Attitudes to Language Learning : A Case Study
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Over the past five years, the Foreign Language Faculty at Nagoya University of Commerce and Business (NUCB) has been developing a Self-Access Center (SAC). At the same time, the university has been running a study abroad program (Frontier Spirit Program). As both the Self-Access Center and Frontier Spirit Program have matured, there has been an ongoing and growing need to gauge student attitudes to various aspects of the language learning process. A series of questionnaires has been administered with the aim of giving us a clearer profile of our student population and their attitudes, and ultimately of improving the quality of the overall language program. The results of these questionnaires form the basis of this article.
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