Difference between revisions of "Total immersion method"

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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.
 
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.
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*[[Accelerated learning]]
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Revision as of 05:43, 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.

See also

References