Name: 先延ばしにせず、英語で勉強するためのトップ10の方法を学ぶ (Learn the Top 10 Ways to Stop procrastinating and Study in English)
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Sign up for your free lifetime account at English Class 101 dot com Hi, everybody.

My name is Alicia, and today we're going to talk about 10 ways to stop procrastinating and study.

Let's go register for a challenging test.

Register for a challenging test to register for a challenging test.

That means registering for a test that is slightly more difficult than your current level.

So if you think you're of yourself as like a beginner right now, maybe try registering for a test that isn't like the lower intermediate level.

So if you always register for a test or give yourself some goal that is slightly more difficult than your current level, you can always try to be pushing in the in the upwards direction.

You can always try to be pushing, um, to to improve little by little, so I say challenging.

I don't say difficult because if you're a beginner and you register for an advanced level test, it's going to be really difficult to meet your goal.

It's gonna be really difficult to study everything to pass the advanced test.

But if you set smaller goals, smaller test goals, maybe you have a better chance of achieving those goals and your motivation will stay up.

So try registering for a challenging test to give yourself a goal, find a movie or TV show to understand.

The next idea is to find a movie or a TV show to understand.

So finding a movie or a TV show that you can watch every week or just maybe your favorite movie in the language you're studying can be a really fun way to motivate yourself.

So if you have, like a TV show you want to watch every week, you can focus your energy on trying to learn the vocabulary.

Learn the expressions that are used in that TV show.

And perhaps week after week you'll start to hear some similar things and start to pick up the way that people speak in that show.

So having something that's kind of fun and a little bit entertaining to use as you study can help you enjoy what you're doing a little bit more so the same thing can apply to a movie.

If you find a movie that you really like or you really are inspired by that movie.

It can help you as you study, because it can motivate you and inspire you to want to know all live like the aspects of that movie to know everything.

So finding something that's kind of a little entertaining to help you study can be a good way to stop procrastinating sometimes.

So a study buddy, then is a friend that you study with, or a friend that you tell your study goals to someone who can make sure you are responsible for your behavior.

So if you have a study buddy, you can maybe check in with them every few days or like once a week.

Maybe you go to a study group together, or maybe you practice conversation together.

So you don't feel like you're studying alone all the time.

If you study alone all the time, you might feel like I have nobody to practice with or nobody understands my goals, or I feel like I'm the only person with my goal.

So having a friend, having a study buddy can help you to feel a little bit more like part of a teen and take help you like through questions that you might not understand.

Or maybe they have some resource is that you don't have on that can help you as you study.

So getting a study buddy can be both really fun and really helpful for you and roll in the course.

The next idea is to enroll in a course and role in a course so like to enroll in a course means to start a course or to register for, of course.

So in this case, we're talking about a course of study like a language course.

If you're studying English and rolling in a course can be helpful because it creates accountability, it creates responsibility.

If you enroll in a course, you're paying money presumably, and if you miss a class, if you miss a session of your course, you can think of it as money wasted, essentially.

So if I'm paying maybe $50 for each lesson in a course and I don't attend.

So if you think of it this way and you are enrolled in a course, then maybe this can help you study because you don't want to waste your money.

So by attending class, you're using your money.

Well, you're using your time will to study, and you also have the option to talk to your classmates and to the teacher there about any questions that you have so enrolling in a course, especially like a weekly course, or maybe even like a daily course or intensive course can help you in a lot of different ways, I think create a social media account for your studies.

The next idea is to create a social media account for your studies.

So this is a popular way to get some daily practice, actually creating with the language that you're studying.

So ah, really common tool for this is Twitter.

I've seen many people use Twitter to do this.

They create a Twitter account that specifically for their English language studies, so people will write about their day in English if they're studying English.

So if they don't have a chance to maybe speak with colleagues in the language there studying or to write an email, for example, if they don't have a way to practice making outputs.

Many people choose to use social media to do that, so it's kind of a way to reach out.

To find other people who are studying or to find resource is to read every day about the thing you're studying.

But you also have the chance to create something yourself.

So if you like, you could try making a social media account that's devoted Onley two year studies.

Sign up for a regular event in your studies.

The next idea is to sign up for a regular event in your studies.

So that means if you're studying English, for example, maybe you can try to attend like a monthly get together in English somewhere, so this can be about your hobbies.

It can be about just something in your community, a school event, for example, if you find something that you are able to do in English in this case that's also related to your hobbies, it can be helpful for you because you start to see the ways that you can use English in a situation outside of just your textbook, maybe, or a situation that's outside of just your studies, but getting an idea of how other people are using the language and getting an idea of like how you can potentially use the language in other ways.

So going to a regular like a monthly event, or maybe something twice a month or whatever, that's maybe outside your course or outside of your test studies can be another good way to get some exposure toe.

Have a chance to actually use the things you're learning and to learn new things.

Make studying part of your daily routine.

The next idea is to mix studying a part of your daily routine.

So by this I mean, for example, taking 30 minutes in the morning or 30 minutes at night, or maybe 30 minutes at lunch, whatever it is for you, finding time in your day every day to do a little bit of study.

So even if you're only doing 10 minutes in the morning in 10 minutes at night, it's better than zero.

Over the course of one day, which is still better than zero minutes ever.

If you can find a way to make studying part of your day and you can kind of create a routine that studying is part of it can help.

You just kind of become used to doing that.

So study doesn't feel like a job or studying doesn't feel like a chore.

It's just something you do, like brushing your teeth or cooking breakfast or having a cup of coffee or whatever.

So if you make studying part of your routine, then after a while it might not feel like work.

It might just feel like, Okay, this is just the thing I do at this time of the day.

Tried to put study into your daily routine.

Reward yourself when you finish studying.

The next idea is to reward yourself when you finish studying.

So when you finish your studies, whatever that time period might be, whether it's 30 minutes or one hour or you went to your course for the week, try finding a way to reward yourself for studying.

This could be a very simple thing like, for example, buying yourself a cup of coffee or you get to have a piece of chocolate or after you finish studying, you can watch your favorite TV show, so find a way to put reward into your study routine.

So once you finish studying, there's something good that happens that you can expect at the end of your study period, so kind of reward yourself, like so that it helps you develop and feel motivated to continue doing that study routine.

The next idea is to make your goals public, so make your goals public means share your goals with people.

So if you don't want to share your goals with everybody, maybe you can just tell a few friends about your goal.

So if that goal is to pass a test, for example, or if that goal is to master a certain grammar point, or maybe the goal is to learn a certain number of vocabulary words, whatever that is, try telling people about that goal because then it kind of creates some responsibility for you.

Like if you tell people about that goal, they might ask you about it in the future.

And if you say I didn't do it or I couldn't do it or I'm not studying at all, you might feel kind of bad about that, Actually, So actually telling people about your goal creates that accountability and that responsibility for you.

So try sharing your goal with the people around you.

There's a chance that they can support you or they can offer help.

They can offer something to help you achieve your goal.

The last idea is to mix studying a game to make studying a game.

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