This document provides a list of 38 PDF documents related to teaching English as a foreign language, applied linguistics, and language education. The PDFs cover a range of topics including classroom management, vocabulary learning, data analysis methods, language learning strategies, classroom interaction analysis, and more. The list was compiled by Dr. Sa Nguyen and shared on their Facebook page for teachers of English in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

1. TL THAM KHẢO/jOURNAL GiẢNG DẠY TIẾNG ANH, NGÔN NGỮ HỌC ỨNG DỤNG
CHO GiẢNG VIÊN, CAO HỌC, NGHIÊN CỨU SINH, SINH VIÊN SƯ PHẠM ANH/NGÔN NGỮ ANH
Sưu tầm bởi: Tiến Sĩ Sa NGUYỄN
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A small-scale study on student teachers' perceptions of classroom management .pdf
Cultural awareness' as vocabulary learning.pdf
What Do You Want Me to Say' On the Conversation Analysis Approach to Bilingual Interaction.pdf
07_2013_LessonPlan_Slang.pdf
15 methods of Data Analysis in Qualitative Research.pdf
1997-mcdonalds in japan Changing manners and etiquette.pdf
55 rules The Essential 55.pdf
_DOING_RAPPORT__AND_THE_ETHICS_OF__FAKING_FRIENDSHIP_.pdf
A Behavioral Observation System for Classroom Foreign Language Skill Acquisition Activities.pdf
A brief overview of individual differences.pdf
A Ceiling Effect for Communicative Language Teaching.pdf
A CHOICE OF APPROACH Second language learning.pdf
A Classroom Perspective on the Negotiation of Meaning.pdf
A Classroom Perspective on the Negotiation of Meaning.pdf
A comparison of the attitudes of learners, instructors, and native French speakers about the pronunciation
A Comparison of Participant Observation and Survey Data.pdf
A Comparison of Student Participation level by classs size and language stage.pdf
A comparison of textbook and authentic interactions.pdf
A Comparison of the Effects of Reading and Listening on Incidental Vocabulary Acquisition.pdf
A COMPARISON OF TRIADIC AND DYADIC METHOD.pdf
A Complementary Systems Account of Word Learning in L1 and L2.pdf
A Conceptual Approach to the Instruction of Phrasal Verbs.pdf
A Constructivist Approach to Grammar.pdf
A Cooperative Small-Group Methodology in the Language Classroom copy.pdf
A Cooperative Small-Group Methodology in the Language Classroom.pdf
A Cooperative Small-Group Methodology in the Language ClassroomAuthor(.pdf
A Cooperative Small-Group Methodology in the Language ClassroomAuthor.pdf
A corpus study of metaphors and metonyms in English and Italian.pdf
A Corpus-Based Study of the Linguistic Features and Processes Which Influence the Way Collocations Are Formed
A Critical Approach to Critical Thinking in TESOL.pdf
A Cross-cultural Simulation for ESL EFL Learners.pdf
A Cross-Cultural Survey of Students' Expectations of Foreign Language Teachers.pdf
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A CLASS TEACHER LEARNER. PERCEPTIONS OF TASK PURPOSE IN CONFLICT.pdf
A Deep Look into Learning Strategy Use by sucessful and un sucessful learners.pdf
A Desired Technique for the Use of Sound Films in the Teaching of Foreign Languages.pdf
A developmental social psychology of identity.pdf
A Direction for Contrastive Analysis The Comparative Study of Developmental Sequences vietnam.pdf
A Discourse Approach to the Study of Language Educators' Coherence Systems.pdf
A Factor Analytic Study of Language-Learning Strategy Use.pdf

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A Framework for Belief Update.pdf
A framework for perception.pdf
A Framework for the Implementation of Task-based Instruction.pdf
A framework for the inclusion of multi-word expressions in ELT.pdf
A general inductive approach for qualitative data analysis.pdf
A history of research on non-native speaker English teachers.pdf
A Longitudinal Study of Moral Judgment.pdf
A Meta-analysis of Hemodynamic Studies on First and Second Language Processing Which Suggested Differences
A method of analysing interview transcripts in qualitative research.pdf
