Diretrizes de aprendizado (Inglês)

english
LEARNING

SELF STUDY
HOW TO MAKE THE MOST
OF YOUR STUDY TIME

All over the world, millions of people are studying English. Some study in a school, a college or in a club. Others study at home on their own.Whatever your situation, this Self Study booklet is designed to help you. It is filled with ideas and helpful suggestions for making the most of your study time.
Using extracts from BBC World Service radio programmes, the booklet will help you ...
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access English around you. set your own goals and see your own progress. make decisions about learning vocabulary. make the most of your dictionary. improve your pronunciation. make the most of the books you have. use the internet to improve your English. create networks of English learners in your own village, town or country.

How to use this booklet
Each page looks at a different area related to self study. On each page you’ll find ...
• a short introduction to the topic which explains why this aspect of speaking is important.
• an extract or extracts from a range of BBC World Service radio programmes related to the topic.
• a reading and a task to accompany the extract(s).
• key tips to help you improve your study skills.
• a task to help you practise what has been explained.

On the final page you will find a glossary explaining some of the words and phrases in the booklet.Words in the glossary are in bold and italic (like this).

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Accessing English around you

When you are studying alone, what is the best way to find sources of English to help you learn the language?
Of course, you listen to BBC World Service radio and you may have textbooks to help you. But where else can you find English if you don’t live in a country where English is a first or main language?
The BBC World Service radio programme, Going Global, looks at English from an international perspective. In the following extract, Philip Ryle, a teacher at King’s College at