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Working Memory Capacity and Language Instruction: A Case for Explicit Instruction

January 6, 2017 Anthony Schmidt

WMC was found to play a role in the success of language learning and that explicit grammar instruction coupled with practice and feedback “levels the field” for both low- and high- WMC learners.

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