indirect learning strategies

Which is not an indirect learning strategy?

• metacognitive

• social

• cognitive

• social

What does metacognitive refer to?

• It is only relevant in academic settings

• They are fixed and cannot be changed

• It solely focuses on self evaluation

• It involves activities beyond cognition

Self monitoring is an affective strategy

• True

• False

Research shows that learners do not use metacognitive strategies as much as cognitive or memory strategies.

• True

• False

Deep breathing and meditation are social strategies

• True

• False

According to the text, in how many ways can teachers influence the class atmosphere?

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

Answer explanation

1- change the social structure of the classroom.

2- provide naturalistic communication.

3- teach ss use affective strategies.

Developing cultural understanding is a metacognitive strategy

• True

• False

Answer explanation

it's social

According to the text, what does cooperation implies?

• Working independently and not relying on each other

• Lack of communication and coordination among individuals

• Absence of competition and sense of group spirit

• Competitive mindset where individuals try to outperform and surpass others

Answer explanation

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Almost all indirect strategies activities support the big 4.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

In the book you'll find an "A" when the actitivity supports te 4 linguistic skills (big 4)

According to the text, when does anxiety become more pronounced?

• Culture shock

• When asked directly

• When working in groups