Strategies in Learning and Using a Second LanguageThis study looks at the subject of learner strategies - the ways in which language learners use their own strategies and may be taught by others in the process of learning a language and communicating in it. The book distinguishes language learning from language use strategies, and then describes research methods for investigating them. |
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Contents
Listening in Language Learning Classroom | 1 |
Methods for investigating language learning | 24 |
Strategy training for learners and the role | 65 |
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