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The task is to consider what it takes from YOU to learn English.
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The first section of English is first of all for people who learn English as a second language.<br /> <br /> When you want to learn a second language, it is important to realize that no-one can actually teach you a language. Teachers, materials, environment etc. can provide the tools for you; but it is YOU who have to do the work to conquer the language.<br /> <br /> There are hundreds of teaching materials in languages and many methods of learning a language; some people like to get an overview of the grammar and structure of a language before starting to speak. Others like to use the environment and “learning by doing”. Others again prefer a mix.<br /> However, when we learn to speak as children, we pick up the language from our environment – the natural way, you could say. And later, at school, we get the structure and grammar. Think about it!<br /> <br /> Which ever way you prefer to learn English, it is essential that you throw yourself into the learning – being active – asking questions – practicing speaking, reading and writing - not waiting to be perfect.<br /> Use any opportunity in the daily life at the school to communicate in English – for example team up with an English speaker when cooking or during a building weekend and sit at the dinner table with English speakers.<br /> When you attend a course and don’t understand all the words, try to get the main message and take notes.<br /> When you read texts for your studies, try to get the main message. Write down vocabulary you don’t understand and look them up.<br /> When making presentations for your team or the school, put an effort into having a correct language.<br /> Have a small note book and learn 20 new words every day – write them in your note book.<br /> Watch good movies or read interesting books to get used to the English language.<br /> <br /> This task is for you to take charge of your language training.<br />
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This task is scheduled for 2 hours. <ol> <li>Consider how you best learn a new language and make a list with 20 bullet points of how you will work with learning English.</li> <li>Send the list to your teacher and place the list on the pin-up board in your class room.</li> </ol>
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