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It can help structure your learning, which can be difficult when you’re learning on your own. Keeping a diary gives the feel of a class without having to be in one. You can take a look at what you’ve learned with a date for each item, so you can feel like you’re making progress.

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  It helps you to identify areas you might be neglecting, and ones in which you’re particularly strong. If you read back over the past few weeks and you haven’t been doing your past tense conjugations, that can be your area of focus for next week. Meanwhile, if you notice you’re building a really strong vocabulary base around sports, it’s time to go and chat about soccer with your nearest native speaker!
  

For independent learners, a diary is a great supplemental tool, especially when combined with a study app like FluentU.

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