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  1. Engaging secondary school students with peer feedback in L2 writing classrooms: A mixed-methods study
  2. Profiling L2 students’ writing self-efficacy and its relationship with their writing strategies for self-regulated learning
  3. Investigating the relationship between metastrategy use and task engagement in an EFL context: a structural equation modeling approach
  4. Investigating students’ cognitive processes in generative AI-assisted digital multimodal composing and traditional writing
  5. Review of “Conducting genre-based research in applied linguistics: A methodological guide”
  6. Implementing feedback literacy practices through self-sssessment and peer feedback
  7. Book review
  8. Investigating synchronous and asynchronous written corrective feedback in a computer-assisted environment: EFL learners’ linguistic performance and perspectives
  9. Examining L2 studentsʼ development of global cohesion and its relationship with their argumentative essay quality
  10. Teacher well-being matters: The case of students’ motivation on their own perceptions of native and non-native English speaker teachers
  11. Assessing self-regulated writing strategies, working memory, L2 proficiency level, and multimedia writing performance
  12. Investigating the Effects of Chinese University Students’ Online Engagement on Their EFL Learning Outcomes
  13. The English Reading Enjoyment Scale and its preliminary evidence of psychometric properties
  14. “Good for me to Leave it for Good”: A Longitudinal Study on How Emotion Labor in Teaching Contributes to a Beginning EFL Teacher's Resignation
  15. Examining the relationship between English as a foreign language learners' cognitive abilities and L2 grit in predicting their writing performance
  16. Lexical cohesion development in English as a foreign language learners' argumentative writing: A latent class growth model approach
  17. Ethnic minority multilingual young learners’ longitudinal development of metacognitive knowledge and breadth of vocabulary knowledge
  18. A cross-lagged panel analysis of self-efficacy, teacher grit, teaching enjoyment, and work engagement among foreign language teachers
  19. Exploring native and non-native English speaker teachers’ perceptions of English teacher qualities and their students’ responses
  20. Effects of cognitive task complexity and online planning on second language learners’ argumentative writing
  21. The Structure and Characteristics of Chinese University English Teachers’ Identities: Toward a Sustainable Language Pedagogy
  22. Testing a model of EFL teachers’ work engagement: the roles of teachers’ professional identity, L2 grit, and foreign language teaching enjoyment
  23. Predicting Teaching Enjoyment from Teachers’ Perceived School Climate, Self-Efficacy, and Psychological Wellbeing at Work: EFL Teachers
  24. Effects of mobile-supervised question-driven collaborative dialogues on EFL learners’ communication strategy use and academic oral English performance
  25. Book review
  26. Effects of teacher explicit instruction in stance-taking on students’ perceptions of stance and on their academic writing beliefs
  27. Development and validation of a genre-based second language (L2) writing self-efficacy scale
  28. Understanding knowledge construction in a Chinese university EMI classroom: A translanguaging perspective
  29. Understanding teachers' online professional learning: A “community of inquiry” perspective on the role of Chinese middle school teachers’ sense of self-efficacy, and online learning achievement
  30. Understanding the impact of teacher feedback on EFL students’ use of self-regulated writing strategies
  31. The Routledge Handbook of Materials Development for Language Teaching
  32. Self-regulation and student engagement with feedback: The case of Chinese EFL student writers
  33. Student Engagement in the Language Classroom, PhilHiver, Ali H.Al‐Hoorie, SarahMercer (Eds). Bristol, England: Multilingual Matters, 2021. Pp. xvii+300.
