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Move from a B2 plateau toward C1 performance
Turn an advanced-language plateau into observable performance gaps, targeted instruction, repeated production, feedback, discourse practice and delayed transfer checks rather than simply adding more study time.
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1 checklist · 1 heuristic · 6 protocols
8 elements
Define the B2-to-C1 gap from a real sample
A plateau becomes workable when it has an observable shape.
Read the idea HeuristicSeparate range, accuracy and fluency before fixing the plateau
One level label can hide three different training problems.
Read the idea ProtocolRun one bottleneck cycle instead of adding more general exposure
More input can widen experience while leaving one stubborn gap untouched.
Read the idea ProtocolTeach the stubborn form explicitly, then force it into production
Recognition is a weak hiding place for an advanced form.
Read the idea ProtocolRepeat the task, then change the task
The second attempt can free capacity; the third should test transfer.
Read the idea ChecklistTrain discourse functions, not only correct sentences
C1 lives partly between the sentences.
Read the idea ProtocolReperform after feedback instead of collecting corrections
A correction becomes learning only when it changes the next performance.
Read the idea ProtocolBuild phrase range around communicative functions
Advanced fluency needs ready language, not only a bigger dictionary.
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