¿Utilizan los estudiantes universitarios recursos propios en el aprendizaje de la lengua extranjera?
ISSN: 1989-3558
Année de publication: 2011
Número: 9
Pages: 37-54
Type: Article
D'autres publications dans: Hekademos: revista educativa digital
Résumé
This article aims to examine how university students use different language learning strategies, based on their experiences and existing knowledge, in their learning process of a foreign language in order to be able to learn effectively. Thus, it is expected that learners will think about using language learning strategies in their foreign language learning so that they can be more conscious about their learning and can improve it. It is considered the importance of thinking about these aspects to improve adult learning/teaching process of a foreign language
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