Language Learning Strategies

They reveal the times of day when students feel good and perform their best.

• Sustenance

• Location

• Biorhythms

• Mood

According to Oxford (2003),what are language learning strategies?

• "the general approaches students use to learn a language"

• “specific techniques to tackle a difficult language task"

• "factors that help determine how students use their brain"

• "key variables affecting language acquisition"

Choose the correct language learning strategy for the following action: "asking questions to get clarification."

• Metacognitive

• Affective

• Compensatory

• Social

Choose the correct language learning strategy for the following action: "rewarding oneself for good performance".

• Compensatory

• Social

• Affective

• Metacognitive

Choose the correct language learning strategy:

"guessing from the context in listening and reading."

• Memory-related

• Compensatory

• Cognitive

• Metacognitive

Choose the correct language learning strategy for the following action:

"learning acronyms"

• Metacognitive

• Social

• Memory-related

• Compensatory

Choose the correct language learning strategy: "identifying one’s own learning style and needs."

• Metacognitive

• Affective

• Compensatory

• Memory-related

Choose the correct language learning strategy for the following actions: "reasoning, analysis, note-taking, summarizing."

• Metacognitive

• Memory-related

• Social

• Cognitive