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Foreign Language Learning Characteristics of Deaf and Severely Hard-of-Hearing Students
by
Kontra, Edit H
, Csizer, Kata
in
Barriers
/ deaf and hard‐of‐hearing students
/ Deafness
/ Difficulty Level
/ Efficiency
/ Einstellung (Psy)
/ Empirische Forschung
/ Foreign Countries
/ Foreign language learning
/ Foreign languages
/ Hearing
/ Hearing Impairments
/ Hörbehinderter Mensch
/ Independent Study
/ Language acquisition
/ Language attitudes
/ Languages
/ Learning
/ Learning environment
/ Learning Motivation
/ Learning Processes
/ Learning Strategies
/ Motivation
/ Second Language Instruction
/ Second Language Learning
/ Setbacks
/ Sign Language
/ special needs language learners
/ Strategies
/ Student Attitudes
/ Student Motivation
/ Students
/ Teacher Attitudes
/ Teaching
2020
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Foreign Language Learning Characteristics of Deaf and Severely Hard-of-Hearing Students
by
Kontra, Edit H
, Csizer, Kata
in
Barriers
/ deaf and hard‐of‐hearing students
/ Deafness
/ Difficulty Level
/ Efficiency
/ Einstellung (Psy)
/ Empirische Forschung
/ Foreign Countries
/ Foreign language learning
/ Foreign languages
/ Hearing
/ Hearing Impairments
/ Hörbehinderter Mensch
/ Independent Study
/ Language acquisition
/ Language attitudes
/ Languages
/ Learning
/ Learning environment
/ Learning Motivation
/ Learning Processes
/ Learning Strategies
/ Motivation
/ Second Language Instruction
/ Second Language Learning
/ Setbacks
/ Sign Language
/ special needs language learners
/ Strategies
/ Student Attitudes
/ Student Motivation
/ Students
/ Teacher Attitudes
/ Teaching
2020
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Foreign Language Learning Characteristics of Deaf and Severely Hard-of-Hearing Students
by
Kontra, Edit H
, Csizer, Kata
in
Barriers
/ deaf and hard‐of‐hearing students
/ Deafness
/ Difficulty Level
/ Efficiency
/ Einstellung (Psy)
/ Empirische Forschung
/ Foreign Countries
/ Foreign language learning
/ Foreign languages
/ Hearing
/ Hearing Impairments
/ Hörbehinderter Mensch
/ Independent Study
/ Language acquisition
/ Language attitudes
/ Languages
/ Learning
/ Learning environment
/ Learning Motivation
/ Learning Processes
/ Learning Strategies
/ Motivation
/ Second Language Instruction
/ Second Language Learning
/ Setbacks
/ Sign Language
/ special needs language learners
/ Strategies
/ Student Attitudes
/ Student Motivation
/ Students
/ Teacher Attitudes
/ Teaching
2020
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Foreign Language Learning Characteristics of Deaf and Severely Hard-of-Hearing Students
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Foreign Language Learning Characteristics of Deaf and Severely Hard-of-Hearing Students
2020
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The aim of this study was to investigate deaf and severely hard-of-hearing students' foreign language learning characteristics. In order to provide a better understanding of the challenges this group of learners face, a mixed methods study was designed including a questionnaire survey to provide generalizable results for this context and an interview study to get a deeper understanding of the issue from the insiders' perspective as well. Data was collected in three European countries with piloted and barrier-free instruments. In order to investigate their foreign language learning processes, deaf and severely hard-of-hearing students' motivation, beliefs, and strategies were measured and analyzed. The results indicate that deaf and severely hard-of-hearing students' foreign language learning experiences are fraught with challenges and setbacks despite their motivation and eagerness to learn foreign languages. To overcome these difficulties motivating and effective learning environments have to be created where the use of the national sign language contributes to the efficiency of teaching. Furthermore, teaching should include the presentation of effective learning strategies as well as the introduction of autonomous ways of learning. (Verlag, adapt.).
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Wiley-Blackwell,Blackwell Publishing Ltd
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