Research on non-English major undergraduates lexical learning modes with different types of involvement tasks

ZHAO Long-Wu, ZOU Shen

Foreign Language Learning Theory and Practice ›› 2015, Vol. 1 ›› Issue (3) : 63.

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Research on non-English major undergraduates lexical learning modes with different types of involvement tasks

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This paper is a research on non-English major undergraduates vocabulary learning modes with different sorts of involvement tasks. The following methods are being employed during the research: a questionnaire and interviews with both students and teachers. The results of the questionnaires and those of the interviews are analyzed in detail by Theory of Information Processing Model etc. . The conclusion is that there is possible significant difference concerning the most frequently employed vocabulary learning mode if the involvement task is different; comparatively speaking, there is no significant difference concerning the most frequently employed vocabulary learning mode even if their levels of proficiency in English are not the same.

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information processing model / vocabulary learning mode / sort of involvement task

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ZHAO Long-Wu, ZOU Shen. Research on non-English major undergraduates lexical learning modes with different types of involvement tasks[J]. Foreign Language Learning Theory and Practice. 2015, 1(3): 63
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