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The document provides instructions for a final essay for a post-graduate language learning theories course. Students must write a 2,500 word essay on one topic from the course discussions, including an introduction describing the topic and its relevance, a development section reviewing key theories on the topic with examples, and a conclusion stating findings and possible proposals. The essay must also include a cover page, table of contents if needed, and references.
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