Research papers in language teaching and learning
Issuevolume 8 - issue 1 - february 2017full issue - part 1 (pdf)table of contents - part 1volume 8 - issue 1 - july 2017full issue - part 2 (pdf)table of contents - part 2previous issuesvolume 7 - issue 1 - february 2016full issue (pdf)table of contentsvolume 6 - issue 1 - february 2015full issue (pdf)table of contentsvolume 5 - issue 1 - february 2014full issue (pdf)table of contentsvolume 4 - issue 1 - february 2013full issue (pdf)table of contentsvolume 3 - issue 1 - february 2012full issue (pdf)table of contentsvolume 2 - issue 1 - february 2011full issue (pdf)table of contentsvolume 1 - issue 1 - february 2010full issue (pdf)table of peer-reviewed electronic journal is dedicated to publishing research in the domains of tesol (teaching english to speakers of other languages) and applied mission is two-fold:(a) to promote efficient dissemination of the best of the research that is carried out by students and graduates of the .
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B) to facilitate academic exchange between the students and faculty of that programme and members of the wider professional and academic community on a world-wide official languages of the journal are english and .
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There are papers on evaluating teacher education courses, on authors’ perspectives about ghost-authoring research papers, on individual differences, learning styles and learner motivation, on the role of emotions in pedagogy and learning.
Other papers discuss cultural and intercultural awareness, perspectives about the use of the l1 in the foreign language classroom, writer identities, the impact of corrective feedback on performance, and the strengths of integrating form-focused instruction.
Up for a free action research to explore technology in language teaching: international reports on how the project was implemented by means of virtual collaborative workshops, the responses of the teachers to conducting their action research over a period of nine months, and what lessons were learned about initiating an...
Higher education and the growing demand for english: an investigation into the english medium of instruction (emi) movement in china and is becoming a rapidly growing global phenomenon, although provision is outpacing empirical research.
This research used questionnaires with students and staff at universities in japan and china and interviews with students, content staff and...
And teachers as co-researchers: a handbook of investigation into improved primary school english language learning in the traditional explores their aspirations for english and how/whether these are supported in the english language classroom.
Comparative study of english language teacher recruitment, in-service education and retention in latin america and the middle geographical areas appear to have significant social, economic and political differences, however, as well as providing an interesting insight into the lives of the teachers living and working in each country studied.
And teachers as co-researchers in indian primary english paper describes the overall approach, and the three workshops which were organised to help participating teachers involve children as ‘co-researchers’.
Nest schemes around the world: supporting nest/let collaborative research paper is free to download below as a pdf file.
Each activity provides information on focus, learning outcomes, mode of delivery and materials, as well as a step-by-step guide on how to use them.
The findings offer rich data and insights into cognitive, emotional and behavioural aspects of these participants towards english learning in china.
English language needs and priorities of young adults in the european union: student and teacher findings reveal that both teachers and students accept different native english speaker varieties and non-native english as a lingua franca for communication; recognise the need for english for employment and study; and emphasise the importance...
Pedagogy for english language teaching: a guide for ideas within highlight the use of activities which exploit a dynamic language and technology environment while drawing on teacher wisdom and the distinctive capabilities of both teachers and their publication is free to download in...
And young learners in english language teaching: global practices and issues in school–home publication is free to download in pdf evaluation of non-native speaking english language trainee teachers' practice: unfolding university supervisors' and host teachers' perspectives on judging paper is free to download tions and expectations of english language learning among primary school children and parents in publication is free to download impact of teacher education on pre-service primary english language research project received funding from the british council’s english language teaching research award.
This publication is free to impact of english on learners’ wider research project received funding from the british council’s english language teaching research here for further details about the publication is free to factors and challenges in transition from primary to secondary schooling in elt: an international research project received funding from the british council’s english language teaching research publication is free to download h reconceived: raising teachers’ awareness of english as a ‘plurilithic’ resource through an online publication is free to ty in foreign language learning and teaching: why listening to our students’ and teachers’ voices really importance of providing a personally relevant learning and teaching environment is discussed and the report provides several practical suggestions of how this can be achieved.
Language use in elt: exploring global practices and found evidence of widespread own-language use within elt, and suggest that teachers’ attitudes towards own-language use, and their classroom practices, are more complex than usually acknowledged.