I have been looking for some efficient apps and learning some efficient time management methods, hoping to fully tap my potential every minute, improve the efficiency of every minute, and turn 24 hours into 36 hours or even 48 hours. About 20 16 July and August, I feel it is necessary to plan my future four-year doctoral life before school starts, and I need something to stick to. At that time, I set two in-depth goals: reading and English. Reading has been persistent, including the second stage now: persistent writing and the daily work of simple books. I also want to use output to help me read better, so I put this aside for the time being. In English, the goal we set for ourselves is to reach a level similar to that of our mother tongue during our doctoral studies, just as we use our mother tongue in Chinese. It seems difficult at present, but after all, we should take it step by step. Where should we start? China's common first step in learning English: words.
In order to memorize words efficiently without taking up too much time, I read the strategy online, downloaded and tried many English apps, and finally chose a software that suits me. The established plan is also reasonable, so I won't mention the name, lest others think that I wrote a soft article.
But none of the above is the point. What this article wants to elaborate is: How to use fragmentation time to achieve the goal of reciting 1 year 10000 words. At the present progress, it will certainly be realized.
Try to avoid reciting words you already know. One is a waste of time, and the other is too simple and easy to be proud. Therefore, we must start with the most difficult vocabulary books, such as IELTS, TOEFL, GMAT, Cobo English, Postgraduate English, etc., rather than the simplest primary school English vocabulary books. Of the 6,236 words I memorized, 4,600 were unknown to me before, 1000 was known by myself, and more than 600 were not memorized by myself. For example, in medicine, arteriosclerosis, peritonitis, mucous membrane and so on. They are all too professional to be used in daily life and academic research.
My word recitation progress: 236 days, 6236 words. Don't recite words at a fixed time. In these 236 days, I memorized 19.7 new words and reviewed 164.9 words every day on average. Memorizing words is very painful at first, and it takes half an hour to concentrate on memorizing them. I feel that time is gone, so I can't remember them clearly So the initial stage of memorizing words is also an expectation. Sometimes after a busy day, I don't remember the words until 1 1 in the evening, so I quickly take out my mobile phone and review it quickly. In fact, this is similar to the primary stage of reading. You must concentrate on reading for a long time (30 minutes, 60 minutes, etc.). If you really can't read it, you can't integrate the contents of the book.
Words and fragmentation time are a perfect match. Now, I can recite words anytime and anywhere, and I can recite 10 words in 2 minutes. At the current speed, you can review 150-200 words in 20 minutes, and on average 1 minute is about 5 words. If the words are all new, the speed will definitely be much slower, but basically one subway trip will complete the task of memorizing words for one day, or you can wait for the bus to travel or go to the bathroom in the morning.
Tips for memorizing words-don't memorize them by rote, let the words "flash" constantly.
For a brand-new word, I will only recite the first two times carefully, and the rest is to let it flash in front of my eyes day by day through the APP. The basic operation is that there are three options for new words: "don't know", "fuzzy" and "know". I will always choose the option of "I don't know", but I won't recite it, but let it flash in front of my eyes. Now the apps that recite words in my mobile phone are basically like this.
Because except for some very simple words, we will often use them. For some words that are basically not used, you will learn them skillfully, and if you don't use them, you will soon forget them. However, we are definitely not used to the Chinese environment in China. Instead of memorizing it every time, let them flash day by day.
For example, procrastination, procrastination, precipitation, precipitation, hail and recklessness. I couldn't remember these two words at first, but then I kept letting them appear every day, I didn't know them every time, and then I continued to appear the next day. I flashed for about two months without deliberately memorizing them, but now I remember them clearly, spelling, pronunciation and meaning.
How to use fragmented time to remember words?
As the saying goes, it takes 2 1 day to form a habit. It's been 236 days now, and the habit has really developed. But I know that in this APP I am using, there is a great god who has recited it for more than 400 days. It is said that the first word of scallop is 2000 days! ! ! You are not mistaken, it is "more than two thousand days", worthy of being an example! I don't know what the level will be after sticking to this number of days. I am looking forward to it!
The fragmentation time within 5 minutes is very suitable for memorizing words. According to the speed of memorizing two new words in 1 minute, you can recite 10 words in 5 minutes, and you can walk to the supermarket to memorize 20 new words in only 10 minutes every day. The rest is flashing all the time, 1 min flashes 65438. Add up to 20 minutes of fragmentation time. Where did these 20 minutes go? Waiting for the elevator, waiting for the bus, waiting for the subway, waiting for friends, before going to work, during lunch break, Taobao, listening to music, and even waiting for the computer to turn on and off. Each sentence "waiting for XXX" may only take 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes, or 5 minutes or 8 minutes more, but it is these seven minutes, seven minutes, eight minutes and eight minutes that seem to want to use but don't know how to use them, thus completing the recitation of 6,236 words. My current vocabulary should be between 65,438+02,000-65,438+05,000, which basically reaches the threshold of barrier-free reading of original English books, which is why I set a new goal in English this year: one original English book per week.
Looking forward to the end of 20 17, a brand-new English world.
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