Exploring Language Learning Beliefs and Strategies : In Reaction to a CLIL Course

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This study explored adult EFL learners’ beliefs in language learning, and their learning strategies in a Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) Course. A survey was conducted among 110 learners in a private university in Tokyo over a period of four academic years. The main finding was that firstly, the learners’ beliefs in language learning did not necessary correlate with the actual learning strategy. Secondly, beliefs in analytic learning negatively correlated with learners’ language proficiency. Thirdly, experiential strategies correlated with the learners’ prior learning experience in CLIL and CLIL-like teaching methods, and with learners’ confidence and motivation.

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