to practise a language with a partner by exchanging languages: you teach them yours, and they teach you theirs, do a conversation exchange, to create visual diagrams that help organise information around a central idea or topic, draw mind maps, to do what someone has told or shown you to do, step by step, follow instructions, to mark the most important parts of a text (with a highlighter pen or digitally) to make them easier to find later, highlight key points, to continue doing something regularly to improve your skills, keep practising, to listen to audio programmes on specific topics, usually available online, listen to podcasts, to memorise something perfectly so you can recall it without looking at the source, learn (something) by heart, to capture your own voice or actions using audio or video equipment, often to review and improve, record yourself, to review and study material again in preparation for an exam or test, revise for a test, to organise or create a group of people who meet regularly to study together and help each other learn, set up a study group, to attend a series of lessons or classes focused on leaning a particular subject or skill, take a course (in something), to write down key information during a lesson, lecture, or while reading, take notes, to use small pieces of paper with adhesive backs to leave reminders, mark pages, or organise tasks, use sticky notes, to make use of software applications (on a phone, tablet, or computer) for learning, organisation, or other purposes, use apps, to view instructional videos that show how to do or learn something step by step, watch video tutorials

GI B1 Unit 2 learning techniques

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