Strategies for success : a practical guide to learning English

H. Douglas Brown

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EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning Second Language Acquisition and Learning Learning Styles and Cognitive Differences

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1 What Kind of Learner Are You? 2 Discovering Your Learning Styles 3 Left Brain and Right Brain 4 Motivating Yourself and Setting Goals 5 Developing Self-Confidence and Lowering Anxiety 6 Learning to Take Risks 7 What's Your Language-Learning IQ? 8 The Influence of Your Native Language 9 Learning a Second Culture 10 Using Individual learning Strategies 11 Using Group Strategies 12 Strategies for Taking Tests

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