Creating your own learning system (part 3)
by Torsten Daerr
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3) Your glossary
Once you start listening to English audio resources regularly, your brain will absorb a lot of new words and phrases which you might want to write down. For this purpose you should create your own glossary. A glossary is similar to a dictionary, but it's more specific to you. Your glossary contains words and phrases you come across during your listening activities, phrases that you find interesting or useful or that come up often when you are listening. It's best if you integrate your glossary into your listening blog or link them. We will show you examples of how to use your glossary later.
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