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Why you really should use a Chinese notebook
By Olle Linge On December 18, 2012 · 9 Comments · In Advanced, Beginner, Intermediate, Key study hacks, Learning in class, Learning outside class, Organising and planning
Keeping a notebook with you at all times is essential, not only because it makes sure you don’t forget important things you want to learn, look up, follow up or remember for other reasons, but also because it help you keep your mind clear and enables you to focus on what’s important and thus learn more Chinese.
Mental models and making mistakes
By Olle Linge On September 21, 2010 · 8 Comments · In Advanced, Attitude and mentality, Beginner, Intermediate, Learning in class, Learning outside class
Everybody knows that making mistakes is part of learning and that you have to live with it. Some of you might even have heard that mistakes are good, as long as they are genuine. Very few, however, live according to this maxim. In this article I talk about making mistakes and that a healthy attitude towards mistakes is of great importance when trying to learn Chinese.
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