- kept a diary
- wrote regularly in a journal
English contemporary dictionary. 2014.
kept a diary
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Diary Studies in TESOL — A diary study is an in depth reflection on learning processes or teaching experiences regularly kept by an individual and then analyzed to look for recurring patterns or significant events (Bailey, 1990). Diary studies are often used in… … Wikipedia
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