this is just the beginning'' in spanish 在 Zee Vlogs Youtube 的最佳解答
New vlog where I spend another 2 days at the best beach in Vietnam!!
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These were the last few days of my journey to Vietnam and seeing as I am all about those beach vibes, where better to spend my time than at Hoi An's most gorgeous beach doing some parasailing.
I don't know what it is about the sea, the ocean, all water, that just captivates me, but it is a love affair that I honestly cannot help. Any chance I have to swim in the ocean, you best be sure I'll be the first one in. So spending my last few days at the beach couldn't have been more perfect.
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Started the vlog en route to the beach that sits just 10 minutes away from my aunt and uncle's house. The vlog started a little late in the day because we originally planned to travel down to Hue for the day. But when we discovered that it was 3 hour drive, we scratched that idea and decided the beach was much more worth it.
So to the beach we went! Had to run and buy a bathing suit because I didn't bring one with me from Malaysia. Then I went for an amazing swim. Surprisingly the water was so perfect. Not too cold. Not too dirty. Not too deep... Perfect.
I ended up swimming quite far out and I felt really safe the entire time. I always get a little worried of the currents and of course, whatever could be lurking in the water, but I felt very safe here.
Headed back home after that and passed out on my bed until dinner. Actually had dinner and then went straight back to sleep afterwards. Swimming in the sea will do that to you.
Picked up the vlog again on the next day with another beach day in store. Honestly, I could have stayed there the entire holiday and I would have been happy.
Headed down to the beach and after hanging out there for an hour or two, my uncle decided that he was going to "treat" me to a paragliding experience. So we harnessed ourselves in and up, up and away we went.
It was pretty wild up there. We went so high and it felt so peaceful up there. It wasn't crazy windy and the harness was very secure. The only complaint (although I should have realised this would happen before take off) was that my crotch area was under some serious pressure. I kept trying to lift my body weight so adjust myself... but of course, that's almost impossible in a harness.
So I enjoyed half an hour of almost blood loss to my privates and delicates. But it was definitely an experience.
After the water sports, I dived into the sea again and swam for about an hour. The water was so calming. I wanted to stay there for longer but the sun was beginning to go down.
We biked back home through the beautiful padi fields behind the house and then went out for dinner and that was where the vlog ended.
this is just the beginning'' in spanish 在 Spanish For Beginners | Spanish 101 (Ep.1) - YouTube 的推薦與評價
Here is a free Quizlet for those who would like to do interactive learning!Qué Hora Es- Episode 1 (Vocabulary) ... ... <看更多>