About Us

About Us

关于我们

Overseas Chinese Press Inc is an comprehensive of bilingual publisher in New York, Includes the following imprints: Overseas Chinese Press, World Books Publishing, China Culture Press, World Science Publishing House, Empyrean Literature Publishing, etc. We are mainly publishes Literature, Arts, Biography, Lifestyle, Psychology and inspiration, Language, Academic research Works, publishes more than 500 Books a year. The language of publication is in English, Chinese and bilingual. ISBN allocation is relatively flexible, It can be submitted and approved at the same time. About 2-3 days give it to you. You need to Provide 5 copies of sample books within 60 days, and Cover file. Convenient us to register the book number, and in our website and Bookwire database query. Due to the needs of business development, we are now looking for regional agents for external cooperation.

Book Detail

Book Detail

Books

Vocabulary Learning Strategies: A Correlational Study of EFL Learners
Vocabulary Learning Strategies: A Correlational Study of EFL Learners
Author: Yang Jing
Subjects: Language_study and teaching
Publication Date: November 2022
Book Format: Paperback
Dimensions(cm): 21/14.5/0.8
Pages: 141
Weight: 0.467 Pounds
Imprint: Overseas Chinese Press
ISBN: 978-1-63931-438-6
List Price:
$10.00
Description


About Author


杨静,女,山东财经大学公共外语教学部副教授,硕士生导师,博士。研究方向:语言测试,外语教学。发表学术论文多篇,其中CSSCI核心期刊论文2篇;出版学术专著1部;参与过多部英语教材的编写工作,其中十一五十二五国家级规划教材2部;主持省部级课题3项,参与国家社科项目1项;参与省部级课题5项;获得教学、科研奖励多项,其中省级社会科学优秀成果三等奖1项、省级文化艺术科学优秀成果奖三等奖1项。


Book Description


本书为山东省社会科学规划研究项目“‘国标背景下基于OBE模式的商务英语教学创新研究(项目编号:18CWZJ02)的阶段性成果。

Vocabulary learning strategies refer to the intentional behavior and thoughts that learners make use of during learning in order to better help them understand, learn or remember the target language vocabulary. Vocabulary learning strategies are important for teachers, students and researchers since they work to achieve high-quality learning outcomes. This study was an attempt to investigate the overall pattern of English vocabulary learning strategies used by some Chinese college non-English majors and to explore the relationship between the vocabulary learning strategies they employed and the achievement they made in reading comprehension. A questionnaire, based on Gu and Johnson’s (1996), was administered to a sample of 141 college students from three universities. Statistical description, independent sample test and correlation analysis among vocabulary learning strategies and reading comprehension scores were analyzed by SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Science).