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  1. Argument for exploring the development of family language policy through Vygotskian perezhivanie
  2. Kielitaidon arviointi koulussa
  3. Suomi toisena kielenä -oppija ainereaalin kirjoittajana ylioppilaskokeessa
  4. Beyond error correction in EFL writing in a Finnish upper secondary classroom: a practical approach
  5. This can be made more student-centred: Asynchronous mediation in in-service teacher professional development
  6. What is a language error?
  7. Finnish Matriculation Examination and National Curriculum and Teachers’ Attitudes, Perspectives, and Practices
  8. Peer interaction, mediation, and a view of teachers as creators of learner L2 development
  9. L2 English vocabulary breadth and knowledge of derivational morphology: One or two constructs?
  10. Teacher as creator: Orchestrating the learning environment to promote learner development
  11. Resolving tensions caused by high-stakes assessment in an L2 classroom through mediation
  12. From language to function: developing self- and peer-assessment tools
  13. Guiding and assessing development of L2 writing process: the role of peer collaboration
  14. Shrestha, P. N. (2020). Dynamic Assessment of Students’ Academic Writing: Vygotskian and Systemic Functional Linguistic Perspectives
  15. Current L2 self-concept of Finnish comprehensive school students: The role of grades, parents, peers, and society
  16. It’s Beyond Our Group ZPD
  17. Correction
  18. Development of content and language knowledge in interaction: What can a teacher learn from it?
  19. Assessment to promote learning in CLIL classrooms
  20. Conceptualising Assessment and Learning in the CLIL Context. An Introduction
  21. Assessing (for) Understanding in the CLIL Classroom
  22. Conclusion: Dialectics in CLIL Classrooms
  23. Corrective feedback and mediation: different, but there is space for a dialogue
  24. Learners' opinions, future study plans, and learning outcomes: how they impact one another.
  25. Learners' beliefs from a sociocultural perspective
  26. Links between knowledge of derivational affixes and writing proficiency in L2 English.
  27. Are some English affixes more difficult to recognise than others to a foreign language learner
  28. Can you teach word derivation in English as a foreign language?
  29. Assessment Cultures and Virtual L2 Teaching and Learning
  30. Dmitri Leontjev - Applying Results from Second Language Acquisition Research to Diagnosing Language Proficiency with a Computer Adaptive System - 47