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Innovation in Language Learning and Teaching

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Innovation in Language Learning and Teaching

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1750-1229 (Print), 1750-1237 (Online)

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3 issues per year

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Volume 5 2011

Issue 3 2011 pages 233-ebi

Issue 2 2011 pages 101-232

Special Issue: The 10th Nordic Conference on Language Learner Autonomy in the FL classroom. Reinforcing the what, the why and the how: challenges and change

Issue 1 2011 pages 1-100
Volume 4 2010
Volume 3 2009
Volume 2 2008
Volume 1 2007

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