Three Ways to Categorize Language Learning Strategies

Three Ways to Categorize Language Learning Strategies

Oxford (1990) - Strategy for Language Learning

Oxford (1990) - Strategy for Language Learning

Direct

Memory Strategies

Creating Mental Linkages

Applying images and sounds

Reviewing Well

Employing Action

Cognitive Strategies

Practising

Receiving and sending messages strategies

Analysing and reasoning

Creating structure for input and output

Compensation Strategies

Guessing intelligently

Overcoming limitations in speaking and writing

Indirect

Metacognitive

Centering your learning

arranging and planning your learning

evaluating your learning

Affective

lowering your anxiety

encouraging yourself

taking your emotional temperature

Social

asking questions

cooperating with others

empathising with others

O'Malley's (1985) Classification of Language Learning Strategies

O'Malley's (1985) Classification of Language Learning Strategies

Metacognitive

Cognitive

Socioaffective

Rubin's (1987) Classification of Language Learning Strategies

Rubin's (1987) Classification of Language Learning Strategies

Learning Strategies

Cognitive Learning Strategies

Clarification/Verification

Guessing/Inductive Inferencing

Deductive Reasoning

Practice

Memorization

Monitoring

MetaCognitive Learning Strategies

Planning

Prioritising

Setting goals

Self-management

Communication Strategies

Social Strategies