Indirect Vocabulary Learning | Definition

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Indirect Vocabulary Learning: The learning of new words through means other than specific study and instruction. Indirect vocabulary learning can occur through repeated exposure to word, such as through conversations, being read to by others, independent reading, and environmental print.

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