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*[https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20-hour-rule-how-rapidly-learn-any-new-skill-hireotter#:~:text=This%20concept%20is%20known%20as,competent%20in%20a%20new%20skill. The 20-Hour Rule: How to Rapidly Learn Any New Skill] | *[https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20-hour-rule-how-rapidly-learn-any-new-skill-hireotter#:~:text=This%20concept%20is%20known%20as,competent%20in%20a%20new%20skill. The 20-Hour Rule: How to Rapidly Learn Any New Skill] | ||
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Revision as of 06:00, June 1, 2025
The total immersion method of learning is learning by extreme saturation.[1] It often used when one wants to learn a skill or information in a short amount of time. The total immersion method can be used to learn any new information or skill.
An example of the total immersion method is to go to a foreign country and not speaking one's native language while intensely learning the new language.
Total immersion method of learning a new language
According to Cambridge Language Assessment: "There are numerous studies that show that students who are exposed to the language they’re learning in an immersive way, be it through a bilingual immersion programme at their school or a study-abroad experience, exhibit higher levels of fluency (e.g. Cummins 2009, Kinginger 2011, Wilkinson 1998), particularly when motivation to learn and absorb the language is high. The high motivation, in turn, is fostered by the desire to belong to or approximate the culture of the target language."[2]
See also
External links
- Three reasons full immersion is the best way to learn
- Immersion Learning: How To Learn Any Skill Fast
- Total Immersion Method
- The 20-Hour Rule: How to Rapidly Learn Any New Skill
- 5 Reasons Why Just Immersion Isn't the Best Way to Learn New Languages
References
- ↑ Total Immersion Method
- ↑ The benefit of immersive language-learning experiences and how to create them, Cambridge Language Assessment