reference shelf / guidebook / structured archive
This page is less a master list than a personal guide: tools that helped, what they were useful for, and where they fit in the process of actually learning.
daily review / foundation building
[1] best for keeping contact with words, not for teaching nuance by itself.
context-heavy cards from reading + listening
[2] slower, but much better for remembering how phrases actually live.
good for reading without panic and for noticing repeated grammar naturally.
helpful for seeing contemporary rhythm and argument outside textbook prose.
build this into an annotated bibliography-style list with your own notes.
best when I need example sentences fast.
good for nuance checks after I already think I understand something.
useful, but I try not to depend on it too much.