PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNING

2.1 THEORY AND PRACTICE IN FL TEACHING: OUT OF STEP

2.1.1 Current Theories and Practices

2.1.2 The Audiolingual Method

2.1.3 Experiments

2.1.4 Computer Based Programs

2.1.5 Foreign Language Teaching Today

2.1.6 Suggestions for Teachers and Learners

2.1.7 An "Ideal" FLES Program

2.1.8 Commentary

2.2 WHAT IS IT "TO KNOW A LANGUAGE"?

2.3 THE PHYSIOLOGY OF SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNING

2.3.1 The Evidence from Neurophysiology

2.3.2 The Educational and Intellectual Evidence

2.4 MOTIVATIONAL ASPECTS OF FL STUDY

2.4.1 Self-Evaluation Criteria

2.4.2 The Student's Attitudes

2.5 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

1 Psycholinguistic implications..... 2 Psychological Physiological 3 The Experience of Road Environments 4 I own the sidewalk
5 Applying Person and Situation... 6 Conflict and the Effect it has on... 7 Urban Traffic Problems... 8 Hazardous Road Conditions
9 Self-Witnessing of my Driving by... 10 On Mechanical Tremulation, Vibration in the Body  

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