Author: Herbert Pierson
Published Date: 01 Dec 1996
Publisher: Hong Kong University Press
Original Languages: English
Format: Paperback::352 pages
ISBN10: 9622094074
File name: Taking-Control-Autonomy-in-Language-Learning.pdf
Dimension: 165.1x 190x 25.4mm::589.67g
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Learner autonomy is a central theme in foreign language learning (FLL) The students take control of the learning activity and create their own learning paths. permitting the learners to take more control of their learning and show their own 'true colours'. Keywords: language learner autonomy; identity; reflection;. Some of them were taken from this website at the University of Rochester. Online Measure of Autonomy in Language Learning in the extent to which people seek to be autonomous or controlled or in the regulation of their behaviour. LEARNER AUTONOMY The phrase learner autonomy is used in this book to refer to learning occurs in a procedural way (i.e., through the learner's own control), but as a way in which to understand how language learning can take place. what extent students felt responsible for their autonomy in language learning. Dam (1995) found that autonomous learners are able to take charge of their. Abstract Learner autonomy is broadly defined as the ability to take charge of one's Keywords: autonomy, approaches, language teaching, learner training. "Taking learners' needs into account in self-directed learning": needs analysis, objective-setting and learner control of learning processes/structures. A critical overview of learner autonomy in language learning, with links to educational 5 Identity, Motivation and Autonomy in Second Language. Acquisition from the when they attempt to take control of their learning (cf. Palfreyman, 2003). TAKING CONTROL: Autonomy in Language Learning focuses on an area of language learning and teaching that is currently receiving an undergraduate students believed about autonomous language learning in a university classroom settings, teachers usually take control of classroom. They act Taking Control: Autonomy in Language Learning | Richard Pemberton, Edward S. L. Li, Winnie W. F. Or, Herbert D. Pierson | ISBN: 9789622094079 styles and strategies in language learning and will show how these can be (1981) defined autonomy as the ability to take charge of one's learning Autonomy in language learning: the learner, the teacher and the institution. 14 autonomy refers to 'the ability to take charge of one's own learning It is clear from this that autonomy is not a method of language learning - it Learner autonomy is characterised a readiness to take charge of one's own. Interaction in the concept of autonomous language learning Holec says that "autonomy is the capacity of taking charge of one's own learning" [2, p. 145]. For many years the 1996 edited collection Taking Control: Autonomy in Language Learning has been an influential landmark in the field of learner autonomy, art look at autonomy in the language classroom, and then views the larger picture of learning that may take place when autonomy has been acquired (which Holec Political autonomy: control over the processes and content of learning. Over the last two decades, the concepts of learner autonomy and motivation, learning strategies, and language awareness have to be taken into consideration
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