Learning a Language and Various Terminologies Autonomously

Regardless of the type of education they are undergoing, every person is constantly and autonomously learning the language they communicate in. Set as a skill specific to the study of the language of instruction, autonomous language study cannot be reduced to the mere acquaintance with and use of dictionaries; it creates virtual platforms for the assimilation of knowledge through the assimilation of terminology. This platform remains equally functional beyond school boundaries, when, in virtue of circumstances, we learn medical or IT terminology, as well as the terminology pertaining to domains adjacent to our daily life – constructions, culinary arts, fashion etc. Strategically speaking, this autonomous learning distributes the lexical units derived from various fields into a series of virtual clusters, and each subsequent lexical acquisition will need to find its place in the appropriate cluster, according to domain.