2012Journal of Sociological ResearchOpen access

Teachers’ Roles in Autonomous Learning

Shanghais Yan

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As Little described, learners’ autonomy has been a new term in the field of applied linguistics. It has become one of the objectives of education now. This paper reviews definition and some misunderstanding of learners’ autonomy, and discuss the roles of teachers in autonomy. Keywords: Learning; Autonomy; Foreign Language Learning; Teacher, Role

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As Little described, learners’ autonomy has been a new term in the field of applied linguistics. It has become one of the objectives of education now. This paper reviews definition and some misunderstanding of learners’ autonomy, and discuss the roles of teachers in autonomy. Keywords: Learning; Autonomy; Foreign Language Learning; Teacher, Role

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As Little described, learners’ autonomy has been a new term in the field of applied linguistics. It has become one of the objectives of education now. This paper reviews definition and some misunderstanding of learners’ autonomy, and discuss the roles of teachers in autonomy. Keywords: Learning; Autonomy; Foreign Language Learning; Teacher, Role

Key concepts: Autonomy, Learner autonomy, Field (mathematics), Pedagogy, Mathematics education, Psychology, Language acquisition, Sociology

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