Learning Vocabulary Strategically in a Study Abroad Context

Reveals the complexity of strategic vocabulary learning experiences of Chinese students as they study for their degrees in English-speaking countries
Offers an in-depth account of how and why learners select and combine certain strategies to enhance their vocabulary learning
Explores the complex interplay between the students' strategy use, their agency as a learner and their discrete learning contexts

Autorentext
Isobel Kai-Hui Wang is Lecturer in Applied Linguistics at the Department of English, Nankai University, China. Her research interests lie in the area of vocabulary learner strategies, second language vocabulary acquisition, and intercultural communication.

Inhalt
Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. The Ryder Site.- Chapter 3. The Wolfson Site.- Chapter 4. The Opal Site.- Chapter 5. Strategic Vocabulary Learning as a Complex Dynamic System.- Chapter 6. Learning Vocabulary Strategically in a Study Abroad Context.