Retention of Foreign Vocabulary Learned Using the Keyword Method¶
Beaton, A., Gruneberg, M., & Ellis, N. (1995). Retention of Foreign Vocabulary Learned Using the Keyword Method: A Ten-Year Follow-Up. Second Language Research.
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- The English-to-written-Italian test in Beaton and colleagues' Linkword follow-up shows that a response task can run in another direction; it does not reveal every private step by which the learner retrieved each word.
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- The English-to-written-Italian test in Beaton and colleagues' Linkword follow-up shows that a response task can run in another direction; it does not reveal every private step by which the learner retrieved each word.
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