Series editors' preface
Preface
1 Introduction
Background
Research on learning strategies
Theoretical background in second language acquisition
Overview of the book
2 A cognitive theory of learning
Background
Language as a cognitive skill
Representation in memory
Stages of skill acquisition
Complements to the stage-related theory of learning
Language comprehension
Language production
Learning strategies as cognitive skills
Definition and classification
Strategies as cognitive processes
Conclusions
3 How cognitive theory applies to second language acquisition
Background
Relationship of cognitive theory to specific constructs
Declarative knowledge
Procedural knowledge
Stages of skill acquisition
Conclusions
4 Learning strategies: methods and research
A framework for data collection on learning strategies
Objective of data collection
Language task
5 Strategies used by second language learners
6 Instruction in learning strategies
7 Learning strategies: models and materials
8 Summary and conclusions
Glossary
References
Author index
Subject index
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