  34. Variability of Language Aptitude and Working Memory in EFL Learners’ Listening Development
  35. Developing the Metacognitive Awareness of Grit Scale for a better understanding of learners of English as a foreign language
  36. The Development of Accuracy and Fluency in Second Language (L2) Speaking Related to Self-Efficacy Through Online Scaffolding: A Latent Growth Curve Modeling Analysis
  37. Improving EFL students’ stance-taking in academic writing with SFL-based instruction: A qualitative inquiry
  38. The effects of instructor clarity and non-verbal immediacy on Chinese and Iranian EFL students’ affective learning: The mediating role of instructor understanding
  39. The ideological underpinnings in university English textbooks in China: A critical discourse analysis and corpus linguistics approach
  40. What two decades of research into L2 listening in System tells us: Looking back for looking forward
  41. Examining the Relationships between Feedback Practices and Learning Motivation
  42. A multidimensional approach to assessing the effects of task complexity on L2 students’ argumentative writing
  43. Conclusions, Limitations, and Implications for Using TAPs
  44. Discussion
  45. Introduction
  46. Literature Review
  47. Methodology
  48. Reactivity: Results From Qualitative Analyses of Reflections
  49. Reactivity: Results from Quantitative Analyses of Performance
  50. Veridicality: Results from Comparison of Reports
  51. Veridicality: Results from Qualitative Analyses of Reflections
  52. Think-Aloud Protocols in Second Language Writing
  53. Editorial: Language teacher psychology: New perspectives in multilingual contexts
  54. Deepening the Understanding of Translanguaging as a Practical Theory of Language: A Conversation with Professor Li Wei
  55. Understanding assessment tasks: Learners’ and teachers’ perceptions of cognitive load of integrated speaking tasks for TBLT implementation
  56. Facilitating L2 writers’ metacognitive strategy use in argumentative writing using a process-genre approach
  57. Exploring classroom-based assessment for young EFL learners in the Chinese context: Teachers’ beliefs and practices
  58. L2 learners’ self-regulated learning strategies and self-efficacy for writing achievement: A latent profile analysis
  59. Sustaining Learners’ Writing Development: Effects of Using Self-Assessment on Their Foreign Language Writing Performance and Rating Accuracy
  60. Strategic competence, task complexity, and foreign language learners’ speaking performance: a hierarchical linear modelling approach
  61. Speech competence and speech performance
  62. Translanguaging genre pedagogy: implications for teaching business communication in the Greater Bay Area
  63. Understanding learners’ metacognitive experiences in learning to write in English as a foreign language: A structural equation modeling approach
  64. Exploring teachers’ attitudes and self-efficacy beliefs for implementing student self-assessment of English as a foreign language writing
  65. L2 Writing
  66. Translanguaging in Language Teaching and Learning: Current Practices and Future Directions
  67. Researching Translanguaging as a Feasible Pedagogical Practice: Evidence from Chinese English-as-a-Foreign-Language Students’ Perceptions
  68. Examining the effects of English as a foreign language student-writers’ metacognitive experiences on their writing performance
  69. Testing a model of growth mindset, ideal L2 self, boredom, and WTC in an EFL context
  70. Effects of Teacher Engagement on Students’ Achievement in an Online English as a Foreign Language Classroom: The Mediating Role of Autonomous Motivation and Positive Emotions
  71. Developing and Validating the English Teachers’ Cognitions About Grammar Teaching Questionnaire (TCAGTQ) to Uncover Teacher Thinking
  72. Emotional Labor in Teaching Chinese as an Additional Language in a Family-Based Context in New Zealand: A Chinese Teacher’s Case
  73. Influence of Mentorship and the Working Environment on English as a Foreign Language Teachers’ Research Productivity: The Mediation Role of Research Motivation and Self-Efficacy
  74. Investigating Effects of Small-Group Student Talk on the Quality of Argument in Chinese Tertiary English as a Foreign Language Learners’ Argumentative Writing
  75. Uncovering Chinese ESL students’ reading anxiety in a study-abroad context
  76. Translingual Practices and English as an Additional Language: A Conversation with Professor Suresh Canagarajah
