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(Absolute Beginner) Listening Comprehension (25 minutes)

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(Absolute Beginner) Listening Comprehension (25 minutes)

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Video to train your listening comprehension (with exercices)

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25 Minutes of Korean Listening Comprehension for Absolute Beginners

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Video to train your listening comprehension (with exercices)

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50 Minutes of Intermediate Korean Listening Comprehension

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Oral and writing comprehension for expert levels

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(Beginner and Intermediate) Sogang Korean Program

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(Beginner and Intermediate) Sogang Korean Program

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To train listening and reading comprehension (with exercices)

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(Beginner and Intermediate) Site KBS World - Let's Learn Korean!

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(Beginner and Intermediate) Site KBS World - Let's Learn Korean!

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Fake daily conversations and vocabulary explained (no exercices and only writing comprehension)
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(Beginner) Listening Comprehension (34 minutes)

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(Beginner) Listening Comprehension (34 minutes)

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Video to train your listening comprehension (with exercices)

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34 Minutes of Korean Listening Comprehension for Beginner

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(Advanced) Listening Comprehension (60 minutes)

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(Advanced) Listening Comprehension (60 minutes)

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Video to train your listening comprehension

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60 Minutes of Advanced Korean Listening Comprehension

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(Beginner) Listening Comprehension (90 minutes)

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(Beginner) Listening Comprehension (90 minutes)

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Video to train your listening comprehension (with exercices)

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Korean listening practice, 322 sentences, 90 minutes, auto play. - Full screen + HD

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Youtube channel to learn Korean (One-minute lessonss as well)

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"learn korean korean lessons korea seoul 한국어" 한국 한국말 배우기 학습 교재

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We connect people through Korean lessons and cultural videos. Check out our Korean lessons at http://TalkToMeInKorean.com !!!

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One of the proudest moments this blog has brought me was discovering the search term that has brought me the most new readers from Google is "how to learn," closely followed by "learning techniques" and the inspiration for this post - "learning how to learn." My post titled: " The lesson you never got taught in school: How to learn!" has been read hundreds of thousands of times (far more than most of my posts) and many of these readers come from Google - unlike the majority of my readers who typically arrive here after my regular readers share my posts on Facebook and Twitter ( for which I am eternally grateful).

The runaway success of this post implies that the headline was not much of an exaggeration. Most of us really never did get taught evidence based learning techniques. If we did get taught learning techniques, what we were taught probably wasn't actually backed by any research evidence, we were likely told to use techniques such as highlighting, summarizing and rereading that have been handed down unquestioningly through the ages and been shown to be comparatively ineffective.

Now, just in time for Christmas, a completely free course has been put together titled: Learning How to Learn: Powerful mental tools to help you master tough subjects. The course which is offered by The University of California San Diego is four weeks long and begins on 2nd January 2015. Watch the creator of the UC San Diego course, Barbara Oakley, give a taster on the science of how to learn below:

If you're stuck for what to get someone this Christmas, or you missed the Christmas post, I can't think of a better (or a cheaper) gift than the gift of how to learn!

Footnote: I have no affiliation with UC San Diego or TEDx and I have not been paid or asked to promote this course - I discovered it through serendipity, will be taking it myself and wanted to share it with my readers.

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One of the proudest moments this blog has brought me was discovering the search term that has brought me the most new readers from Google is "how to learn," closely followed by "learning techniques" and the inspiration for this post - "learning how to learn."

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Cambridge Dictionary: Translations from English to Korean

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Using one of our 22 bilingual dictionaries, find translations of your word from English to Korean

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(Sheets to print)

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Print out the following .PDF files to practice your writing.Writing Consonants [pdf]Writing Vowels [pdf]Forming Syllables [pdf]Writing