the definition of learner autonomy is closely related to the psychological perspective, in which we identify learning
strategies such as “self-evaluation, organization, goal-setting, planning, information-seeking, record-keeping, self-monitoring”
(Oxford, 2003, p. 84). As teachers, we see the advantages of a ‘psychological’ perspective as identified by Oxford (2003) and
Benson (1997) and to have learners take responsibility for their learning and to become effective language learners.