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Language Learning Strategies:
Use Quizlet to study new vocabulary
Make flashcardsRepeat aloudDon't be afraid to make mistakesSpeak to others in FrenchWatch French television programs on Cable TVPraise yourself for your effortsListen to tapesDon't wait for the teacher to evaluate your progressGo to a French restaurant and order in FrenchEavesdrop on people speaking FrenchDon't make excusesRelax before going to class and before studyingTalk to yourself in FrenchPractice speaking French with friendsForm a study group with classmatesReview class notesReward your successesGuess when in doubtRe-write class notesRecord new vocabulary and grammar in a notebookMake review cards grouping verbs, nouns, etc.Don't pretend to understand when you really don'tParaphrase when necessaryListen to French radioRent French videos and watch themStay alert; don't "zone out" in classHang in there; be persistentRead ahead in booksUse mime gesturesWrite down words that you don't know, then find out what they meanKeep a language diaryKeep your expectations realisticPractice dailyMake corrections in class when reviewing homeworkMemorize using images, sounds, rhymes (mnemonic devices)Attend classTeach someone what you have learnedBe assertive in classParticipate in group activities in classUse cognate for association with EnglishHave a positive attitude towards class and the languageRead French newspapers on the InternetUse what you learnMake study sheetsDo homeworkReview the day's lesson after classTry not to use the dictionary too muchAsk for help when you need it