LANGUAGE LEARNING STYLES AND STRATEGIES: AN OVERVIEW

In "Language Learning Styles and Strategies," the author synthesizes research from various parts of the world on two key variables affecting language learning: styles, i.e., the general approaches to learning a language; and strategies, the specific behaviors or thoughts learners use to enhance their language learning. These factors influence the student's ability to learn in a particular instructional framework.

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