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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Academic English as standard language ideology: A renewed research agenda for asset-based language education Freeman, Donald

1 p. 28-36
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2 A case study of an EFL teacher’s critical literacy teaching in a reading class in Taiwan Ko, Mei-Yun
2013
1 p. 91-108
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3 Acquisition of formulaic sequences in intensive and regular EFL programmes Serrano, Raquel
2015
1 p. 89-106
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4 Activities as a vehicle for linguistic and sociocultural knowledge at the elementary level Huang, Jingzi
2003
1 p. 3-33
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5 Arguing for a knowledge-base in language teacher education, then (1998) and now (2018) Freeman, Donald

1 p. 5-16
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6 A task-based needs analysis: Putting principles into practice Lambert, Craig
2010
1 p. 99-112
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7 A word of praise for the outgoing editors Boers, Frank
2015
1 p. 5-6
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8 A worldwide survey of MATESOL programs in 2014: Patterns and perspectives Stapleton, Paul
2018
1 p. 10-28
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9 Balancing communication and grammar in beginning-level foreign language classrooms: A study of guided planning and relativization Mochizuki, Naoko
2008
1 p. 11-37
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10 Becoming an L2 learner (again): How a brief language learning experience sparked connections with SLA theory Forman, Ross
2015
1 p. 108-122
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11 Between rigour and reality Boers, Frank
2018
1 p. 5-9
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12 Book review: A Housen, F Kuiken and I Vedder, Dimensions of L2 performance: Complexity, accuracy and fluency in SLA Michel, Marije C
2015
1 p. 123-124
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13 Book Review: Aspects of modern language teaching in Europe Broady, Elspeth
1999
1 p. 71-75
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14 Book Review: Corpus linguistics and language teaching research: bridging the gap Keck, Casey Mari
2004
1 p. 83-109
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15 Book Review: Crossing Pennington, Martha
1998
1 p. 87-91
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16 Book Review: Designing authenticity into language learning materials Tracy-Ventura, Nicole
2006
1 p. 122-125
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17 Book review: Eurydice Boucheraeu Bauer & Meleidis Gort (Eds.), Early biliteracy development: Exploring young learners’ use of their linguistic resources Borden, Rebecca
2014
1 p. 137-139
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18 Book review: Greta Gorsuch (Ed.), Working theories for teaching assistant development: Time-tested and robust theories, frameworks, and models for TA and ITA learning Tapper, Gordon
2014
1 p. 139-140
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19 Bookreview: Heidi Byrnes, Heather Weger-Guntharp, and Katie Sprang, editors, 2007: Educating for advanced foreign language capacities. Washington, DC: Georgetown University Press Brantmeier, Cindy
2008
1 p. 143-145
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20 Book Review: Interfaces between second language acquisition and language testing research, Cambridge Applied Linguistics Series Maniski, Theodore
2000
1 p. 83-86
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21 Book review: Language and culture: Reflective narratives and the emergence of identity Hacker, Penny
2012
1 p. 153-156
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22 Book Review: Language testing in practice: designing and developing useful language tests Norris, John M.
1999
1 p. 75-78
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23 Book Review: Learn in beauty: indigenous education for a new century Russell, Susan
2002
1 p. 83-87
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24 Book Review: Learning and teaching from experience: perspectives on non-native English-speaking professionals Syed, Zafar
2007
1 p. 107-110
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25 Book Review: Medium of instruction policies: which agenda? Whose agenda? Talmy, Steven
2005
1 p. 117-122
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26 Book review: Melissa Bowles (2010). The think-aloud controversy in second language research. New York: Routledge. 172 pp. US$39.95 (paperback). ISBN 978-0-41599-484-2 Loewen, Shawn
2011
1 p. 127-128
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27 Book review: Peter Robinson (Ed.), Second language task complexity: Researching the cognition hypothesis of language learning and performance Oliver, Rhonda
