I hated it when I had to sit through the class.
Content is KING, they say.
It’s not the whole truth.
Content is KING when a student has the power to choose it. When students are told that they have no power, they may believe that it’s true. They may never learn to choose what’s best for them.
Do you recognize yourself: you’ve been consuming “useful” content to help you learn English for years now, and your English skills haven’t changed yet?
My advice would be: start learning to learn directly from the source and stop consuming interpretations of the source.
Each learner should learn to curate their own content instead of making the suggested content accountable for their learning success.
I need you to know that a structured, systematic approach to achieving native-like fluency exists. You can learn it, apply it, practice it together with other people, and you can teach yourself to continuously improve your skills without ever losing inspiration or feeling stuck for longer than a few days.
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