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Reading-related Vocabulary Learning Strategy of Korean EFL College Students
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한국 대학생의 영어 읽기 관련 어휘학습전략에 대한 연구

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Academic journal
Author
Jaeseok Yang (대구교육대학교)
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The Modern Linguistic Society Of Korea 언어연구 언어연구 제33권 제1호 KCI Accredited Journals
Published
2017.1
Pages
99 - 122 (24page)

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Reading-related Vocabulary Learning Strategy of Korean EFL College Students
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This study investigated 344 college-level EFL students’ use of vocabulary learning strategies in L2 reading and explored the underlying patterns of the strategy items and their relationship with vocabulary size. Based on the data from reading-related vocabulary learning strategy instrument, the findings suggested six types of VLS related to reading and those strategies were explained on the basis of the findings and theoretical aspects from previous research. Of those strategies, word noticing is the most frequently used strategy, following guessing strategy, extended strategy, confirmation strategy, form & meaning-related strategy, and memory strategy. The use of reading related vocabulary learning strategies depending on the vocabulary size showed that the participants with higher level of vocabulary size tended to use all strategies more frequently except for memory strategy. The findings regarding the predictability of vocabulary learning strategies to the vocabulary size showed three strategies including form & meaning, guessing, word noticing strategies have the most ability to predict vocabulary size.

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