English for Academic Purposes (EAP) courses are instrumental in preparing students for the linguistic demands of academic settings, particularly in disciplines such as psychology.
Yasin Khoshhaldelijani
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EAP teacher feedback in the age of AI: Supporting first-year students in EFL disciplinary writing
Academic writing is a substantial component of tertiary education, yet it poses challenges for second/foreign language (L2/FL) students, particularly those first-year undergraduates with limited exposure to English-medium-instruction (EMI) settings.
Yiyun Fan, Sheng Tan, Grace Yuk Wan Lim
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Changing visions in ESP development and teaching: Past, present, and future vistas. [PDF]
Dou AQ, Chan SH, Win MT.
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Literature citation and writer identity construction in linguistic academic discourse. [PDF]
Liu W, Zhang Y.
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An ecological examination of teacher emotions in an EFL context. [PDF]
Han Y, Wei R, Wang J.
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The relationship between L2 motivation and transformative engagement in academic reading among EAP learners: Implications for reading self-regulation. [PDF]
Abdollahzadeh E +2 more
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A sequential explanatory mixed-methods study of UK higher education teacher experiences when building rapport with international students online. [PDF]
Peacock G.
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A comparative analysis of English for academic purposes teachers' interactive metadiscourse across the British and Chinese contexts. [PDF]
Wu X, Yang H.
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Developing Successful Intelligence in Global Academia: A Triarchic Framework for EAP Pedagogy. [PDF]
Yu Y, Xu Y, Wu Y.
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