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Learning Strategies, definitions, example - Coggle Diagram

- - - - production strategy: use language efficient+clear with min effort
      - communication strategy: deal with problems in interaction
      - learning strategy: develop linguistic and sociolinguistic competence of target language
        
        language learning strategies: ling and socioling information about the language
        
        skill learning strategies: concern with learner's skill (listening, speaking, writing, reading)
- - - - doesn't reveal mental strategies
      - give little opportunity to use behavioral strategies
- - - - steps/operations used in problem-solving that require direct analysis of learning materials
        
        repetition (imitating the language)
        
        note-taking ( writing down information)
        
        elaboration (relating information)
        
        example:??
    - - operations used in language learning by means of planning, monitoring and evaluating
        
        direct attention (deciding in advance to pay attention to language input)
        
        self-management (knowing the best condition to learn and try to create)
        
        example:??
    - - the ways related to interaction with other learners and native speakers
        
        cooperation (working with one/more peers to get more feedback)
        
        question for clarification (asking teacher/other learners for repetition/explanation/example)
  - - - memory strategies
      - cognitive strategies
      - compensation strategies
    - - metacognitive strategies
      - affective strategies
      - social strategies
  - - - what language and language learning involves
    - - what and how of language learning
    - - progress in learning and learner's response to the learning experience