METACOGNITIVE STRATEGIES IN LISTENING LECTURES (LITERATURE REVIEW)
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Listening, metacognitive listening, listening strategiesAbstract
This literature review was written based on seven research papers that have been done on metacognitive listening strategies where scholars identify their role and effectiveness in listening lectures. This article presents framework theories, principles according to which some investigations have been conducted which consist the role of metacognitive strategies in listening academic lectures, obstacles that students face in listening, metacognitive strategies use in listening lectures, methods that are used for data collection and conclusion
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