  77. The effect of feedback on metacognitive strategy use in EFL writing
  78. Understanding Novice and Experienced Teachers’ Cognitions and Practices for Sustainable Teacher Development: The Case of Form-Focused Instruction in English Language Teaching
  79. Development of metacognitive knowledge and morphological awareness: a longitudinal study of ethnic minority multilingual young learners in China
  80. Chang, P. C., & Zhang, L. J. (2022, in press). Variability of language aptitude and working memory in EFL learners’ listening development
  81. Effects of Translanguaging in Online Peer Feedback on Chinese University English-as-a-Foreign-Language Students’ Writing Performance
  82. Book review
  83. The Effect of First Language Transfer on Second Language Acquisition and Learning: From Contrastive Analysis to Contemporary Neuroimaging
  84. Teachers Helping EFL Students Improve Their Writing Through Written Feedback: The Case of Native and Non-native English-Speaking Teachers' Beliefs
  85. Book review
  86. Authoring Selves in Language Teaching: A Dialogic Approach to Language Teacher Psychology
  87. Incorporating peer feedback in writing instruction: examining its effects on Chinese English-as-a-foreign-language (EFL) learners’ writing performance
  88. A Review of Studies on Teacher Cognition and Approaching Teacher Cognition from the Perspective of Dialogism
  89. Assessing self-regulatory writing strategies and their predictive effects on young EFL learners’ writing performance
  90. Conclusion
  91. Defining Teacher Cognition and the Research Context
  92. Individual Teachers’ Stories: Teacher Cognition of EFL Writing
  93. Patterns and Differences in Teachers’ Cognition about EFL Writing
  94. Setting the Scene for Researching EFL Writing Teacher Cognition
  95. Teacher Cognition Formation and Reformation Processes and Its Relationship to Teaching Practice
  96. Teaching Writing in English as a Foreign Language
  97. International students’ language socialization in an English-medium university
  98. Curriculum Innovation in Language Teacher Education: Reflections on the PGDELT Program’s Contributions to EFL Teachers’ Continuing Professional Development
  99. Book Review
  100. Exploring teacher written feedback in EFL writing classrooms: Beliefs and practices in interaction
  101. Corrigendum to: Can Self-Regulation be Transferred to Second/Foreign Language Learning and Teaching? Current Status, Controversies, and Future Directions
  102. Development and validation of the questionnaire on EFL students’ perceptions of authorial stance in academic writing
  103. Examining the effects of comprehensive written corrective feedback on L2 EAP students’ linguistic performance: A mixed-methods study
  104. Effects of an Engaging Process-Genre Approach on Student Engagement and Writing Achievements
  105. Taking Stock of a Genre-Based Pedagogy: Sustaining the Development of EFL Students’ Knowledge of the Elements in Argumentation and Writing Improvement
  106. Improving EFL students’ text revision with the Self-Regulated Strategy Development (SRSD) model
  107. Implementing Assessment for Learning (AfL) in Chinese university EFL classes: Teachers’ values and practices
  108. Using Assessment for Learning: Multi-Case Studies of Three Chinese University English as a Foreign Language (EFL) Teachers Engaging Students in Learning and Assessment
  109. Investigating Students' Metacognitive Experiences: Insights From the English as a Foreign Language Learners' Writing Metacognitive Experiences Questionnaire (EFLLWMEQ)
  110. Researching and Practicing Positive Psychology in Second/Foreign Language Learning and Teaching: The Past, Current Status and Future Directions
  111. Corrigendum: Impacts of Self-Regulated Strategy Development-Based Revision Instruction on English-as-a-Foreign-Language Students' Self-Efficacy for Text Revision: A Mixed-Methods Study
  112. Teacher Engagement in Language Teaching: Investigating Self-Efficacy for Teaching Based on the Project “Sino-Greece Online Chinese Language Classrooms”
  113. Becoming a translation teacher
  114. Sustaining University English as a Foreign Language Learners’ Writing Performance through Provision of Comprehensive Written Corrective Feedback
  115. Implementing Classroom-Based Assessment for Young EFL Learners in the Chinese Context: A Case Study
  116. Impacts of Self-Regulated Strategy Development-Based Revision Instruction on English-as-a-Foreign-Language Students' Self-Efficacy for Text Revision: A Mixed-Methods Study
