BREVITY in English for advanced learners. What is it and how to practice it?

<p>I teach a self-study exploratory practice approach to learning a foreign language. The result of this method is that people move beyond the levels of "Advanced" and "Proficient", and instead of fixating on achieving a certain "level", they invest in building a deliberate practice routine that might never end.</p><p>I show strategies and tools to build a meaningful practice routine for those who need more than the "advanced" level. I share my own process, and I teach the system of very concrete yet very creative exercises that help us develop the necessary skills to get to native-like fluency.</p><p><br></p><p>They are:
</p><p>- attentiveness
</p><p>- listening &amp; short-term memory</p><p>
- clarity</p><p>
- brevity</p><p>
- writing</p><p>
- rhythm
</p><p>- articles</p><p>
- questioning your own ideas
</p><p>- diction</p><p>
- LEARNING HOW TO LEARN</p><p><br></p><p>This episode is about brevity - the art of speaking less while saying more in a foreign language.</p><p><br></p><p>I'm going to share:</p><p>- Why it's frustrating</p><p>
- Why it's normal
</p><p>- Tips to include brevity in your practice routine</p><p>
- Exercises that help</p><p><br></p><p>Find more exercises on BREVITY in our Community of Practice (use the search bar to find hashtag&nbsp;#brevity)
https://community.nataliatokar.me/</p><p><br></p><p>See the post in the Community of Practice to see the links I mentioned in the podcast&nbsp;<a href="https://gate.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcommunity.nataliatokar.me%2Fc%2Fask-anything%2Fbrevity&amp;token=73bba9-1-1657277866856" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">community.nataliatokar.me/c/ask-anything/brevity</a></p>