2013
1 p. 133-135
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28 Book Review: Realistic evaluation Kiely, Richard
1998
1 p. 83-86
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29 Book review: Richard F. Young, 2009: Discursive practice in language learning and teaching. Supplement 2 of Volume 58 of Language Learning. 267pp. Volume 6 in The Language Learning Monograph Series. Series Editor: Lourdes Ortega. ISNN 0023-8333 Houxiang Li,
2010
1 p. 113-116
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30 Bookreviews: D. Douglas 2000: Assessing languages for specific purposes. New York: Cambridge University Press. 311 pp. ISBN 0-52-158-543-0 (PB) ISBN 0-52-158-495-7 (HB) Roever, Carsten
2001
1 p. 82-85
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31 Bookreviews : Donald Freeman and Jack C. Richards, editors, 1996: Teacher learning in language teaching. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. x + 388 pp. £28.95 (HB). ISBN 0 521 55121 8 Tsang, Wai-King
1997
1 p. 81-87
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32 Bookreviews : Leo van Lier 1996: Interaction in the language curriculum: awareness, autonomy and authenticity (Applied Linguistics and Language Study Series). London: Longman. vii-x + 248 pp. £14.99 (PB). ISBN 0 582 24879 5 Carmichael, Sarah
1997
1 p. 87-92
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33 Bookreviews: Norbert Pachler, editor, 2000: Teaching modern foreign languages at advanced level. London: Routledge. 355 pp. ISBN 0 415 20314 7 Meacher, Derek
2001
1 p. 85-88
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34 Book Review: Strategies in learning and using a second language Marcoul, Isabelle
2000
1 p. 86-88
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35 Book Review: Teacher written commentary in Second language writing classrooms Polio, Charlene
2007
1 p. 105-107
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36 Book review: The developing language learner: An introduction to exploratory practice Valdez, Paolo Nino
2012
1 p. 151-153
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37 Book Review: Vocabulary learning strategies in the Chinese EFL context Yang, Weiwei
2006
1 p. 118-121
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38 Book Review: Washback in language testing O’Sullivan, Barry
2005
1 p. 113-122
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39 Book Review: Writing and vocabulary in foreign language acquisition Miralpeix, Imma
2007
1 p. 103-105
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40 Bookreview: ZhaoHong Han and Terence Odlin, editors, 2006: Studies of fossilization in second language acquisition. Clevedon, UK: Multilingual Matters Mellow, J. Dean
2008
1 p. 146-148
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41 Bringing Japan and Taiwan closer electronically: A look at an intercultural online synchronic chat task and its effect on motivation Freiermuth, Mark R.
2012
1 p. 61-88
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42 Calendar of events 2002
1 p. 89-92
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43 Calendar of events 2003
1 p. 101-105
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44 Characteristics and user acceptance of peer rating in EFL writing classrooms Saito, Hidetoshi
2004
1 p. 31-54
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45 Chinese as a second/foreign language teaching and research: changing classroom contexts and teacher choices Linnell, Julian D.
2001
1 p. 54-81
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46 Classrooms as lexical environments Meara, Paul
1997
1 p. 28-46
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47 Comparing core-image-based basic verb learning in an EFL junior high school: Learner-centered and teacher-centered approaches Yamagata, Satoshi
2018
1 p. 65-93
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48 Construction or obstruction: teacher talk and learner involvement in the EFL classroom Walsh, Steve
2002
1 p. 3-23
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49 Defining context within vocabulary acquisition Engelbart, Silke Maria
1999
1 p. 57-69
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50 Developing reading fluency and comprehension using repeated reading: Evidence from longitudinal student reports Gorsuch, Greta
2010
1 p. 27-59
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51 Does teaching mnemonics for vocabulary learning make a difference? Putting the keyword method and the word part technique to the test Wei, Zheng
2015
1 p. 43-69
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52 ‘Does the form of this word fit its meaning?’ The effect of learner-generated mapping elaborations on L2 word recall Deconinck, Julie
2017
1 p. 31-53
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53 Do the cognacy characteristics of loanwords make them more easily learned than noncognates? Rogers, James
