A community of practice is a dedicated platform for advanced learners who need endless inspiration, consistently high novelty, and a clear, structured approach to improving their language skills.
Think of it as a gym where you would go to do different workouts to train specific skills: endurance, strength, mobility, better wheel pose, more confident handstand, badass pistol squats...
You would probably plan your workouts. If today is your leg day, you probably do NOT want to be doing benchpress for 60 min.
If you want to work on your flexibility, then you probably should not be on a treadmill for the next hour. You should be doing the exercises to help your body become more flexible.
As you learn to create a practice routine to continuously advance your English and your English communication skills, you explore different "workouts" and learn the exercises that you should be doing to target certain skills. You will also learn what exercises you should stop doing (because you've outgrown them) and what practices you should not stick to (because they take you further away from your goal).
If you want to learn to have more confidence in spontaneous conversations with people, you do not want to be doing grammar exercises or passively watching entertaining video lessons. You need to pick a different workout.
If you want to change the way you speak (your accent, your pitch, your choice of words), you should be doing the self-correction exercises out loud, instead of attending speaking clubs where you will be repeating what you already know and maintaining the level that you already have.
Learn to pick your "workouts" wisely.
Learn to enjoy them.
Then, learn to create your own exercises and your own workouts.
This is what the community of practice is about.
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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If you already speak good English but your goal is Native-Like fluency, you’re welcome to join our Community of Practice and connect with other curious and daring learners. Unlock dozens of creative exercises that focus on developing cognitive skills in a foreign language and help you build a deliberate practice routine to attain better fluency. No credit card is required to begin. Start your free trial today