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If you're reading this, then you probably already know that.  \nWhat you might not know is that there are strategies that can help you study more effectively, so that you make the most of your time and energy. This handout first explains some of the key principles that guide effective language learning, and then describes activities that can help you put these principles into practice. Use these tools to create a strategic study plan that helps your language skills grow.  \n1) Key Principles of Language Learning  \nThe Basics:  \nFirst, let’s talk about the basics. Research in this area (called “second language acquisition” in academia) suggests that there are three key elements to learning a new language.  \n• The first is comprehensible input, which is a fancy way of saying being exposed to (hearing or reading) something in the new language and learning to understand it.  \n• Comprehensible output is the second element, and unsurprisingly it means learning to produce (speak or write) something in the new language.  \n• The third element is review or feedback, which basically means identifying errors and making changes in response.  [1]  \nFancy terms aside, these are actually pretty straightforward ideas.  \nThese three elements are the building blocks of your language practice, and an effective study plan will maximizes all three. The more you listen and read (input), the more you speak and write (output), the more you go back over what you’ve done and learn from your errors (review & feedback), the more your language skills will grow.  \nDO: Create a study plan that maximizes the three dimensions language learning: understanding (input), producing (output), and identifying and correcting errors (review/feedback).  \nSeek Balance  \nLearning a new language involves listening, speaking, reading, writing, sometimes even a new alphabet and writing format. If you focus exclusively on just one activity, the others fall behind. This is actually a common pitfall for language learners. For example, it’s easy to focus on reading comprehension when studying, in part because written language is often readily accessible—for one thing, you have a whole textbook full of it. This is also true of the three key elements: it’s comparatively easy to find input sources (like your textbook) and practice understanding them. 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