2015
1 p. 9-27
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54 Durability problems with explicit instruction in an EFL context: the learning of the English copula be before and after the introduction of the auxiliary be Tode, Tomoko
2007
1 p. 11-30
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55 Dynamic assessment in the classroom: Vygotskian praxis for second language development Lantolf, James P.
2011
1 p. 11-33
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56 Editorial Ellis, Rod
2011
1 p. 7-9
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57 Editorial Ellis, Rod
2012
1 p. 7-8
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58 Editorial Boers, Frank
2016
1 p. 4-8
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59 Editorial Johnson, Keith
2002
1 p. 1-2
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60 Editorial Ellis, Rod
2005
1 p. 1-4
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61 Editorial Ellis, Rod
2004
1 p. 1-4
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62 Editorial Johnson, Keith
2003
1 p. 1-2
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63 Editorial Ellis, Rod
2007
1 p. 7-9
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64 Editorial Johnson, Keith
2000
1 p. 1-2
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65 Editorial Johnson, Keith
2001
1 p. 1-2
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66 Editorial Ellis, Rod
2008
1 p. 7-9
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67 Editorial Johnson, Keith
1999
1 p. i-ii
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68 Editorial Johnson, Keith
1998
1 p. i-ii
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69 Editorial Johnson, Keith
1997
1 p. i-iii
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70 Editorial Ellis, Rod
2013
1 p. 5-7
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71 Editorial Ellis, Rod
2010
1 p. 7-8
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72 Editorial Ellis, Rod
2006
1 p. 1-2
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73 Effects of glosses on learning of L2 grammar and vocabulary Jung, Jookyoung
2016
1 p. 92-112
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74 Effects of three forms of reading-based output activity on L2 vocabulary learning Rassaei, Ehsan
2017
1 p. 76-95
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75 ESL writers and feedback: giving more autonomy to students Hyland, Fiona
2000
1 p. 33-54
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76 Evaluating the effectiveness of explicit instruction on implicit and explicit L2 knowledge Akakura, Motoko
2012
1 p. 9-37
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77 Exploratory practice: work at the Cultura Inglesa, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Allwright, Dick
1997
1 p. 73-79
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78 Exploring and contrasting EFL learners’ perceptions of textbook-assigned and self-selected discussion topics Wolf, James P
2013
1 p. 49-66
artikel
79 Exploring conceptions of language with teachers of Chinese and Italian Absalom, Matthew
2003
1 p. 99-100
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80 Facilitating follow-up in ELT INSET Waters, Alan
2006
1 p. 32-52
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81 From needs analysis to task design: Insights from an English for specific purposes context Malicka, Aleksandra
2019
1 p. 78-106
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82 From word parts to full texts: Searching for effective methods of vocabulary learning Laufer, Batia
2017
1 p. 5-11
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83 Gauging the effects of exercises on verb–noun collocations Boers, Frank
2014
1 p. 54-74
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84 Girls being quiet: a problem for foreign language classrooms? Sunderland, Jane
1998
1 p. 48-82
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85 How can insights from conversation analysis be directly applied to teaching L2 pragmatics? Huth, Thorsten
2006
1 p. 53-79
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86 How collaborative is pair work? ESL tertiary students composing in pairs Storch, Neomy
2001
1 p. 29-53
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87 Implementation of assisted repeated reading techniques for the incidental acquisition of novel foreign vocabulary Liu, Yeu-Ting
2016
1 p. 53-74
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88 Implementing reflective portfolios for promoting autonomous learning among EFL college students in Taiwan Lo, Ya-Fen
2010
1 p. 77-95
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89 Implicit knowledge, explicit knowledge and general language proficiency Han, Youngju
1998
1 p. 1-23
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90 Informing and transforming language teacher education pedagogy Freeman, Donald