A mindset for EFL.pdf
A Model for Structural change of belief.pdf
A Model of School Learning chapter 1 a general theory of second language learning chapter 2 Knowing a language
A New Framework of Culture Teaching for Teaching English.pdf
A new method for analyzing patterns of interaction.pdf
A Nonstandard Approach to Standard English.pdf
A postscript code switching and social identity.pdf
A postscript code-switching and social identity.pdf
A Qualitative Theory of Dynamic Interactive.pdf
A reflection on ‘the language learning potential’ of written CF.pdf
A Register Approach to Teaching Conversation Farewell to Standard English.pdf
A relationships between pre service teacher' beliefs, thier strategies,.DOC
A review of data colection method and procedure in studying students metacognitive knowledge.pdf
A Review of Repertory Grid Theory.pdf
A review of research on EFL Pre-Service Teachers’ Beliefs and Practices.pdf
A review of the literature on the second language learning.pdf
A Self System Perspective on Young Adolescents’ Motivation to Learn English in Urban and Rural Settings.pdf
A Sociocultural Perspective on Language Learning Strategies The Role of Mediation.pdf
A Sociocultural View of Language.pdf
A STUDY CONCERNING INSTRUCTION OF ESL STUDENTS COMPARING.pdf
A Study in the Acquisition of Language Free Responses to Commands.pdf
A study of American cuisine through Gourmet food writing.pdf
A Study of Class Size Effects in English School Reception Year Classes.pdf
A Study of Language Teachers' Personal Practical Knowledge.pdf
A systematic observational study of teachers’ and pupils’ behaviour in large and small classes.pdf
A systematic observational study of teachers’ behaviour in large class.pdf
A systems framework for understanding social settings.pdf
A tale of two translation theory.pdf
A Tentative Exploration on the Use of Multi-media in College English Education.pdf
A Theory of Personal Autonomy.pdf
A Theory of Personality Change.pdf
A Theory of Practical ReasonAuthor(.pdf
A Theory of Unconscious Thought.pdf
A Theory of Visual Aids In Language Teaching.pdf
Ability Grouping as a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy A Micro-Analysis of Teacher-Student Interaction.pdf
Abnormalities in the awareness of action.pdf
academic_75246_2319234_52086.pdf
Accent, Intelligibility, and the Role of the Listener.pdf

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Achievement Goals in the Classroom Students' Learning Strategies.pdf
Action and Cause of Action.pdf
Action or habit.pdf
Action Phasesa nd Mind-Sets.pdf
action research in education.pdf
Action Theory without Actions.pdf
Action, Inference, Belief, and Intention.pdf
Activity and Consciousness.pdf
Activity and Personality.pdf
Activity Theory as a potential framework for human-computer interaction.pdf
Activity, Consciousness, and Personality.pdf
Adamson(1988) Variation theory and SLA.pdf
Adjusting Belief Structures.pdf
Adult Language Learning After Minimal Exposure to an Unknown Natural Language.pdf
Adult Language Learning Styles and Strategies in an Intensive Training Setting.pdf
Adult Learners’ Perceptions of the Incorporation of their L1 in Foreign Language Teaching and Learning.pdf
ADULTENGLISHLANGUAGEINSTRUCTION IN THE21STCENTURY.txt
Adults' learning motivation Expectancy of success, value, and the role of affective memories.pdf
Advantages of a Pilot Study.pdf
Affect, Attitudes and Decisions.pdf
Affective Factors Influence Classroom Learning.pdf
Against simulation.pdf
Age and Proficiency in L2 Attrition Data from Two Siblings.pdf
Age and Rate of Acquisition of Second Language for Academic Purposes.pdf
Age and Second Language Acquisition.pdf
Age Differences in Second Language Acquisition.pdf
Age Effects in a Study Abroad Context Children and Adults Studying Abroad and at Home.pdf
Age Effects in Second Language Learning Stepping Stones Toward Better Understanding.pdf
Age of arrival and SLA.pdf
