Thursday, March 24, 2011

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new section of the blog.

I know I have little time and every time I get into more trouble, but this section is something I wanted to do for a long time.
This is a new section of exercises: dictates!
Yes, some think that after finishing primary school would not have to face them again, but looking back I see how useful they were and I think we should use our learning Korean.

  • What will?
In principle I have in mind 6 levels of difficulty, but given the level of the notes that I share (that is, my level of Korean) for now and for some time will only dictates of the top 3, and at first will be almost all of level 1.
  1. Level 1: repeated words only 3 times each
  2. Level 2: words dictated only once, but will be two rounds.
  3. Level 3: words, phrases and some very simple sentences.
The idea is to post a dictation exercise bi being the 15th and 30th of each month in the post (except February, of course) so the first will be published on 30 March.

  • The book dictation.
Before you begin, and see that notice of time, I recommend that you become a book dedicated only to the dictates, to track the progress recommend always write the following headline:

Date-No dictation-Level-Times has done this dictation Fouls - Average errors in total
that I will simplify as follows: (F: - ND-N-V-Fouls-Media)

The idea is to repeat the dictates until two or three in a row the number of errors is zero and this will be easier to control. Once

dictation and corrected in order to improve write three to five times the fault.

dictation exercises can be used to create derivatives, such as vocabulary development by translating words or sentences to practice grammar building with these last words with grammatical constructions learned.

I hope you like the idea and view your scores in the comments of each dictation. To encourage and without shame, that no one will judge a bad grade or if you prefer you can discuss the times we repeat the dictation until it reaches zero faults but what if I like is how many people work with these exercises to continue devoting time to create or simply to devote to other sections that are most used.

The mean is simple to calculate because the interest is the total of all the dictates, not of each dictation. In short, you just have to add all the faults you've done in repetitions of the issued and divided between the times you've repeated dictation.
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