1 p. 116-127
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91 Interacting inside and outside of the language classroom Springer, Suzanne
2008
1 p. 39-60
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92 International and local curricula: The question of ideology Taki, Saeed
2008
1 p. 127-142
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93 Introduction Allwright, Dick
2012
1 p. 127-127
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94 Introduction Johnson, Karen E
2015
1 p. 107-107
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95 Introduction Allwright, Dick
2013
1 p. 109-109
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96 Investigating learners’ course diaries as explorations of language Allison, Desmond
1998
1 p. 24-47
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97 Is training student reviewers worth its while? A study of how training influences the quality of students’ feedback and writing Rahimi, Mohammad
2013
1 p. 67-89
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98 Language curriculum development research at university level Towell, R.
1999
1 p. 1-32
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99 Language learner autonomy in a tertiary context: Teachers’ beliefs and practices Borg, Simon
2019
1 p. 9-38
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100 Language teacher education in the age of ambiguity: Educating responsive meaning makers in the world Freeman, Donald

1 p. 49-59
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101 Language teacher noticing: A socio-cognitive window on classroom realities Jackson, Daniel O.
2018
1 p. 29-46
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102 Learner proficiency and focus on form during collaborative dialogue Leeser, Michael J.
2004
1 p. 55-81
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103 Learner resistance in metacognition training? An exploration of mismatches between learner and teacher agendas Jing, Huang
2006
1 p. 95-117
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104 Learners’ evaluations of teacher-fronted and student-centred classroom activities Garrett, Peter
2002
1 p. 25-57
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105 Learning English in the periphery: A view from Myanmar (Burma) Tin, Tan Bee
2014
1 p. 95-117
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106 Learning in foreign language contexts Pilar García Mayo, María del
2019
1 p. 5-8
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107 Learning word pairs and glossed sentences: the effects of a single context on vocabulary knowledge Webb, Stuart
2007
1 p. 63-81
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108 L2 fluency as influenced by content familiarity and planning: Performance, measurement, and pedagogy Bui, Gavin
2018
1 p. 94-114
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109 Measuring student attention in the second language classroom Hlas, Anne Cummings
2019
1 p. 107-125
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110 Missing a S-STEP? How self-study of teacher education practice can support the language teacher education knowledge base Freeman, Donald

1 p. 105-115
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111 Notes on contributors 2011
1 p. 5-6
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112 Notes on contributors 2012
1 p. 5-6
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113 Notes on contributors 2017
1 p. 3-4
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114 Notes on contributors 2016
1 p. 3
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115 Notes on contributors 2015
1 p. 3-4
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116 Notes on contributors 2018
1 p. 3-4
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117 Notes on contributors 2013
1 p. 3-4
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118 Notes on contributors 2014
1 p. 3-4
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119 Notes on contributors 2019
1 p. 3-4
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120 Notes on contributors Freeman, Donald

1 p. 3-4
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121 Notes on contributors 2010
1 p. 5-5
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122 ‘Nowadays, teachers are relatively obedient’: Understanding primary school English teachers’ conceptions of and drives for research in China Gao, Xuesong
2011
1 p. 61-81
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123 Number of participants Barkhuizen, Gary
2014
1 p. 5-7
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124 On self-reported use of communication strategies by CLIL learners in primary education Martínez-Adrián, María
2019
1 p. 39-57
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125 Openness to messages about English as a foreign language: Working with learners to uncover purpose to study Sampson, Richard J.
2019
1 p. 126-142
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126 Pairing learners in pair work activity Storch, Neomy
2013
1 p. 31-48
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127 Practitioner research Allwright, Dick
2006
1 p. 94-94
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128 Practitioner research Allwright, Dick
2007
1 p. 83-83
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129 Practitioner research Allwright, Dick
2008
1 p. 103-103
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130 Practitioner research Allwright, Dick
2005
1 p. 95-95
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131 Practitioner research: Introduction Allwright, Dick
2010
1 p. 75-75
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132 Presenting figurative idioms with a touch of etymology: more than mere mnemonics? Boers, Frank
2007
1 p. 43-62
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133 Prioritizing practitioner research: an example from the field Gunn, Cindy
2005
1 p. 97-112
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134 Promoting autonomous listening to podcasts: A case study Cross, Jeremy
2014
1 p. 8-32
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135 Promoting sociolinguistic competence in the classroom zone of proximal development van Compernolle, Remi A.
2012
1 p. 39-60
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136 Pupil progress in the acquisition of the perfect tense in French: the relationship between knowledge and use Macrory, Gee
2000
1 p. 55-82
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137 Reframing teaching knowledge in Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL): A European perspective Freeman, Donald

