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  • General Course Information

  • 1. CHARACTERISTICS OF GOOD LANGUAGE LEARNER


  • 2. STYLES OF LEARNERS


  • 3. Types of Personality

  • 4. Study Habits

  • 5. Time Managment

  • 6. Goal Setting

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      1.Complete the following list with tips that have worked for you in designing goals and committing to them.

       1. Discussing goals with a critical friend may help in the process of designing realistic goals.

      2.  Writing goals down and keeping them visible can be a reminder of the important things that should be done to reach them.

      3.  ………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

      4.  ………………………………………………………………………………………………………..



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      Do the following objectives follow the SMART system? What is the problem with the ones that do not? How can you improve them?

      Goal

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      I will do well in all my classes this semester.

       

       

      I will revise my lessons 30 mins every day to get an average of 14/20 in my first semester exams.

       

       

      I will get a good job when I graduate.

       

       

      I will finish writing my written expression assignment sometime soon. 

       

       





  • 7. Using Dictionnary

  • 8. Using Library

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