  117. EXAMINING THE RELATIVE EFFECTS OF TASK COMPLEXITY AND COGNITIVE DEMANDS ON STUDENTS’ WRITING IN A SECOND LANGUAGE
  118. Can Self-Regulation be Transferred to Second/Foreign Language Learning and Teaching? Current Status, Controversies, and Future Directions
  119. Effects of manipulating writing task complexity on learners’ performance in completing vocabulary and syntactic tasks
  120. Dominance of Anglo-American cultural representations in university English textbooks in China: a corpus linguistics analysis
  121. University Teachers' Teaching Style and Their Students' Agentic Engagement in EFL Learning in China: A Self-Determination Theory and Achievement Goal Theory Integrated Perspective
  122. Book Review: Pedagogies and Policies for Publishing Research in English: Local Initiatives Supporting International Scholars
  123. Supporting Learner Success: Revisiting Strategic Competence Through Developing an Inventory for Computer-Assisted Speaking Assessment
  124. Metacognitive Instruction for Sustainable Learning: Learners’ Perceptions of Task Difficulty and Use of Metacognitive Strategies in Completing Integrated Speaking Tasks
  125. Effects of a xu-argument based iterative continuation task on an EFL learner’s linguistic and affective development: Evidence from errors, self-initiated error corrections, and foreign language learning attitude
  126. Effects of structured small-group student talk as collaborative prewriting discussions on Chinese university EFL students’ individual writing: A quasi-experimental study
  127. Conceptualisation and measurement of foreign language learning burnout among Chinese EFL students
  128. Understanding the Sustainable Growth of EFL Students’ Writing Skills: Differences between Novice and Expert Writers in Their Use of Lexical Bundles in Academic Writing
  129. Sustainable Development of Students’ Learning Capabilities: The Case of University Students’ Attitudes towards Teachers, Peers, and Themselves as Oral Feedback Sources in Learning English
  130. Book Review: Fluency in L2 Learning and Use (Second Language Acquisition Series, Vol. 138)
  131. Fostering Stance-Taking as a Sustainable Goal in Developing EFL Students’ Academic Writing Skills: Exploring the Effects of Explicit Instruction on Academic Writing Skills and Stance Deployment
  132. A Sociocultural Perspective on English-as-a-Foreign-Language (EFL) Teachers’ Cognitions About Form-Focused Instruction
  133. Development of children’s metacognitive knowledge, reading, and writing in English as a foreign language: Evidence from longitudinal data using multilevel models
  134. Sustainability as a Goal in Teaching Workforce Retention: Exploring the Role of Teacher Identity Construction in Preservice Teachers’ Job Motivation
  135. Teacher Written Feedback on English as a Foreign Language Learners’ Writing: Examining Native and Nonnative English-Speaking Teachers’ Practices in Feedback Provision
  136. A CDST Perspective on Variability in Foreign Language Learners’ Listening Development
  137. Teacher Learning as Identity Change: The Case of EFL Teachers in the Context of Curriculum Reform
  138. Dialogic discussion as a platform for constructing knowledge: student-teachers’ interaction patterns and strategies in learning to teach English
  139. Book review
  140. Learners’ satisfaction with native and non-native English-speaking teachers’ teaching competence and their learning motivation: a path-analytic approach
  141. Dialogic Discussion as a Platform for Constructing Knowledge: Student-teachers’ Interaction Patterns and Strategies in Learning to Teach English
  142. Book review
  143. Small-Group Student Talk Before Individual Writing in Tertiary English Writing Classrooms in China: Nature and Insights
  144. Teacher Learning in Difficult Times: Examining Foreign Language Teachers’ Cognitions About Online Teaching to Tide Over COVID-19
  145. Associations of L1-to-L2 rhetorical transfer with L2 writers’ perception of L2 writing difficulty and L2 writing proficiency
  146. Contracting Students for the Reduction of Foreign Language Classroom Anxiety: An Approach Nurturing Positive Mindsets and Behaviors
  147. Book Review
  148. Collaborating with ‘familiar’ strangers in mobile-assisted environments: The effect of socializing activities on learning EFL writing
  149. Empowering learners in the second/foreign language classroom: Can self-regulated learning strategies-based writing instruction make a difference?
