Titlebook: Learner Autonomy Across Cultures; Language Education P David Palfreyman,Richard C. Smith (Lecturer in ELT Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a d

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Learning Cultures and Counselling: Teacher/Learner Interaction within a Self-Directed Schemeir language learning and help them find the most effective and efficient way of [learning] in a variety of learning environments” (Mozzon-McPherson, n.d.). With the emergence of self-directed learning schemes and the current emphasis on learner-centred pedagogies, classroom teachers as well as those

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Postscript: Implications for Language Educationnfluential concept in language education in a variety of contexts in recent years, and ‘culture’ has often been mentioned as a significant variable in connection with its appropriateness and/or practicality.” In order to encourage a move beyond the national/ethnic stereotyping of learners which has

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David Palfreymanish society in India became the pre-servation of ‘social distance’ between that society and the indigenous populations it ruled over. It was this social distance which came to be seen as essential to the maintenance of power and authority.. The vast of structurese scholarship on English colonial lit

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Xuesong Gaoish society in India became the pre-servation of ‘social distance’ between that society and the indigenous populations it ruled over. It was this social distance which came to be seen as essential to the maintenance of power and authority.. The vast of structurese scholarship on English colonial lit