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Chapter 7: Intentional Vocabulary Learning

Chapter 7: Intentional Vocabulary Learning

pp. 161-185

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, University of Nottingham, , Nottingham Trent University
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Summary

Chapter 7 discusses how vocabulary can be learned intentionally through explicit study. It outlines the need for explicit instruction, and discusses what makes a word easier or harder to learn. It then looks at the role of the L1 in L2 vocabulary acquisition, and how engagement affects learning. Finally, vocabulary learning strategies are covered.

Keywords

  • explicit instruction
  • intentional vocabulary learning
  • ease/difficulty in learning vocabulary
  • L1
  • cognates
  • false cognates
  • word form
  • depth of processing
  • <span class='italic'>Involvement Load Hypothesis</span>
  • engagement
  • memory
  • vocabulary learning strategies

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