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Narrative Research in Applied Linguistics, Language Education, and TESOL Quarterly
Abstract This paper aims to position narrative research within the realm of language education and examine its methodological application in TESOL Quarterly publications. I will first discuss the earlier developments stemming from life history research before focusing on the key conceptual principles explored in prior studies within language education.
Alice Chik
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The Relationship between HEXACO Personality Traits and Iranian EFL Learners’ Speaking Ability
Elham Hanafiyeh, Akbar Afghari
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The Effect of Grammar Consciousness-Raising Tasks on EFL Learners Performance
Seyed Mohammad Reza Amirian +1 more
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Assessing local cultural awareness in university EFL learners: A Delphi and AHP-based index framework. [PDF]
Fan L, Cheng G, Yan N.
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ABSTRACT This study examined how primary teachers' school culture, conceptualised as Academic Optimism (AO), relates to teachers' conceptions of assessment in Türkiye, where Assessment for Learning is promoted within an enduring testing culture. Using a cross‐sectional survey of 558 primary teachers, we validated measurement models for AO and Teachers'
Özgür Ercek, Coşkun Erdağ
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The impact of self-efficacy on psychological resilience in EFL learners: a serial mediation model. [PDF]
Xu J, Xu Y.
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ABSTRACT The integration of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) tools such as ChatGPT into English as a Foreign Language (EFL) writing instruction has emerged as a significant focus in pedagogical research. Studies on ChatGPT in EFL writing instruction have predominantly focused on examining its effectiveness in comparison with teacher feedback ...
Weichen Wang, Minlin Minny Zou
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Emotional intelligence and language learning performance of EFL learners in China: chain mediating effects of willingness to communicate and foreign language learning boredom. [PDF]
Wang R, Xu Q.
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Revisiting Students' Lack of Visible Response to Feedback in Second Language Writing
ABSTRACT This opinion paper challenges the conventional view that students' lack of visible response to written feedback (WF) in L2 writing equates to disengagement. By refining the current definitions of the tripartite engagement model (cognitive, behavioural, affective), the authors argued that ‘unaction’ (absence of textual revisions) may reflect ...
Shiyu Tang, Shulin Yu
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