1 p. 94-104
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138 Reframing the space between: Teachers and learners in context Freeman, Donald

1 p. 82-93
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139 Regional studies Ellis, Rod
2008
1 p. 125-125
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140 Regional studies: Introduction Ellis, Rod
2010
1 p. 97-97
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141 Remapping the teacher knowledge-base of language teacher education: A Vietnamese perspective Freeman, Donald

1 p. 71-81
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142 Research in Progress 1999
1 p. 79-81
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143 Rote learning, creativity and 'understanding' in classroom foreign language teaching Mitchell, Rosamond
1997
1 p. 1-27
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144 Sameness and difference in classroom learning cultures: interpretations of communicative pedagogy in the UK and Korea Mitchell, Rosamond
2003
1 p. 35-63
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145 Second language teaching and research relationships: a North American view Pica, Teresa
1997
1 p. 48-72
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146 Shadowing: Who benefits and how? Uncovering a booming EFL teaching technique for listening comprehension Hamada, Yo
2016
1 p. 35-52
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147 Similarities and differences in teachers’ and researchers’ conceptions of communicative language teaching: does the use of an educational model cast a better light? Mangubhai, Francis
2005
1 p. 31-66
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148 Situated willingness to communicate in an L2: Interplay of individual characteristics and context Yashima, Tomoko
2018
1 p. 115-137
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149 Spacing techniques in second language vocabulary acquisition: Short-term gains vs. long-term memory Schuetze, Ulf
2015
1 p. 28-42
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150 Strategy-based instruction: A learner-focused approach to developing learner autonomy Nguyen, Le Thi Cam
2013
1 p. 9-30
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151 Students' attitudes to classroom English learning: a cross-cultural study Littlewood, William
2001
1 p. 3-28
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152 Subjunctive wereand indicative was: a corpus analysis for English language teachers and textbook writers Lee, Jackie
2006
1 p. 80-93
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153 Supporting learner autonomy: Developing practice through the production of courses for distance learners of French, German and Spanish Murphy, Linda
2008
1 p. 83-102
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154 Teaching English as a second language to children and adults: variations in practices Hird, Bernard
2000
1 p. 3-32
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155 Teaching vocabulary in two Chinese classrooms: schoolchildren’s exposure to English words in Hong Kong and Guangzhou Tang, Eunice
2003
1 p. 65-97
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156 Technology uptake in Chinese EFL classes Li Li,
2011
1 p. 99-125
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157 Tense, aspect and the passive voice in L1 and L2 academic texts Hinkel, Eli
2004
1 p. 5-29
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158 Tensions in a non-traditional Spanish classroom Bloom, Melanie
2007
1 p. 85-102
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159 Text simplification and comprehensible input: A case for an intuitive approach Crossley, Scott A.
2012
1 p. 89-108
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160 Textual enhancement, grammar learning, reading comprehension, and tag questions Meguro, Yoichi
2019
1 p. 58-77
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161 The challenges of planning language objectives in content-based ESL instruction Baecher, Laura
2014
1 p. 118-136
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162 The development of individual learners in an L2 listening strategies course Yeldham, Michael
2016
1 p. 9-34
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163 The distinctive characteristics of foreign language teachers Borg, Simon
2006
1 p. 3-31
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164 The effect of learner age on the interpretation of the nonverbal behaviors of teachers and other students in identifying questions in the L2 classroom Kamiya, Nobuhiro
2018
1 p. 47-64
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165 The effect of processing instruction and dictogloss tasks on acquisition of the English passive voice Qin, Jingjing
2008
1 p. 61-82
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166 The effects of guided careful online planning on complexity, accuracy and fluency in intermediate EFL learners’ oral production: The case of English articles Ahmadian, Mohammad Javad
2012
1 p. 129-149
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167 The effects of processing instruction, traditional instruction and meaning—output instruction on the acquisition of the English past simple tense Benati, Alessandro
2005
1 p. 67-93
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168 The effects of repetition and time of post-test administration on EFL learners’ form recall of single words and collocations Peters, Elke
2014
1 p. 75-94
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169 The effects of simultaneous use of careful online planning and task repetition on accuracy, complexity, and fluency in EFL learners’ oral production Mohammad Javad Ahmadian,
2011
1 p. 35-59
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170 The effects of textual enhancement type on L2 form recognition and reading comprehension in Spanish LaBrozzi, Ryan M
2016
1 p. 75-91
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171 The impact of CLIL on affective factors and vocabulary learning Heras, Arantxa
2015
1 p. 70-88
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172 The impact of topic interest, L2 proficiency, and gender on EFL incidental vocabulary acquisition through reading Lee, Sunjung
2017
1 p. 118-135
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173 The influence of pretask instructions and pretask planning on focus on form during Korean EFL task-based interaction Park, Sujung
2010
1 p. 9-26
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174 The knowledge base for language teaching: What is the English to be taught as content? Freeman, Donald

