#selfstudy

[mynihongolessons]

The Best Tools and Resources for Learning Japanese at Home

Learning Japanese is an incredible journey. It opens doors to a rich culture, new opportunities, and deeper connections with the world. But let’s be honest, it can also feel a little overwhelming at first. There are countless books, apps, and videos out there, and choosing where to start is no easy task. As someone who’s been teaching Japanese for over 20 years, I’ve seen many learners struggle…

[sstudiess]

Ahhh my exams are finally over! This semester was so difficult for me, doing a full-time internship and also doing part-time teaching jobs along with studying. It really was hard on me, i did try my best though, and I'm glad it's over. I re-joined the internship again today and got a chance to attend a conference. It was great. I'm glad that i made it through all this.

[yukistudyjapanese]

December 2024 summary

Happy New Year everyone, it's time for December summary.

Study days: 14/31

Studytime in total: 1D 9H 45MIN⏱️

Tasks completed: 141✅

[sillyalexisss]

STUDY THOUGHTS

Alright, when it comes to self-studying topics for fun, I always have this dilemma: "Should I really study topic X if I'm going to learn it next semester/year?". At first, I thought, "No, why would I? I'm only wasting my time by learning this when I could be learning something else". So I've always had this sort of fear of learning topics that I was already going to learn in school. But I think the deeper root of that issue was from me being afraid of being bored in class due to the small amount of new material for me to learn.

But when I think about it now, I should simply go ahead and learn those topics if I am interested in them. For example, I've been delaying self-learning Calc 2 a lot because I knew I was going to learn it anyway in a formal setting. But just because I am already going to learn it, it doesn't mean I shouldn't now.

If I learn it now, it would actually provide me with a better base when it comes to learning Calc 2 properly. It would probably lead me to opportunities that I wouldn't have thought about before if I were getting introduced to Calc 2 from scratch. So instead I could probably ask my mentors for extra assignments or research topics which would then increase my range of knowledge towards Calc 2 and possibly upcoming topics down the road.

But yeah idk, I've been having these "limiting beliefs" for some time and it's pretty annoying

[yogadaily]

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[geeky360]

How Can i Prepare for Ielts at Home​

Preparing for the IELTS exam at home is a cost-effective and convenient way to achieve a high score. Follow these practical steps to enhance your English proficiency:

Understand the Test Format Familiarize yourself with the four sections: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. Learn about question types and time limits to strategist effectively.

Improve Your English Skills Daily Read English newspapers, watch English TV shows, and listen to English podcasts to enhance vocabulary and comprehension. Regular writing practice on different topics will also help.

Practice with Mock Tests Take IELTS practice tests under exam conditions. This will improve your time management and identify areas for improvement. Use official IELTS sample papers for better results.

Enhance Speaking Skills Practice speaking English daily. Record yourself, join online discussion forums, or find a study partner to build confidence and fluency.

Focus on Time Management Learn to allocate time wisely for each section. Avoid spending too much time on a single question to complete all tasks efficiently.

By following these steps consistently, you can prepare effectively for IELTS at home and achieve your desired band score. Western Consulting Firm provides expert guidance for IELTS preparation and study abroad opportunities.

[meoun-uk]

Effective Strategies for Designing Your Own Self-Study ProgramEffective Strategies for Designing Your Own Self-Study Program In today's fast-paced world, effectiv... https://www.meoun.uk/effective-strategies-for-designing-your-own-self-study-program/?feed_id=38184&_unique_id=674c5c0a7b545

[arabicfornerds]

20 questions for: Ulric Shannon (#11) Episode #11 of my series "9273 roots": 20 questions for the Western diplomat and Canadian ambassador who enjoys giving interviews in Arabic: Ulric Shannon. https://arabic-for-nerds.com/interviews/9273-roots/interview-ulric-shannon/?feed_id=5424&utm_source=Tumblr&utm_medium=geralddrissner&utm_campaign=FS%20Poster

[eroz-codes]

AI_Python Course_Day04

Needed to get out of the house, went to a cafe.

Modules:

Overview Introduction to Python and Developer Environment Using Python Data Types and Assigning Variables Using Python Container Data Types Calling Built in Methods to Manipulate Data Custom Python Functions Using Elements of Control Flow and Iteration in Python Creating New Custom Python Data types with Classes Crafting a Data Processing Pipeline in Python

Plan:

Module 7

Complete final project

Be done with python boot camp!!!!

Review:

Feels good to get that done ahead of time. My labs don't start till the end of May, so now I have some time to kill. I think I am going to start my focus on passing Comptia Sec+ exam (it's been on my todo for a while) and putting more direct effort in learning Korean.

Thanks to those who watched me complete the Bootcamp!

[write-and-learn]

Nature in Japanese

For more lesson about Japanese language, you can visit my blog.

Just click the link below:

[mynihongolessons]

Resource Highlight: Learning to Read Japanese with Confidence and Fluency

Learning to read Japanese doesn't need to strike fear. Let me introduce you to Tadoku Graded Readers... they're free!

Learning to read Japanese can feel like climbing Mount Fuji—exciting yet overwhelming. With thousands of kanji, multiple scripts, and complex grammar, it’s easy to get lost. But fear not! The right resources can make all the difference. Today, we’ll explore my absolute favorite free tool for building reading confidence: Tadoku.org. Tadoku.org – The Best Graded Readers for Beginners Link:…

[sstudiess]

I am back! The summer was extremely boring. Although there was one interesting thing that happened. I went to the Himalayas to collect some preliminary data for my dissertation. I am not even sure if I am going to do this eventually but since it's my own culture, I felt really called to investigate the spiritual possession practices in Uttarakhand Himalayas. For that I went back home to observe the practices in real time and I was extremely grateful to have had the opportunity of seeing it happen after 6 years. I wrote two blogs that describe my observations there and they're posted on my wordpress account. The new semester started in August. It was going slow but we have our first sessional exams from 18th September so I've to start studying for them. I have also gotten back to reading and I finished normal people yesterday. Can't wait to update you guys about my study progress and the insights I get from reading.

[ourinternallandscapetarot]

🍃"In stillness lives wisdom. In quiet you'll find peace. In solitude, you'll remember yourself." 🍃

~ Robin Sharma

[niccerria]

[kruit]

Tarot Card The Magician #tarot #tarotinterpretation

[magicalworldofjessica]