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Applying metacognitive strategies for vocabulary acquisition through learning portfolios

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Figure 1. Adapted from The Learning Portfolio (Zubizaretta, 2004, p.20)
Table 1.  Categories and Sub-categories Emerged from Data
Table 2: Results of vocabulary test

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