Implications of your learning style for language learning

Your learning style is an important factor in how well you learn a second language. This is especially true when you are working in an unstructured situation and must plan and manage your own language learning activities.

Choosing activities that match your learning style preferences will help you

• feel good about the language learning process
• make faster progress, and
• stay motivated.

Here is a prerequisite for taking advantage of your learning style for language learning:

• You need to determine your learning style profile.

• Your learning type and language learning
• Your brain dominance and language learning
• Your sensory preference and language learning
• Your personality type and language learning

• Four approaches to language learning based on learning style

• Overview module: Implications of your learning style for language l...
• In modular book: Your Learning Style and Language Learning, by Clay Johnston and Carol J. Orwig
• In document collection: Other Resources
• In bookshelf: Language Learning

This page is an extract from the LinguaLinks Library, Version 3.5, published on CD-ROM by SIL International, 1999. [Ordering information.]

Page content last modified: 15 September 1998

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