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Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Contributors ix
- Introduction xv
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Part 1: Background Assumptions
- Chapter 1. Individual Learner Differences and Instructed Language Learning: An Insoluble Conflict? 3
- Chapter 2. Research into Language Learning Strategies: Taking Stock and Looking Ahead 17
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Part 2: Supporting Learner Autonomy
- Chapter 3. Teachers’ Perceptions of Individual Differences in Turkish Primary School EFL Classes 41
- Chapter 4. Learning Autonomy Support by Foreign Language Teachers 54
- Chapter 5. Personality and Parenting Styles as Predictors of Self-Regulation in Foreign Language Learning 74
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Part 3: Learners’ Abilities in Strategy Application
- Chapter 6. The Development of Implicit Knowledge through Structured Input Activities: The Importance of Individual Perceptions Concerning Grammar Instruction 95
- Chapter 7. Awareness of Cognate Vocabulary and Vocabulary Learning Strategies of Polish Multilingual and Bilingual Advanced Learners of English 110
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Part 4: Experienced Learners
- Chapter 8. A Study of Gender-Related Levels of Processing Anxieties over Three Years of Secondary Grammar School Instruction 129
- Chapter 9. Challenge or Threat? A Study of Perceived Self-Effi cacy of Polish EFL Teachers 146
- Chapter 10. Managing Criticism and Praise by Trainee Interpreters: Looking for Gender Differences 161
- Chapter 11. Student Needs Assessment in Teaching English at the Tertiary Level: An Individual Learner Differences Perspective 184
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Part 5: Individual Character of Phonological Attainment
- Chapter 12. Regularity and Individual Variation in Native English and Polish Learners’ Wh-Question Suprasegmentals 199
- Chapter 13. Time-Limited Verbal Fluency Task with Polish−English Unbalanced Bilinguals 210
- Chapter 14. The Acquisition of English Vowel Length Differences before Word-Final Stops by Greek Learners of English 226
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Part 6: Focus on Language Skills: Reading and Writing
- Chapter 15. Individual Differences in Foreign Language Reading Comprehension: Gender and Topic Interest 245
- Chapter 16. Individual Differences in L2 Readers’ Strategic Behaviour while Performing Reading to Learn Tasks: A Case Study 259
- Chapter 17. Current Views on Foreign Language Reading Motivation 271
- Chapter 18. From Oral Input to Written Output: On Individual Differences in External Storing of Information 284
- Chapter 19. Accounting for One Student’s Failure and Another’s Success on a Written Academic Assignment 299
- Chapter 20. Online Revisions in FL Writing. General Rules and Individual Differences 309
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Contributors ix
- Introduction xv
-
Part 1: Background Assumptions
- Chapter 1. Individual Learner Differences and Instructed Language Learning: An Insoluble Conflict? 3
- Chapter 2. Research into Language Learning Strategies: Taking Stock and Looking Ahead 17
-
Part 2: Supporting Learner Autonomy
- Chapter 3. Teachers’ Perceptions of Individual Differences in Turkish Primary School EFL Classes 41
- Chapter 4. Learning Autonomy Support by Foreign Language Teachers 54
- Chapter 5. Personality and Parenting Styles as Predictors of Self-Regulation in Foreign Language Learning 74
-
Part 3: Learners’ Abilities in Strategy Application
- Chapter 6. The Development of Implicit Knowledge through Structured Input Activities: The Importance of Individual Perceptions Concerning Grammar Instruction 95
- Chapter 7. Awareness of Cognate Vocabulary and Vocabulary Learning Strategies of Polish Multilingual and Bilingual Advanced Learners of English 110
-
Part 4: Experienced Learners
- Chapter 8. A Study of Gender-Related Levels of Processing Anxieties over Three Years of Secondary Grammar School Instruction 129
- Chapter 9. Challenge or Threat? A Study of Perceived Self-Effi cacy of Polish EFL Teachers 146
- Chapter 10. Managing Criticism and Praise by Trainee Interpreters: Looking for Gender Differences 161
- Chapter 11. Student Needs Assessment in Teaching English at the Tertiary Level: An Individual Learner Differences Perspective 184
-
Part 5: Individual Character of Phonological Attainment
- Chapter 12. Regularity and Individual Variation in Native English and Polish Learners’ Wh-Question Suprasegmentals 199
- Chapter 13. Time-Limited Verbal Fluency Task with Polish−English Unbalanced Bilinguals 210
- Chapter 14. The Acquisition of English Vowel Length Differences before Word-Final Stops by Greek Learners of English 226
-
Part 6: Focus on Language Skills: Reading and Writing
- Chapter 15. Individual Differences in Foreign Language Reading Comprehension: Gender and Topic Interest 245
- Chapter 16. Individual Differences in L2 Readers’ Strategic Behaviour while Performing Reading to Learn Tasks: A Case Study 259
- Chapter 17. Current Views on Foreign Language Reading Motivation 271
- Chapter 18. From Oral Input to Written Output: On Individual Differences in External Storing of Information 284
- Chapter 19. Accounting for One Student’s Failure and Another’s Success on a Written Academic Assignment 299
- Chapter 20. Online Revisions in FL Writing. General Rules and Individual Differences 309