HOW AGE, PERSONALITY, LEARNING STYLE, AND MOTIVATION AFFECT LANGUAGE LEARNING.
Abstract
This article explores how age, personality, learning style, and motivation influence language learning, supported by real-world data and examples. Understanding these factors can help teachers adapt their methods to meet learners’ needs and enable students to optimize their own learning.
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