Titlebook: Autonomy in Second Language Learning: Managing the Resources; Miros?aw Pawlak,Anna Mystkowska-Wiertelak,Jakub Bi Book 2017 Springer Intern

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Gravitation und Physik kompakter Objekte account of a . that was carried out at Gdańsk University Teacher Training College. The implementation of the principles of autonomy in the course of the project and some observations made during it will be presented.

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Introduction to Compact Simple Lie Groups not change. It can be assumed that the training resulted in awareness-raising with respect to strategic behaviors, learner empowerment, as well as some improvement in learner autonomy in vocabulary learning. Longer and more sustained training may lead to better results in the development of strategy use.

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Fostering Learner Autonomy Through Vocabulary Strategy Training not change. It can be assumed that the training resulted in awareness-raising with respect to strategic behaviors, learner empowerment, as well as some improvement in learner autonomy in vocabulary learning. Longer and more sustained training may lead to better results in the development of strategy use.

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Possible Selves and Student Teachers’ Autonomous Identityects’ I-statements, that is, their ‘a(chǎn)utonomy’ language). The study seems to suggest that the anticipation of a person’s future, derived from motivational functions of possible selves and recognized already at the inception of studies, may influence the person’s future professional identity.

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