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Retrieval Practice and the Acquisition of English Spelling Rules and Etymological Knowledge in Elementary EFL Learners
This study investigated whether retrieval practice with feedback enhances elementary EFL learners’ acquisition of English spelling knowledge—a critical yet challenging component of L2 writing proficiency. Although spelling instruction in many EFL contexts relies heavily on rote memorization, retriev
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