Language Learning & The Inverted Hockey Stick
There are two stages in language learning: the initial intense study of a limited number of words, and the later more extensive approach to learning in order to acquire the up to 10,000 words needed to function at a professional level. These two stages make up the upside down hockey stick.
۰:۰۰ / ۱۰:۰۷صوتی
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