Use it or lose it.<\/p>\n
You already know that\u2019s true of your physical abilities: muscles atrophy, V02 max decreases.<\/p>\n
Without regular use, your language skills will drop off too.<\/p>\n
To maintain proficiency, you need the right fuel, the right form, a routine, and of course motivation.<\/p>\n
If you missed our webinar on this topic, watch the recording at the bottom to set up a language training plan that makes the most of your time (and the CL-150)! <\/strong>?<\/p>\n We\u2019ll be talking about:<\/p>\n You can\u2019t run a marathon without food or water.<\/p>\n Likewise, you can\u2019t read the news or have a fluent conversation without sufficient vocabulary, grammar knowledge, cultural understanding, etc.<\/p>\n You\u2019ll learn how to incorporate all of that \u201cfuel\u201d into your routine using CL-150 lessons.<\/p>\n It\u2019s also no secret you need to run or lift with the right form. To the uninitiated, a strong core may seem unrelated to a strong deadlift, but it\u2019s actually very important.<\/p>\n The same goes for language: you need to engage with all four modalities, even if your focus is only on one or two of the skills.<\/p>\n You\u2019ll learn how you can practice all four modalities in the CL-150.<\/p>\n Staying motivated comes down to commitment (to yourself) and accountability (to others).<\/p>\n You\u2019ll learn how to set a daily learning goal to motivate yourself, how the CL-150 ensures that your effort is recognized, and how to work with your mentor or program manager to stay accountable to any larger program requirements.<\/p>\n If you know what you should be doing every day, week, month, and beyond, there\u2019s no excuse not to do it.<\/p>\n Watch the recording below to learn how to create a plan that helps you:<\/p>\n\n
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