Think of the concept of focus in this manner. The Pomodoro Technique And Breaks (Sprint Mode)Īfter a sprinter runs a race giving it their 100% best effort, they rest and rightfully so! To avoid overheating or possible injuries the sprinter requires short periods of rest between each set of races. However, in language learning timers can be used to increase focus, promote high-quality study sessions and increase motivation. Most people think that the purpose of a timer is to simply measure the length of events. The goal of this method is to use time as a catalyst to put yourself into high-performance language learning mode. However, we won’t only be talking about time, but also the backbone to it as it relates to language learning, the Pomodoro technique.
This article will be about using time while studying to your advantage. Well, let me not say meaningless, because all progress is good progress – but you would have wasted the opportunity to see what could have been… You have to stay focused the entire time, or your progress would have been meaningless in the first place. The psychological effect this app uses blends the concepts of focus and time into one. The instant you even touch your phone or try changing the app your tree dies and your timer restarts. But here is why I love the concept of this specific app so much it mixes the ideas of punishment and reward. The app sets a timer linked to a digital tree that’s meant to track how long you’re able to stay on task. But, naturally, I use it for studying Japanese.
These tasks could be anything from work, studying, cooking, exercise etc. Recently I downloaded this app on my phone that tracks how long I’m able to focus for while doing various tasks.
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