KOREAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS' LANGUAGE LEARNING STRATEGY USE: EFL VS. ESL CONTEXTS.

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Title: KOREAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS' LANGUAGE LEARNING STRATEGY USE: EFL VS. ESL CONTEXTS.
Authors: Kyungsim Hong-Nam1, Szabo, Susan1
Source: Yearbook (College Reading Association). 2012, Vol. 35, p333-353. 21p.
Subject Terms: *English as a foreign language, *Learning strategies, *Strategy Inventory for Language Learning, *College students, *Education, Koreans
Abstract: This study examined changes that occurred in the use of language learning strategies by Korean university students as their language learning context shifted from an EFL to ESL setting. The data were collected three times over the course of three semesters using the SILL (Strategy Inventory for Language Learning). The study found Korean university students utilized different strategies while in an ESL setting (Korea) than they did while in an ESL setting (US). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Database: Education Research Complete
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