GROUP WORK VS INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN LANGUAGE LEARNING
Keywords:
Language learning, group work, individual study, communication, learner autonomy.Abstract
This article explains which way is more effectively or nearly to result in whether learning a new language with group or acting individual. It analyzes how these two learning approaches contribute to the development of students’ language skills.
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