Age of Onset and Nativelikeness in a Second Language Listener Perception Versus Linguistic Scrutiny.pdf
Age, Rate and Eventual Attainment in Second Language Acquisition.pdf
Age-Related Differences in the Motivation of Learning EFL.pdf
Ajzen 1991 The Theory of Planned Behavior.pdf
Albury,D.H.(1973) the clause-internal sentence squish.pdf
Aleksei Nikolaevich Leontyev 2009 activity-consciousness.pdf
Allwrigh 1995 Contextual Factors In Classroom Language Learning.pdf
Allwright 1984 Why students donnot learn what we teach Chapter one .pdf
ALLWRIGHT 2003 EXPLORARORY PRACTICE.pdf
ALLWRIGHT The Importance of Interaction in Classroom Language Learnin.pdf
ALLWRIGHT The Importance of Interaction in Classroom Language Learning.pdf
Almahasneh 2006 effects of beliefs.pdf
Altan 2006 Beliefs about language learning of foreign language-major university students.pdf
Alternative Assessment in language classroom.pdf
Alternatives in TESOL Research Descriptive, Interpretive, and Ideological Orientations.pdf
ams019.pdf
Amuzie_2009_Changes in language learning beliefs as a result of study abroad.pdf
An Academic Formulas List New Methods in Phraseology Research.pdf

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An Achievement Goal Theory Perspective on Issues in.pdf
An analysis of demotivators in the EFL classroom.pdf
An Analysis of Language Play in a Beginning Japanese as a Foreign Language Classroom.pdf
An analysis of teacher talk time and student talk time.pdf
An Applied Linguist in the Literature Classroom.pdf
An Armenian English language teacher’s practical theory of communicative language teaching.pdf
An Attainable Version of High Literacy Approaches to Teaching Higher-Order Skills in reading and writing.pdf
An attempt of integration of teaching contents of the subjects ecological education and English as a foreign langu
An Evaluation of New Headway.pdf
An evaluation of the use of voice boards ebook reader and virtual worlds in a postgraduate distance learning.pdf
An exploration of speaking-in-class anxiety with Chinese ESL learners.pdf
An instrumennt to elicit teachers beliefs and assumptions.pdf
An Intensive Look at Intensity and Language Learning.pdf
AN INTERACTION ANALYSIS.pdf
An Investigation and Analysis of Teacher Talk in College English Class.pdf
An investigation into excellent tertiary teaching Emphasising.pdf
An investigation into the factors affecting the use of language learning strategies.pdf
An investigation of the structure of group activities in ELT coursebooks.pdf
An Organization of Learning Styles Theory and Constructs.pdf
ANALYSING QUALITATIVE DATA MM.pdf
Analytic Induction as a Qualitative Research Method of Analysis.pdf
Analyzing Interview Data The Development and Evolution of a Coding System.pdf
Analyzing Qualitative Interview Data The Discourse Analytic Meth.pdf
Analyzing Single Episodes of Interaction An Exercise in Conversation Analysis.pdf
Analyzing students interaction process.pdf
Analyzing_interviews.pdf
Anderson, Situated Learning and Education 1.pdf
Andrews, S. 2006 The Evolution of Teachers’ Language awareness.pdf
Animal communication and language.pdf
Anti-textbook arguments revisited A case study from Iran.pdf
Anxiety about L2 reading or L2 reading tasks A study with advanced language learners'.pdf
Anxiety and predictors of performance.pdf
Anxiety and Second Foreign Language Learning Revisited.pdf
Anxiety and Speaking English.pdf
APA style guide.doc
APPENDIXes.docx
Application of CLT Classroom.pdf
Application of John Dewey’s “Complete Act of Thought”.pdf
APPLIED LINGUISTIC THEORY AND SECOND FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION.pdf
Applied Linguistics-1990-WALKER-200-19.pdf
Applying conversation analysis in applied linguistics Evaluating dialogue in English as a secong language textboo
Applying conversation analysis in applied linguistics Evaluating dialogue in English as a second language textbook
Applying L2 Lexical Research Findings in ESL Teaching.pdf
Applying metacognition in EFL writing instruction in China.pdf
