Maestría en Didáctica del Inglés para el Aprendizaje Autodirigido · 2019
Implementing learning strategies to improve vocabulary learning: a literature review
Research recommends that implementing explicit teaching of learning strategies to improve vocabulary learning, enhanced the students process to self-directed learning. Lately, there has been a concern in the concept of planning, implementing and evaluating explicitly learning strategies by teachers in the classroom. However, the long-term benefits of this process in the students and their vocabulary growth seems to be under researched. This review considers twenty research papers to identify the outcomes that determine the effectiveness of implementing learning strategies instruction. The findings suggest that the effort and time spent on direct teaching is favored by the outperformance on students¿ vocabulary posttests and abilities. Moreover, high proficiency students trained by this explicit instruction found this process more helpful, since the exposure to the strategies assist them to determine if they adopt or neglect the use of the strategies in their vocabulary learning process; activating their self-efficacy and selfdirected learning. Further research in this area is needed to investigate the impact of the explicit training towards their self-direction process.
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- Chapter 1: Introductionp. 11
- Introduction to the studyp. 11
- Problem Statementp. 12
- Problem’s significancep. 13
- Strategy Selected to Address the Problemp. 15
- Review Question (s) and Objectives (s)p. 16
- 1.5.1 General Objectivep. 17
- 1.5.2 Specific objectivep. 17
- Chapter 2: Relevant Theoretical Bases for this Review and other Reviewsp. 17
- Introductionp. 17
- Implications for teaching vocabularyp. 18
- Vocabulary Learning Strategies (VLS)p. 19
- 2.4 Vocabulary learning strategies instructionp. 21
- Chapter 3: Research designp. 23
- Introduction: What is a theoretical literature review?p. 23
- Search criteria and searching the literaturep. 25
- Inclusion and exclusion criteriap. 25
- Data extractionp. 26
- In-depth reviewp. 26
- Writing the researchp. 26
- Chapter 4: Results and Data Analysisp. 27
- Introductionp. 17
- Results of the database searchp. 27
- 4.3 Phase 1: Characterization of the studies and interpretation of findingsp. 29
- 4.4 Phase 2: In- depth review resultsp. 48
- 4.4.1 Review question 1:p. 48
- instruction?p. 50
- Chapter 5: Conclusions and pedagogical implicationsp. 54
- 5.1 Significance of the resultsp. 54
- 5.2 Limitations of the present studyp. 56
- Further researchp. 57
- Conclusionp. 58
- Referencesp. 61
- Appendixp. 65
- A: Vocabulary learning strategies Schmitt Taxonomy (1997)p. 65
- Appendix B: Flow chart: Database results of the researchp. 67
- Table 1. VLS in the Studies Analysisp. 30
- Table 2. General Aspects of the Studies Analysisp. 37
- Table 3. Aims of the Studies Analysisp. 39
- Table 4. Instruments of the studies Analysisp. 41
- Table 5. Levels of Knowing a Word Analysisp. 44
- Table 6. In Depth Review 1p. 49
- Table 7. In Depth Review 2p. 51
- Figure 1. Schmitt's taxonomy of vocabulary learning strategies (1997, pp. 205-210)p. 20
- Figure 2. Results of the database EBSCOhost Research Platformp. 28
- Figure 3. Results of the database ERIC Education Resources Information Centerp. 28
- Figure 4. Flow diagram of studies included in this literature reviewp. 29
- Figure 5. Strategies for discovery of new words meaningp. 33
- Figure 6. Strategies for consolidating a word once it has been encounteredp. 34
- Figure 7. Results of the analysis of the levels of knowing a wordp. 45