Summary of STOP TRANSLATING IN YOUR HEAD | Tips For Thinking In English
Main Ideas and Tips:
- Surround Yourself with English:
- Speak Out Loud:
- Practice articulating your thoughts in English, even if alone.
- This helps organize thoughts and builds confidence.
- Use Images:
- Connect English words to their meanings using pictures.
- Create flashcards to visualize concepts, making learning enjoyable.
- Think in English During Daily Activities:
- Use Quiet Moments for Reflection:
- Utilize calm moments to think in English, which helps manage nervousness during conversations.
- Avoid Overreliance on Translation Apps:
- While translation apps can be helpful, relying too much on them can hinder your ability to think in English.
- Challenge yourself to express thoughts without stopping to translate.
- Use Context Clues:
- When encountering unfamiliar words, understand their meanings based on context rather than translating.
- Keep a journal:
- Engage in Conversations with Native Speakers:
- Seek opportunities to converse with native English speakers to build confidence and improve thinking speed.
- Be Patient and Persistent:
- Understand that thinking in English is a skill that takes time to develop; be patient with yourself and keep practicing.
Conclusion:
Tiffany emphasizes the importance of believing in oneself and practicing these tips regularly to improve English thinking skills. She encourages learners to be patient as they develop this new skill.
Speakers/Sources Featured:
- Teacher Tiffany (main speaker)
Notable Quotes
— 15:07 — « Thinking in English is a skill that takes time and practice to develop. »
— 16:08 — « Practice makes progress. »
— 19:10 — « As women we already knew that we had this innate ability to understand each other to know what we were thinking without saying anything. »
— 20:10 — « I think it's a gift from God because I've seen it happen. »
Category
Educational