Applying the Logic of Sample Surveys to Qualitative Case Studies The Case Cluster Method.pdf
Approaches and thinking styles in teaching.pdf
approaches methods teacnique.pdf

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Approaches to Classroom Observations Open versus Closed Systems.pdf
Approaches to Faculty Evaluation for ESL.pdf
Approaches to Learning and Levels of Understanding.pdf
Approaches to studying and preferences for teaching in higher education implications for student ratings.doc
appropriate pedagogy (2).pdf
Appropriate Pedagogy.pdf
Appropriating Scientific Discourse Findings From Language Minority Classrooms.pdf
Appropriating Tools.pdf
Approximating Common Knowledge.pdf
Arab American Women Negotiating Identities.pdf
Are Cognitive Styles Still in Style.pdf
Are Asians forgetful.pdf
Are Standards Preventing Good Teaching.pdf
Are two heads better than one Pair work and grammatical accuracy.pdf
Arguing about beliefs and actions.pdf
Articulating the Relationship between Language, Literature, and Culture Toward a New Agenda for For.pdf
Articulating the Relationship between Language, Literature, and Culture.pdf
Artificial Language Learning in Adults and Children.pdf
Asian EFL 2011 Volume 52.pdf
ASIAN efl September 2010.pdf
Asian students' reticence revisited.pdf
ASIAN Tesol June 2011 Quarterly Edition.pdf
Asking_Questions.pdf
ASPECTS OF PEDAGOGICAL GRAMMAR.pdf
Aspects of working memory in L2 learning.pdf
Assessing EAP LearnersBeliefs about Language Learning in the Australian context.doc
Assessment for Learning Integrating Assessment, Teaching, and Learning in the ESL EFL Writing Classroom.pdf
Assessment preferences and their relationship to learning.pdf
At the Edge of Consciousness Automatic Motor Activation and Voluntary Control.pdf
Attention to Form and Meaning Revisited.pdf
Attention, Awareness, and behavior.pdf
Attitude Motivation Test.pdf
attitude.pdf
Attitudes, Orientations, and Motivations.pdf
Attitudes-Values-and-Beliefs.pdf
Australian-Trained Vietnamese.pdf
Authentic materials and authenticity in foreign language learning.pdf
Authentic video and classroom observation.pdf
Authenticity and the Coursebook.pdf
Authenticity and TV Shows A Multidimensional Analysis Perspective.pdf
Authenticity in College English Textbooks.pdf
Authenticity in the Adult ESOL Classroom and Beyond.pdf
Authenticity revisited text authenticity and learner authenticity.pdf
Authenticity revisited.pdf
Autonomous language learning by adults.pdf
Autonomy and strategy use in distance foreign language learning Research findings.pdf
autonomy in language learning.pdf

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Avoidance of Phrasal Verbs.pdf
Avoiding Plagiarism2006.ppt
Back To Basics in Generative Second Language Acquisition Research.doc
Background.Questionnaire.pdf
Bailey(1995) Competitiveness and Anxiety in Adult L2 learning Lookoing at and tbrough the Diary studies.pdf
Bailey(2000) An observational method in foreign language classroom An interactional analysis.pdf
Bakker, S. C. 2008 BYU students’ beliefs about language learning and communicative language teaching activities
Banya, K., & Chen, M. (1997) converted .doc
Banya, K., & Chen, M. (1997). Understanding Beliefs about language learning of teachers and students.pdf
Barcelos 2000.doc
Barcelos, A. M. F. 2000 Language learning beliefs in experience a Deweyan approach.pdf
Bardovi-Harlig,K.(1994) The reverse order report and the acquisition of tense bejond the principle of chronologica
BARKHUIZEN, G. P. 1998 Discovering Learners’ Perceptions of ESL Classroom Teaching and Learning Activities in a
Barriers to meaningful instruction for English learners.pdf
Bartels 2003 How teachers and researchers read academic articles.pdf
Bassano, S. 1986 helping learner adapt to unfarmiliar methods.pdf
Basturkmen et al 2004 Belief about incidental focus on form.pdf
Beckwith, J. B. 1991 Approaches to learning, their context and relationship to assessment.pdf
Becoming a junior teacher.pdf
