Explore how flipped-blended learning, technology-enhanced task-based instruction and traditional teaching shaped learner autonomy, metacognition, strategy use and self-regulation.
69Participants
3Study groups
2Universities
6–8Intervention weeks
Three learning environments
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Group 1: interactive online exercises, adaptive quizzes, synchronous speaking labs, e-portfolios, peer review and reflection.
Live outcome comparison
High learner autonomy
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Interactive research explorer · values shown are descriptive results reported in the article
3 LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS
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CLASSROOM CONSOLE
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6 ROUNDS · ARTICLE DATA
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REPORTED VALUES
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INTERACTIVE PROFILE
Build the Learner
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PROFILE FOCUS
Flipped-Blended
Strong high-autonomy proportion, digital strategy use and self-reflection.
Flipped-Blended Learner
6–8 WEEK DESIGN
Rebuild the Study Journey
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STUDY DESIGN
What was measured?
CEFRlanguage proficiency
Likertautonomy questionnaire
Mixedquantitative + qualitative
The study combined pre/post language testing, an autonomy questionnaire, interviews and learning artifacts.
METHODOLOGICAL CHECK
Neuroscience Reality Check
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Did the researchers directly administer neurocognitive tests?
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FINAL SYNTHESIS
Research Decision Room
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Lab Complete
You reconstructed the study's instructional models, descriptive results and methodological limits.
