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BukuLearner Autonomy Across Cultures: Language Education Perspectives
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Author: Palfreyman, David (Editor); Smith, Richard C. (Editor)
Topik: LANGUAGE AND LANGUAGES - STUDY AND TEACHING
Bahasa: (EN )    ISBN: 1-4039-0354-9    
Penerbit: Palgrave Macmillan     Tempat Terbit: New York    Tahun Terbit: 2003    
Jenis: Books
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  1. Culture and Learner Autonomy , halaman 1-22
  2. Becoming Autonomous in an Asian Context: Autonomy as a Sociocultural Process, halaman 23-40
  3. Changes in Chinese Students' Learner Strategy Use after Arrival in the UK: a Qualitative Inquiry, halaman 41-57
  4. Learner Autonomy as Agency in Sociocultural Settings, halaman 58-74
  5. Toward a More Systematic Model of L2 Learner Autonomy , halaman 75-91
  6. Self-Access as Access to 'Self': Cultural Variation in the Notions of Self and Personhood, halaman 92-109
  7. Social Autonomy: Addressing the Dangers of Culturism in TESOL, halaman 110-128
  8. Pedagogy for Autonomy as (Becoming) Appropiate Methodology, halaman 129-146
  9. Autonomy in a Resource-Poor Setting: Enhancing the Carnivalesque, halaman 147-163
  10. Neither Here Nor There? Learner Autonomy and Intercultural Factors in CALL Environments, halaman 164-182
  11. The Representation of Learner Autonomy and Learner Independence in Organizational Culture, halaman 183-200
  12. Learning Cultures and Conselling: Teacher/Learner Interaction within a Self-Directed Scheme, halaman 201-219
  13. Addressing Constraints on Autonomy in School Contexts: Lessons from Working with Teachers, halaman 220-239
  14. Asserting Our Culture: Teacher Autonomy from a Feminist Perspective, halaman 240-253

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