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Learning Identity and Learning Italian

Posted on 9th September 200927th August 2018 By Leo Casey No Comments on Learning Identity and Learning Italian

In previous posts I spoke about learning identity. I emphasised that we all carry many (often unquestioned) assumptions about who we are and who we can be as learners.  The notion of learning identity is proposed as a component of one’s overall self-identity.  I argued that learning identity is often framed in one’s school years…

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