english:practice:tracking
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Progress Tracking
What it is: Measuring progress using simple indicators. What it’s for: Stay motivated and adjust your routine based on data. Example: Track “minutes practiced”, “new phrases learned”, “speaking recordings/week”.
What to track (simple)
- Time: minutes/day
- Input: clips listened, pages read
- Output: speaking recordings, writing paragraphs
- Vocabulary: new cards/week, retention rate (remember %)
- Milestones: finish 10 shadowing clips, read 5 articles, etc.
Weekly check questions
- What improved this week?
- What was hard (listening speed / vocabulary / grammar)?
- What will I change next week?
Simple table (copy)
| Week | Listening | Speaking | Reading | Writing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| W1 | 5 clips | 3 recordings | 10 pages | 2 paragraphs | main issue: endings |
| W2 | 6 clips | 4 recordings | 8 pages | 3 paragraphs | improved fluency |
Hard words (Glossary)
- *indicator* /ˈɪndɪkeɪtə/: chỉ số
- *adjust* /əˈdʒʌst/: điều chỉnh
- *retention* /rɪˈtenʃən/: mức nhớ/giữ lại
- *milestone* /ˈmaɪlstəʊn/: cột mốc
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