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  1. (Re)constructing science educator identity through teaching: perceptions and experiences from science academics in higher education
  2. Toward an ecological systems approach to doctoral student resilience: qualitative evidence from the Covid-19 pandemic
  3. Editorial IETI 62/1
  4. L2 writing teachers’ feedback practices for doctoral publishing: a teacher feedback literacy perspective
  5. Exploring the influence of teachers’ motivation, self-efficacy, and institutional support on their research engagement: A study of Chinese university EFL teachers
  6. ‘Playing the same game differently’: constituting academic identities in four disciplines
  7. Engaging with multiple sources of feedback in academic writing: postgraduate students’ perspectives
  8. Constructing university-based teacher educators: serendipity, complexity and community
  9. Chinese international doctoral students’ perceptions of publishing: a time–space perspective
  10. Constituting ethical academics in teacher education: Navigating multiple and conflicting discourses
  11. Academic identity formation: the influence of space
  12. Making their way as academics: A qualitative study examining how nurse academics understand and (re)construct academic identity
  13. Academic identities research: mapping the field’s theoretical frameworks
  14. Moving between fantasies, fallacies and realities: students’ perceptions of supervisors’ roles in doctoral publishing
  15. Doctoral publishing and academic identity work: two cases
  16. Feedback engagement of Chinese international doctoral students
  17. L2 doctoral students’ experiences in thesis writing in an English-medium university in New Zealand
  18. Language feedback responses, voices and identity (re)construction: Experiences of Chinese international doctoral students
  19. Conceptualizing Writing Self-Efficacy in English as a Foreign Language Contexts: Scale Validation Through Structural Equation Modeling
  20. The graduate school mess: what caused it and how we can fix it
  21. International doctoral students’ becoming: A dialogic perspective
  22. Written feedback in intercultural doctoral supervision: a case study