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Autonomy, Agency and Identity in Foreign Language Learning and Teaching

Jing Huang

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Contents: Autonomy in second/foreign language education - The role of identity and agency in the long-term development of autonomy - Learner, teacher and institutional agendas (discourses) - Interpretative qualitative research - Documenting students' pathways towards autonomy across four academic years in a BA TEFL programme - Learner perspectives on teacher-student role relationships - Learner perspectives on the university learning environment - TEFL learning: stories of student teachers' autonomous development.

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Key concepts: Learner autonomy, Autonomy, Agency (philosophy), Pedagogy, Identity (music), Foreign language, Psychology, Language acquisition