Online French Lessons with a Private Tutor

Online micro-learning modules: 10 reasons to get started

1. A learning format consisting of short sessions (typically 50 minutes).
2. Easily accessible, time-efficient modules that require less time and concentration than a traditional training program: they can be easily incorporated into the learner’s schedule.
3. Spaced learning: the content is less dense but the frequency is higher.
4. Shorter content also means more relevant content: learners access it only because it interests them at a time that suits them.
5. Learning in smaller, more frequent sessions allows for better retention of the material.
6. Learners may prefer small modules that can be absorbed much more quickly than larger courses.
7. This approach therefore allows learners to develop skills more quickly that they can apply in their daily professional lives.
8. If what is learned is neither repeated nor reinforced, that information is lost over time.
9. The strategy isn’t simply to repeat the exact same learning activity over and over, but rather to vary the approaches to keep learning enjoyable.
10. Learners control the pace of their training. They can choose when they want to learn, based on their schedule.