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Insights into English Non-Major Students’ Learning Autonomy at Thai Nguyen University

Year: 2020
Type: article
Abstract: The study aims at exploring teachers and students' perceptions towards learning autonomy, and how the learning autonomy affects their English language proficiency.The understanding of learning autonomy will help teachers apply appropriate pedagogical solutions for their students.The results show that participants seemed to have some aspects of autonomous learning, so they are considered as autonomous learners.Furthermore, learning autonomy correlated with teachers' objectives and requirements, learning styles and learning strategies significantly.The highest correlation is for the relationship between learning autonomy and teachers' objectives and requirements, followed closely by the association with learning styles and learning strategies.Hence, it is suggested that, the higher being awareness of understanding teacher's purposes and requirements and better understanding how to create learning styles and adjust learning strategies students are, the more autonomous they are.
Language: English
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W3083380247
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