Teaching and Researching

Focusing on the evolution of autonomy in language education, this revised edition delves into its theory and practical applications. It explores the historical context, identification of autonomous behaviors in learners, and evaluation of diverse teaching practices aimed at fostering independence. New topics include the impact of technology and sociocultural factors on autonomy, along with over three hundred updated references and five new case studies. This comprehensive resource serves as an essential guide for educators and students engaged in contemporary language teaching and research.