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Giving students a voice in how they learn could transform the classroom experience

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Briefings

A 2026 article from Queen Mary University of London investigates how learner autonomy and student-led inquiry can enhance international students' academic English learning. The study suggests these methods foster engagement and collaboration, though specific outcomes and mechanisms remain under investigation.

Key points

• The study combines learner autonomy with student-led inquiry to improve academic English learning for international students.
• Research from Queen Mary University of London indicates potential benefits for engagement and collaboration in classroom settings.

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Limited to a single article from 2026; specific quantitative results and long-term impact data are not provided.

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