language learning styles
sicola at DOLPHIN.UPENN.EDU
sicola at DOLPHIN.UPENN.EDU
Thu May 8 02:47:35 UTC 2008
Hi everyone,
Does anyone have any good (preferably post-1990) sources for assessing language-
learning styles? I realize there are many personality or learning style scales
that have been borrowed/applied/used, like Myers-Briggs "type" indicator scale
to "multiple intelligences," etc. Peter Robinson's 2002 book "Individual
Differences and Instructed Language Learning" (John Benjamins) addresses those
issues in various theoretical ways. But I'm curious if any actual
rubrics/inventories or other "self-assessment" tools have been created and even
remotely tested or applied in practice to *language* learning in particular.
Ideas?
Thanks,
Laura
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Laura Sicola, PhD
University of Pennsylvania
Educational Linguistics
TESOL lecturer
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