Questão número 637491

Learning a foreign language develops some important learning strategies for student's thinking and acquisition of systemized knowledge. These are memorization, cognitive and compensation strategies and they are important for:

• A.

  Developing learning through scholar activities; developing student's confidence in learning a foreign language; producing and organizing thinking; respectively.

• B.

  Storing verbal material and using it whenever it is needed; using and transforming the target language; and overcoming student's knowledge limits in all abilities, respectively.

• C.

  Memorizing structures and vocabulary; learning all the abilities by repetition and deduction; transforming and negotiating the meaning of the target language, respectively.

• D.

  Using and transforming the target language; helping students to appropriate knowledge from other cultures; developing grammar principles through inductive methods.