  150. A Multidimensional Perspective on Individual Differences in Multilingual Learners’ L2 Chinese Speech Production
  151. Teacher Cognition about Sources of English as a Foreign Language (EFL) Listening Anxiety: A Qualitative Study
  152. Teacher Metacognitions About Identities: Case Studies of Four Expert Language Teachers in China
  153. Think-aloud protocols
  154. English as a foreign language writers’ metacognitive strategy knowledge of writing and their writing performance in multimedia environments
  155. Effects of the interface categories on the acquisition patterns of English reflexives among learners of English as a foreign language
  156. L2 doctoral students’ experiences in thesis writing in an English-medium university in New Zealand
  157. Does a Process-Genre Approach Help Improve Students’ Argumentative Writing in English as a Foreign Language? Findings From an Intervention Study
  158. Chapter 8. Peter Skehan’s influence in research on task difficulty
  159. Language learning strategy research in System: Looking back and looking forward
  160. A Comparative Study of Two Scales for Foreign Language Classroom Enjoyment
  161. The orthographic depth and promotion of students with learning disabilities
  162. The reactivity of think-alouds in writing research: quantitative and qualitative evidence from writing in English as a foreign language
  163. Developing translator competence: understanding trainers’ beliefs and training practices
  164. EL1 and EL2 doctoral students’ experience in writing the discussion section: A needs analysis
  165. The Sociocultural Activity of High Stakes Standardised Language Testing: TOEIC Washback in a South Korean Context
  166. Types of metaphors and mechanisms of comprehension
  167. Chinese students’ perceptions of English learning affordances and their agency in an English-medium instruction classroom context
  168. Assessing student-writers’ self-efficacy beliefs about text revision in EFL writing
  169. Metacognition and Self-Regulated Learning (SRL) in Second/Foreign Language Teaching
  170. The dimensions of foreign language classroom enjoyment and their effect on foreign language achievement
  171. Resolving the Terminological Mishmash in Teaching Link Words in EFL Writing
  172. Understanding novice teachers’ perceived challenges and needs as a prerequisite for English curriculum innovation
  173. Complexity Theory and Language Development: In Celebration of Diane Larsen-Freeman
  174. Writing task complexity, students’ motivational beliefs, anxiety and their writing production in English as a second language
  175. Understanding Chinese Multilingual Scholars' Experiences of Publishing Research in English
  176. Effects of recasts and form-focused instruction on the acquisition of novel vocabulary
  177. The effects of code-switched reading tasks on late-bilingual EFL learners' vocabulary recall, retention and retrieval
  178. Effects of Task Complexity and Planning Conditions on L2 Argumentative Writing Production
  179. Evaluating ELT multimedia courseware from the perspective of cognitive theory of multimedia learning
  180. Effects of motivational regulation strategies on writing performance: a mediation model of self-regulated learning of writing in English as a second/foreign language
  181. Effects of different language environments on Chinese graduate students' perceptions of English writing and their writing performance
  182. An intercultural analysis of the use of hedging by Chinese and Anglophone academic English writers
  183. Exploring student teachers' motivation change in initial teacher education: A Chinese perspective
  184. Reflections on the pedagogical imports of western practices for professionalizing ESL/EFL writing and writing-teacher education
  185. Advocating School-University Partnership for Responsive Teacher Education and Classroom-based Curricula: Evidence from Teachers’ Cognitions about Principles of Curriculum Design and Their Own Roles
  186. Implementing English-medium instruction (EMI) in China: teachers’ practices and perceptions, and students’ learning motivation and needs
  187. 探讨国际化背景下CSL/CFL的课堂教学 策略再分类及其设计与实施 On the Reclassification and Implementation of Strategies for Teaching CSL/CFL in the Context of Globalization
  188. A Questionnaire-Based Validation of Multidimensional Models of Self-Regulated Learning Strategies
  189. Development and Validation of the Speaking Strategy Inventory for Learners of Chinese (SSILC) as a Second/Foreign Language
