Adults learn differently because life is full. Time is fragmented, attention competes, and goals are practical. The secret isn’t more hours—it’s better methods. This guide focuses on approaches that fit around real schedules and help knowledge stick. Define “done” before you start Pick a clear outcome you can test: “Hold a 5‑minute conversation in Spanish,” … Read more
Intro. Learning as an adult is different: you have less time, more context, and clearer goals. These techniques are evidence‑informed and practical, with an emphasis on low risk and steady results. 1) Retrieval beats rereading Instead of rereading notes, close the book and try to recall key ideas from memory. Use quick quizzes, flashcards, or … Read more
– Practice daily, even 10 minutes. – Listen to songs and podcasts. – Speak from day one, don’t wait.
– Use Pomodoro: 25 min study + 5 min break. – Summarise lessons in your own words. – Teach someone else to test knowledge.
