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This document discusses developing students' independent study skills. It defines learner autonomy as students taking control and responsibility for their own learning. Independent learning improves academic performance, increases motivation and confidence, and fosters creativity. Teachers can facilitate independent learning by providing opportunities for self-monitoring, using questioning, offering models and feedback, giving choices, and encouraging collaboration, reflection, and the use of learning resources. The document also discusses motivation in language learning and the characteristics of motivated learners.
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