  190. Taking Stock of the Effects of Strategies-Based Instruction on Writing in Chinese and English in Singapore Primary Classrooms
  191. The use of metadiscourse for knowledge construction in Chinese and English research articles
  192. Exploring non-native English-speaking teachers' cognitions about corrective feedback in teaching English oral communication
  193. China English in trouble: Evidence from dyadic teacher talk
  194. Fostering Strategic Learning: The Development and Validation of the Writing Strategies for Motivational Regulation Questionnaire (WSMRQ)
  195. Erratum to “Reactivity of concurrent verbal reporting in second language writing” [J. Second Lang. Writ. 24 (2014) 51–70]
  196. Short- and Long-Term Effects of Rote Rehearsal on ESL Learners' Processing of L2 Collocations
  197. Reactivity of concurrent verbal reporting in second language writing
  198. The impact of metacognitive scaffolding and monitoring on reading comprehension
  199. EFL learners' anxiety level and their beliefs about corrective feedback in oral communication classes
  200. Analysis of Test Takers’ Metacognitive and Cognitive Strategy Use and EFL Reading Test Performance:A Multi-Sample SEM Approach
  201. Second Language Research on Recasts: A Critical Review in Response to an Ongoing Debate
  202. 系统论视角的大学英语教育绩效评估
  203. The role of incidental unfocused prompts and recasts in improving English as a foreign language learners' accuracy
  204. Second language writing as and for second language learning
  205. Language Teachers and Teaching
  206. Learning in school–university partnership: sociocultural perspectives
  207. Effects of an input–output mapping practice task on EFL learners' acquisition of two grammatical structures
  208. Development and Validation of the Test Takers’ Metacognitive Awareness Reading Questionnaire (TMARQ)
  209. Relationships between Chinese College Test Takers’ Strategy Use and EFL Reading Test Performance: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach
  210. Are alphabetic language -derived models of L2 reading relevant to L1 logographic background readers?
  211. Language Teaching Research and Language Pedagogy
  212. Effects of the Manipulation of Cognitive Processes on EFL Writers' Text Quality
  213. Effects of explicit instruction in cognitive and metacognitive reading strategies on Iranian EFL students’ reading performance and strategy transfer
  214. The Handbook of Language Teaching - Edited by Michael H. Long and Catherine J. Doughty
  215. Effects of task complexity on the fluency and lexical complexity in EFL students’ argumentative writing
  216. Book reviews
  217. A Dynamic Metacognitive Systems Account of Chinese University Students' Knowledge About EFL Reading
  218. Negotiating language, literacy and identity: A sociocultural perspective on children’s learning strategies in a multilingual ESL classroom in Singapore
  219. Metalinguistic Filters Within the Bilingual Language Faculty: A Study of Young English-Chinese Bilinguals
  220. A cognitive perspective on Singaporean primary school pupils' use of reading strategies in learning to read in English
  221. The Role of Vocabulary in Reading Comprehension
  222. Reading Strategies and Approaches to Learning of Bilingual Primary School Pupils
  223. Book Review
  224. A Review of: “Dialogue with Bakhtin on Second and Foreign Language Learning: New Perspectives”
  225. Constructivist pedagogy in strategic reading instruction: exploring pathways to learner development in the English as a second language (ESL) classroom
  226. Language Learning Strategies, Motivation and EFL Proficiency: A Study of Chinese Tertiary-level Non-English Majors
  227. Book Review
  228. Investigating Language Learner Strategies among Lower Primary School Pupils in Singapore
  229. Reforming a Teacher Education Program for PRC EFL Teachers in Singapore: Sociocultural Considerations and Curriculum Evolution
  230. Awareness-Raising in the TEFL Phonology Classroom
  231. Research Into Chinese Efl Learner Strategies: Methods, Findings and Instructional Issues
  232. Metamorphological Awareness and EFL Students' Memory, Retention, and Retrieval of English Adjectival Lexicons
  233. METAMORPHOLOGICAL AWARENESS AND EFL STUDENTS' MEMORY, RETENTION, AND RETRIEVAL OF ENGLISH ADJECTIVAL LEXICONS
  234. Awareness in Reading: EFL Students' Metacognitive Knowledge of Reading Strategies in an Acquisition-poor Environment
  235. Exploring Variability in Language Anxiety: Two Groups of Prc Students Learning Esl in Singapore
  236. A canon of wider choice