In language learning, mistakes are not failures — they are stepping stones. The real challenge is when the same mistakes repeat over and over, until they become habits.
That’s where a personal error log comes in. At Hexallt, we encourage every learner to keep one, because it turns scattered corrections into a clear path for progress.
A personal error log is a simple notebook or digital file where you:
Write down the mistakes you make.
Record the correct version.
Review them regularly to make sure they don’t come back.
It’s your personal record of growth — a tool that makes learning visible and mistakes useful.
Speech disappears: Spoken errors vanish the moment they’re said.
Memory is selective: If you don’t write it down, you forget what went wrong.
Patterns stay hidden: Without a record, you don’t notice when the same error keeps repeating.
Awareness
You see your most common mistakes written down.
Patterns become obvious.
Correction
Each mistake is paired with the correct version.
Reviewing it turns corrections into new habits.
Visible Progress
Over time, you see old mistakes disappear.
Motivation grows because you can see improvement.
Most schools correct mistakes in class and move on. At Hexallt, correction is systematic:
Trainers highlight errors during guided practice and class.
Learners record them in their personal error log.
Progress is confirmed in final assignments.
This creates a continuous feedback loop: mistake → correction → practice → confirmation.
A personal error log turns mistakes into progress. It keeps you aware, ensures corrections stick, and shows your growth over time.
At Hexallt, we don’t just correct you once — we give you a system to track, learn, and eliminate mistakes step by step, building lasting fluency.