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Extensive reading and intensive vocabulary study in a Japanese university
Investigating an oral placement test for learners of Japanese as a second language
Learning and use of academic vocabulary: A case study of three Korean undergraduate students in a U.S. academic setting
Intercultural language socialization through volunteering: A qualitative study of directive use in nonprofit organizations
A study of the Pennsylvania System of School Assessment and its effect on instruction and curriculum of middle school language arts teachers
Zine narratives: Subjectivities and stories of five influential zine creators
Factors affecting learner satisfaction in EFL program evaluation
Literacy practices of student athletes: The ethics of repetition, surveillance and breakdown
Communicative language teaching in Japanese high schools: Teachers' beliefs and classroom practices
Vocabulary acquisition through listening and its relation to learning channel preferences
The long-term effectiveness of English language instruction at Japanese elementary schools
Raising children as bilinguals: A longitudinal study of eight international families in Japan
Systematic criterion-referenced test development in an English-language program
Learner attitudes toward studying English in a rural Japanese university: Motivation, WTC, and preferences for instructional activities
Motivation, self-determination, and willingness to communicate by English learners at a Japanese high school
Psychological factors in the academic achievement of remedial-level English students in community college
Beyond lip service: How teachers in a private school utilize multicultural literature
Language learners' beliefs: Development and change
Exploring and understanding the practices, behaviors, and identities of hip-hop based educators in urban public high school English/language arts classrooms