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by R Amritavalli

Author: R Amritavalli
Subcategory: Words Language & Grammar
Language: English
Publisher: Cambridge University Press India Pvt. Ltd. (January 1, 2007)
Pages: 100 pages
Category: Reference
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English in Deprived Circumstances. This list is generated based on data provided by CrossRef. Can learners of English choose their own materials to learn from? Should they do so? English in Deprived Circumstances: Maximising Learner Autonomy is a narrative of how learners learn when they take charge of what they read, listen to or write.

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That is especially true for reading within the classroom, over and beyond Extensive Reading/ Listening for pleasure (Templer, 2012).

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PDF Learner autonomy may have special relevance now in developing countries, where a dissonance often exists between . Latterly, she explicitly came. to ally this approach with the autonomy movement, as has Amritavalli.

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Can learners of English choose their own materials to learn from? Should they do so? English in Deprived Circumstances: Maximising Learner Autonomy is a narrative of how learners learn when they take charge of what they read, listen to or write. The author makes a case for learner autonomy from her experiences with fifteen first generation learners, working children attending a non-formal afternoon school, and a group of adult learners from outside India. Key issues discussed: - Autonomy and authenticity in language learning - What is authentic for deprived learners? - Emergent features of learner-chosen texts - Assessment of acquisition - A new approach to the choice of materials