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Intertextuality in EFL Classrooms
The present paper aims at clarifying the concept of intertextuality as a literary theory and as an approach in EFL contexts. It casts light on the meaning of this phenomenon which creates a network of texts and discourses. In addition, the paper tend to
ZOHRA MERABTI
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Students' Learned Helplessness and Teachers' Care in EFL Classrooms [PDF]
He H.
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Code-Switching as a Pedagogical Tool in English as a Foreign Language (Efl) Classrooms
The study explores and analyzes the pedagogical implications of code switching between Urdu and English languages in undergraduate EFL classrooms. It examines the ways in which code switching can be employed in EFL classrooms as a teaching and learning ...
Hammad Mushtaq, Rida Rabbani
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Flipped classrooms have attracted widespread attention and interest from English for foreign language (EFL) practitioners and researchers and are regarded as a promising pedagogical approach to increase learning outcomes and facilitate learner engagement.
Zhiyong Li, Jiaying Li
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Numerous studies have investigated the integration of critical thinking in EFL classrooms and textbooks. Still, relatively few have investigated the integration of critical thinking into reading lesson plans and classroom instructions.
Dwi Puji Hastuti +2 more
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The Effect of Video Watching in the EFL Classroom
This paper presents the research conducted in a Vilnius middle school related to the effect of watching educational animated videos on the English acquisition process. For this purpose, 98 fifth- and seventh-graders participated in the research by taking a pre-test before watching a video three times, and then taking a post-test to check their ...
Postic, Svetozar, Gaižauskas, Kasparas
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Teachers’ Perceptions on Code-Switching in EFL Classroom Discourse
Feasibility of maintaining an educational sustainable development (ESD) depends on exploring teachers’ concepts on their common practices in classroom settings.
Bonyadi Alireza +2 more
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STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS ON THE USE OF L1 IN EFL LEARNING
The use of first language (L1) in EFL classrooms is considered taboo since it is believed to hinder students’ foreign language (L2) development, while others support it due to its benefits in facilitating students’ access to L2.
Alya Sekar Anindya +2 more
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Developing Critical Perspectives among EFL Learners: Insights from Language Educators
The number of English as a foreign language (EFL) programs has increased around the world. However, they lack a critical perspective. Throughout their learning, EFL learners are exposed to diverse sociocultural and sociopolitical content that should be ...
Sami Abdullah Hamdi
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Teachers ' Attitudes towards the Use of Arabic (L1) in primary EFL Classrooms in Iraq
Having recourse to learners' mother tongue in foreign language (FL) classes has been a controversial topic in the field of teaching English as a foreign language for a long time.
Eman Rasheed Ali
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