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Working memory is the ability of the brain to retain information, associate it with old information and use it to achieve an objective. How to improve working memory? through mathematical exercises, memorizing words and verbalizing them from last to first, or randomly, spelling words, etc.

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*Usually when I learn something new, I look for ways to acquire it with strategies that have been effective in my processes, however, on some occasions I prefer to stay in my comfort zone, I am working on it to take on every opportunity to learn something as a challenge personal growth.
*If I have known many people who have taken risks in their lives, some with good results and others not, however, they agree that each experience has allowed them to grow as people.
*I often like to measure how much I have advanced in my learning processes, review how I have improved and what I can do to continue strengthening my skills.
*A few years ago I was in the process of learning to play the guitar and I just got discouraged, I did not continue. Now I would like to resume it and improve progressively.

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Summary: How to learn any language easily.

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Summary: How to learn any language easily.

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Learning a language is easy!
In the video they present Matthew Youlden, a polyglot and linguist who shares the steps to learn a language easily. Being bilingual is a reality, however, many believe that this is not the case and that something challenging is even overwhelming.

For Matthew, learning languages ​​is really easy and explains why: the first thing to do is set aside the myths. You can learn a language at any time because there is no time limit where the human being stops learning.
According to studies, adults can learn a language more easily than a child, since we have already acquired the learning experience we recognize how to learn, we know what strategies are useful for us.
The Guardian in his study suggests that those who speak two or more languages ​​may be more prepared to deal with problems, because they are able to prioritize tasks with agility.
Matthew proposes some shortcuts that can be used to learn any language:
1. look for similarities between languages
2. not complicate
3. that the language to be learned is relevant.

Dedicating a daily space of 30 minutes to learning the language is more effective, it is not overwhelming and it increases the possibility of learning a language with better results. These spaces within the daily routine have to be complemented with passive learning: how to listen to a station in the language to learn, music, watch a movie, read, to associate what was learned and expand the vocabulary.

It also proposes "three golden rules" to learn a language:
1. to live the language: to speak it, to read it, to write it, to sing it ...
2. Make mistakes to learn from it
3. have fun in the process.

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https://talktyper.com/

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1. I like people who tell the thuth even though it may cause difficulties.

2. I think children should always be listened to.

3. I almost never expect anything, to let me surprise pleasantly or unpleasantly.

4. In our class, we always contribute without fear to ridicule, because we are a team.

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When I was younger...

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According to studies conducted in the USA at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Missouri, men's brains age faster than women's brains. The study wanted to test how sugar affects aging, given that in men it is used differently than it is in women. Despite the discovery, scientists do not explain why sugar plays an important role in brain aging, however, they propose hormones as "protagistic" participants in the process. And finally, they present some tips to maintain a young brain, such as exercising daily or sleeping the minimum hours necessary according to age.

Anna Matteo wrote this story for VOA Learning English. Kelly Jean Kelly was the editor.

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*Usually when I learn something new, I look for ways to acquire it with strategies that have been effective in my processes, however, on some occasions I prefer to stay in my comfort zone, I am working on it to take on every opportunity to learn something as a challenge personal growth.
*If I have known many people who have taken risks in their lives, some with good results and others not, however, they agree that each experience has allowed them to grow as people.
*I often like to measure how much I have advanced in my learning processes, review how I have improved and what I can do to continue strengthening my skills.
*A few years ago I was in the process of learning to play the guitar and I just got discouraged, I did not continue. Now I would like to resume it and improve progressively.

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Besides, check your writing. That summary was not clear enough. It is confusing and the use of the verb "to know" is not correct.

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https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/earth-s-earliest-mobile-organism-lived-2-1-billion-years-ago/4784826.html
EARTH'S EARLIST MOBILE ORGANISM LIVED 2.1 BILLION YEARS OLD.
FEBRUARY 17, 2019

Thanks to a scientific discovery it has been revealed that the mobility of an organism dates back more than two billion years ago. The fossils are know but not the creature that managed to move for the first time and is now know after millions of years, however, life began one thousand five hundresd million years, before the first motility of the mysterious organisms.

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Summary: How to learn any language easily. 

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Summary: How to learn any language easily. 

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Learning a language is easy!
In the video they present Matthew Youlden, a polyglot and linguist who shares the steps to learn a language easily. Being bilingual is a reality, however, many believe that this is not the case and that something challenging is even overwhelming.

For Matthew, learning languages ​​is really easy and explains why: the first thing to do is set aside the myths. You can learn a language at any time because there is no time limit where the human being stops learning.
According to studies, adults can learn a language more easily than a child, since we have already acquired the learning experience we recognize how to learn, we know what strategies are useful for us.
The Guardian in his study suggests that those who speak two or more languages ​​may be more prepared to deal with problems, because they are able to prioritize tasks with agility.
Matthew proposes some shortcuts that can be used to learn any language:
1. look for similarities between languages
2. not complicate
3. that the language to be learned is relevant.

Dedicating a daily space of 30 minutes to learning the language is more effective, it is not overwhelming and it increases the possibility of learning a language with better results. These spaces within the daily routine have to be complemented with passive learning: how to listen to a station in the language to learn, music, watch a movie, read, to associate what was learned and expand the vocabulary.

It also proposes "three golden rules" to learn a language:
1. to live the language: to speak it, to read it, to write it, to sing it ...
2. Make mistakes to learn from it
3. have fun in the process.

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Working memory is the ability of the brain to retain information, associate it with old information and use it to achieve an objective. How to improve working memory? through mathematical exercises, memorizing words and verbalizing them from last to first, or randomly, spelling words, etc.

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https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/spanish-student-builds-robotic-arm-out-of-legos/4777153.html
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY NEW
February 9, 2019

David Aguilar is a 19 years old young man who since chilhood has had a lot of passion for Legos. This boy was born without his right forearm, but this genetic condition didn't stop him from pursuing his dreams. He is a bioengineering student at the UCI Barcelona in Spain, uses a forearm built with Legos and what he wants is to be able to desin robotic pieces such as arms and legs to help people who need it. He has created pieces with Lego that can pick up and transport heavier elements than the same pieces. David Aguilar has a Youtube channel where he shows some of his creations, the channel is called "Hand solo", in addition to publicizing the pieces he has made, he has some videos where he seeks to leave a message of encouragement to people with disabilities and demonstrate that there are noimpossible and can be overcome.

Reuters reported on this story. Bryan Lynn adapted the report for VOA Learning English. Ashley Thompson was the editor.