Syllabus A Integrated Listening, Reading and Writing Volume 1
Li, Po Lung
Different learning patterns in self-access
LAI-REEVE, Sara; Hamp-Lyons, Liz
DOI: 10.1177/003368820103200205
Self-access learning has recently received much attention from language practitioners, educators and linguists in the language learning field. Much emphasis has been put on the effectiveness of the self-access system. However, it is difficult to locate studies concerning the learning patterns in self-access systems. This paper looks on two levels into the different learning patterns among university students studying in a self-access learning environment. First, it addresses the impact of the different learning patterns on language learning under self-access systems. Second, the paper discusses our research findings on the learning patterns among university students when learning in the self-access mode and proposes appropriate self-access working models to enhance language learning.
自己を発信するコミュニケーション能力の育成
津田 敬治; 塩見 光二
Telicity in the Second Language [Book review]
Whong, Melinda Karen
EFL students’ perspectives on independent learning strategies
Leung, Chi Sum Benjamin
Morphological transfer effects in child L2 acquisition of English double-object datives
Whong, Melinda Karen; Schwartz, Bonnie D.
ISBN: 9781574731620
Location: Boston, MA
Source: BUCLD 25: Proceedings of the 25th annual Boston University Conference on Language Development / edited by Anna H.-J. Do, Laura Domínguez, and Aimee Johansen. Somerville, MA, USA : Cascadilla Press, 2001, p. 803-814
Teachers as facilitators in on-line discussions
Stamper, Suzan Elizabeth; Jakubowicz, P.
The alternative realization of agreement
Fender, Mary; Marsden, Heather; Van Espen, Lieve; Whong, Melinda Karen
Changing languages : language education in the era of transition
Mak, Linda Yeung Oi; Keung, M.L.
ISBN: 9627607126