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The long-term effectiveness of English language instruction at Japanese elementary schools
English language learner engagement and retention in a community college setting
 
A Japanese COLT: Analyzing teaching performance in a junior high school practicum
English activities in international understanding lessons in a Japanese public elementary school
 
Complexities and dynamics of Korean graduate students' textual borrowing in academic writing
Unintended social reproduction in community college vocational ESL (VESL): An ethnographic lens
 
Three classroom environments and their effect on teacher candidates' conceptions of literacy and community during the practicum semester
Waves of Change: Longitudinal Growth Profiling of Bilingual (Spanish-English) Language Development
 
Alignment and affiliation in narratives in conversations between speakers of American English and Japanese
The Big Five personality traits and foreign language speaking confidence among Japanese EFL students
 
Predicting academic success in a Japanese international university
Factors affecting the holistic listening of Japanese learners of English
 
Enriching structural models of L2 willingness to communicate: The role of personality, ego permeability, and perceived distance
Learner attitudes toward studying English in a rural Japanese university: Motivation, WTC, and preferences for instructional activities
 
Motivational trajectories of successful foreign language learners: Six biographical case studies
Oral repetition tasks and the acquisition of lexical phrases in communicative EFL instruction
 
A self-presentational perspective on foreign language listening anxiety
Vulnerability and resilience: Working lives and motivation of four novice EFL secondary school teachers in Japan
 
Motivation, self-determination, and willingness to communicate by English learners at a Japanese high school
Self-regulation and its relation to motivation and proficiency
 
Vocabulary learning with graphic organizers in the EFL environment: Inquiry into the involvement load hypothesis
Academic performance and cultural adaptation of South Korean Parachute Kids
 
Encoding of motion events in the two languages of Russian-English bilinguals
Language learners' beliefs: Development and change
 
A hierarchy of grammatical difficulty for Japanese EFL learners: Multiple-choice items and processability theory
Education for self-crafting: Globalization, discourses, and English in the lives of three Japanese women