Survey of Language Learning Strategies Use among Non-English Major Students
Chen Qiu-kai
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Chen Qiu-kai
Abstract
The present study conducts a survey of the frequency of English learning strategies used among non-English major students via questionnaires and follow-up interview.Research statistics reveals that the frequency that students apply different strategies in their language learning process is moderate.Relatively speaking,students show a relatively high frequency in using memory strategies,cognitive strategies and compensation strategies while showing fewer tendencies in using meta-cognitive strategies,affective strategies and social strategies in their learning process.
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The present study conducts a survey of the frequency of English learning strategies used among non-English major students via questionnaires and follow-up interview.Research statistics reveals that the frequency that students apply different strategies in their language learning process is moderate.Relatively speaking,students show a relatively high frequency in using memory strategies,cognitive strategies and compensation strategies while showing fewer tendencies in using meta-cognitive strategies,affective strategies and social strategies in their learning process.
Key concepts: Language learning strategies, Psychology, Cognition, English language, Compensation (psychology), Process (computing), Language acquisition, Mathematics education