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This study investigates the relationship between Iranian EFL (English as a Foreign Language) learners’ sensory preferences: Visual, Audial, and Haptic (VAH) and the learners’ speaking strategy use across proficiency. To this end 146 Iranian EFL learners studying English at different levels of language proficiency, participated in this study. O’Brien’s (1990) learning channel preference checklist was given to students to determine their sensory preferences. In addition, a Speaking Strategy questionnaire (an adaptation of strategy inventory for language learning (SILL), focusing on strategies used at the time of Speaking) was also given to the students in another session. The data were analyzed using multivariate ANOVA (MANOVA) in order to probe the relationship between Iranian EFL Learners’ Learning Style Sensory Preferences and their speaking strategy use across proficiency. Based on the results, it can be claimed that there was a weak to moderate interaction between the proficiency levels and preference of speaking strategies on the learning styles of the Iranian EFL learners.

Iranian English Foreign Language Learners’ Learning Style Sensory Preferences and Their Speaking Strategy Use Across Proficiency