Learning Strategies

What does scaffolding mean?

• Giving students help and slowly removing it

• Always helping students with tasks

• Making tasks harder for students

• Leaving students to do everything alone

Which is an example of a material scaffold?

• A peer helping with tasks

• A teacher giving hints

• A graphic organizer

• A quiet study room

Why do you think some people learn languages faster than others?

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What role do you think learning strategies play in the teaching-learning language process?

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What makes a strategy positive and helpful for a given learner?

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Describe with your own words the meaning of learning strategies.

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Why do you think it is important to use learning strategies?

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Write at least two strategies that can help you to be an autonomous learner.

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Which of the following is a key component of metacognitive learning strategies?

• A) Memorizing facts

• B) Understanding one's own learning process

• C) Relying on teacher instructions

• D) Ignoring feedback

What is the primary purpose of using mnemonic devices in learning?

• A) To confuse learners

• B) To enhance memory retention

• C) To make learning more difficult

• D) To replace understanding