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  1. English language teachers’ self-efficacy beliefs for grammar instruction: implications for teacher educators
  2. Review of ‘teaching in low resource classrooms: voices of experience’ and ‘a handbook for exploratory action research’
  3. ‘They parked two buses’: a corpus study of a football expression
  4. “Are they becoming more reflective and/or efficacious?” A conceptual model mapping how teachers’ self-efficacy beliefs might grow
  5. Using Qualitative Research Methods to Assess the Degree of Fit between Teachers’ Reported Self-efficacy Beliefs and their Practical Knowledge during Teacher Education
  6. Saying sorry in advance for not turning up: a study of EFL teachers' text messages
  7. Contextual factors, methodological principles and teacher cognition
  8. Motivating teachers in the developing world: Insights from research with English language teachers in Oman
  9. Overcoming low self-efficacy beliefs in teaching English to young learners
  10. Towards a re-conceptualization of teachers' self-efficacy beliefs: tackling enduring problems with the quantitative research and moving on
  11. Video‐stimulated recall for mentoring in Omani schools
  12. Development in the practical knowledge of language teachers: a comparative study of three teachers designing and using communicative tasks on an in-service BA TESOL programme in the Middle East
  13. An English teacher’s developing self-efficacy beliefs in using groupwork
  14. School Visits During Pre-Service Teacher Education