1 p. 17-27
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175 The learning burden of collocations: The role of interlexical and intralexical factors Peters, Elke
2016
1 p. 113-138
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176 The myth of the deficient communicator Belz, Julie A.
2002
1 p. 59-82
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177 The reading response e-journal: An alternative way to engage low-achieving EFL students Lee, Hsiao-Chien
2013
1 p. 111-131
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178 The ‘subject’ of Freeman & Johnson’s reconceived knowledge base of second language teacher education Freeman, Donald

1 p. 37-48
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179 The value of picture-book reading-based collaborative output activities for vocabulary retention Sun, Chia-Ho
2017
1 p. 96-117
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180 The Word Part Levels Test Sasao, Yosuke
2017
1 p. 12-30
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181 The world of English language teaching: Creating equity or inequity? Freeman, Donald

1 p. 60-70
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182 Toward an instructional approach to developing interactive second language listening Yeldham, Michael
2014
1 p. 33-53
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183 Trainee teachers' understanding of content/language connections Silver, Rita Elaine
2008
1 p. 105-123
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184 Translation and short-term L2 vocabulary retention: Hindrance or help? Hummel, Kirsten M.
2010
1 p. 61-74
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185 Understanding the learning process of peer feedback activity: An ethnographic study of Exploratory Practice Zheng, Chunxian
2012
1 p. 109-126
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186 Vocabulary acquisition through cloze exercises, sentence-writing and composition-writing: Extending the evaluation component of the involvement load hypothesis Zou, Di
2017
1 p. 54-75
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187 Washback and the classroom: the implications for teaching and learning of studies of washback from exams Spratt, Mary
2005
1 p. 5-29
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188 What aspects of vocabulary knowledge do textbooks give attention to? Brown, Dale
2011
1 p. 83-97
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189 ‘Why do you learn English?’ ‘Because the teacher is short.’ A study of Hungarian children’s foreign language learning motivation Nikolov, Marianne
1999
1 p. 33-56
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190 Writing back and forth: the interplay of form and situation in heritage language composition Martinez, Glenn
2007
1 p. 31-41
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191 Yes, but … Boers, Frank
2015
1 p. 7-8
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