THE POSITIVE EFFECTS OF COGNITIVE LEARNING STYLES IN ELT CLASSES
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In the EFL, ESL, ESP and in the ELT classes, students are taught their courses with different kinds of methods and approaches. Cognitive learning styles are the most essential styles in foreign language education. In this paper, the positive effects of cognitive learning styles will be handled. The benefits of these styles will be highlighted. Games on cognitive learning styles will be explained. Sample classroom activities will be shared. Useful books, videos and websites on cognitive learning styles will be suggested.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.46827/ejel.v0i0.325
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