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Teachers’ Perceptions of Promoting Student-Centred Learning Environment: An Exploratory Study of Teachers’ Behaviours in the Saudi EFL Context
Al-khresheh M.
Perception of Prosodic and Aspectual Cues to Politeness in Teacher Directives in L1 and L2 Russian
Duryagin P., Fokina M.
ELT Master’s Programmes in Thailand: Focused Areas and Research Trends
Thumvichit A.
An Investigation of the Relationship between Global Perspective and Willingness to Communicate in English in a Chinese University Context
Fang F., Chen R., Elyas T.
Analysing Cultural Elements in L2 Mandarin Textbooks for Malaysian Learners
Lin W.Y., Ang L.H., Chan M.Y., Paramasivam S.
The Challenges Facing Female English Language Teachers in Secondary Schools in Jordan
Al-Bdeerat K., Alqarraleh B., Altakhaineh A.R.
The Foreign Language Teaching Anxiety Scale: Preliminary Tests of Validity and Reliability
Aydin S., Ustuk O.
Exploring How ELT Teachers Perceive and Practice English Language Assessment
Isik A.
The Dogme Approach: A Radical Perspective in Second Language Teaching in the Post-Methods Era
Nguyen N.Q., Bui Phu H.
Dealing with Emergency Remote Teaching: The Case of Pre-Service English Language Teachers in Turkey
Ağçam R., Akbana Y.E., Rathert S.
Giving Voice to the Voiceless: Probing Current Issues for Student Teachers in EFL Teacher Education Program in Iran
Karimi F., Fakhri Alamdari E., Ahmadian M.
Factors Preventing in-service University English Language Teachers from Becoming Action Researchers in Pakistan
Syed H.
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