Set new goals for learning English in 2015

Hello Students,

How can you use my website for learning English?  There are five things I recommend:

1. Set goals for the English skills that you want to work on.

2. Use the checklists for each level.

3. Write your answers to exercises and lessons with a regular notebook. Writing something by hand is better than just clicking a mouse. Write the date for each day that you work on the website. Do you go there every day? The notebook will reflect how often you study your English.

4. Pay attention to the Word of the Day section. It changes every day. You can be a beginning level student or someone who is advanced. Learning vocabulary is essential to your success. Don't neglect the small words.

5. Review the work that you complete in your notebook.

The beginning of a new year is the perfect time to set goals for learning English. And if you set goals, you should have a way of knowing whether or not the goals have been met. The checklists will help you do that. Keep the checklist by your computer or tablet. As you work through each lesson, exercise, quiz, and test, make a check to show that it was completed. 

Print:

• The Blue Level Checklist

• The Red Level Checklist

•  The Yellow Level Checklist

• The Green Level Checklist

• The Purple Level Checklist

• The Orange Level Checklist

• The Violet Level Checklist
  

The students who get the most out of the website are the one who use the checklists. It might be kind of a hassle to print it out and keep it laying around, but try it and you might like the feeling of accomplishment it gives you as you work through the website.

+ The word of the day for today is "tense."

New and old students may send in photos for the January 2015 class. Please include your first name and the name of the country that you are from. It's not necessary to participate in the Photos section--It's just a fun thing to do.

 

Have a nice day and Happy New Year to all!

Your teacher,