Want to learn a language? We’ll be your accountability partner. Posted by meaghan on Mar 24, 2020 in For Learners, Learning Feature Updates
If you have a language learning goal but you don’t hold yourself accountable, does the goal even exist?
If you’ve logged into Transparent Language Online this month, you’ve probably noticed there’s a new Goals panel on your dashboard (or in the hamburger menu on mobile). And if you haven’t logged in yet this month… this new feature is definitely for you!
We know one of the most challenging parts of learning languages has nothing to do with language—it’s about building the habit. Language learning requires regular engagement. It’s the reason why you can’t remember much of the high school Spanish you haven’t used in decades. Unlike riding a bike, you need to use the language often to continue improving. Thanks to the Goals panel, Transparent Language Online is ready to be your accountability partner!
Set a Daily Learning Goal
Set a daily goal in just a few clicks. We recommend choosing a goal that feels reasonable, rather than overwhelming. Start with 15 minutes per day and challenge yourself to get into a solid daily routine, then build on it when you’re ready! The progress ring in the Goals panel will help you monitor your progress, tracking the number of minutes learned and remaining to reach your goal.
Ready to set a language learning goal and stick to it this time? Log in now, find it free in a library near you, or sign up for the free 14-day trial.
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About the Author: meaghan
Meaghan is the Marketing Communications Manager at Transparent Language. She speaks enough French and Spanish to survive, and remembers enough Hausa to say "Hello my name is Meaghan, I'm studying Hausa." (But sadly that's it).
Comments:
Niraldo Bezerra Melo:
My English is basic. I have all lot of difficult in learnig to listen
Jazmine:
Thank you for helping learn spanish