Becoming a writing teacher Using “identity” as an analytic lens to understand EFL writing teachers’ development
Beginning Teachers Beliefs and Classroom Actions.pdf
Behavior in large and small classes.pdf
Behavior, Belonging, and Belief A Theory of Ritual Practice.pdf
Being the Teacher Identity and Classroom Conversation.pdf
Bejond cognivte theory.PDF
Belief about the Self A Defense of the Property Theory.pdf
Belief about the self a defense of the property theory of content.pdf
Belief and Acceptance.pdf
Belief and degrees of belief.pdf
Belief and its linguistic expression Towards a belief box account of first person.pdf
Belief and its linguistic expression Towards a belief box account of firstperson.pdf
Belief and Propositions.pdf
Belief and Self-consciousness.pdf
BELIEF CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT TWO TALES OF NON-NATIVE.pdf
Belief from the Past.pdf
Belief Revision and Epistemology.pdf
Belief revision and uncertain reasoning.pdf
Belief, Acceptance, and Knowledge.pdf
Belief, Affect, and Attitude Alternative Models of the Determinants of Attitude.pdf
Belief, assertion and Moore’s Paradox.pdf
Belief, Evidence, and Conditioning.pdf
Belief-Based Attitude Change Processes.pdf
Belief.pdf
BELIEFS A THEORETICALLY UNNECESSARY CONSTRUCT.pdf
Beliefs The Linguistics Journal .pdf
Beliefs about Beliefs without Probabilities.pdf
BELIEFS ABOUT BELIEFS.pdf

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BELIEFS ABOUT LANGUAGE LEARNING OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE-MAJOR.pdf
Beliefs about Language Learning.pdf
Beliefs and degrees of beliefs.pdf
Beliefs and emotions in foreign language learning.pdf
Beliefs, practices and interactions of teachers in a Japanese high school English department.pdf
Beliefs, Values and the Vacuum of Choice.pdf
Bell, M. D. 2007 Do teachers think methods are dead.pdf
Benson, P. & Lor, W. (1999). Conceptions of language and language learning.pdf
BERA Ethical guidelines 2004.pdf
Bera Ethical Guidelines.pdf
beraethguide.pdf
Berent,G.P.(1985) Markedness consideration in the acquisition of conditional sentences.pdf
Bernat 2004 vietnamese learners beliefs.pdf
Bernat and Lloyd 2007 Exploring the Gender Effect on EFL Learners Beliefs about Language Learning.pdf
Bernat E 2006 Assessing EAP learners beliefs about language learning in the Australian context.pdf
Bernat, E. & Gvozdenko, I. 2005 current knowledges about beliefs.pdf
Bernat, E. 2007 Gaps bw teachers and students beliefs about SLA.pdf
Bernat, E. 2008 Beyond beliefs psychocognitive sociocultural and emergent ecological approaches to learner perc
Bernat, E. 2008 Beyond Beliefs.pdf
Berry,R.(1991) Rearticulation the articles.pdf
Beyond communicative language teaching What's ahead.pdf
Beyond production learners’ perceptions about interactional processes.pdf
Beyond the accusation of plagiarism.pdf
Beyond the Adjacency Pair.pdf
Beyond the Native Speaker in TESOL.pdf
Beyond the practicum experience.pdf
Beyond the Repertory Grid New Approaches to Constructivist Knowledge.pdf
BEYOND THE TEXT BOOK.pdf
Beyond Time on Task Students' Reports of Their Thought Processes during Classroom Instruction.pdf
Beyond ‘write-talk-revise-(repeat)’ Using narrative to understand one multilingual student's interactions around
Bialystok(1994) Analysis and control in the development of language proficiency.pdf
BIBLIOGRAPHY_BORG.pdf
Biggs 1987 Biggs's SPQ.pdf
Biggs 2001 revisedSPQ.pdf
Biggs 2001 the revised two factors os SPQ.pdf
Biggs's 1987 SPQ.pdf
Biggs, J. B. (1987) Student Approaches to Learning and Studying. Melbourne Australian Council for Educational
Bilingualism or linguistic segregation.pdf
Bipolarity or not Some Conceptual Problems Relating to Bipolar Rating.pdf
Block_1994_teacher_learner_perceptions_of_task_purpose.pdf
Block_1998 Tale of a language learner Discourse.pdf
Block_2000 Learners and their meta pedagogical awareness.pdf
Borg 1998 Teachers' Pedagogical Systems and Grammar Teaching A Qualitative Study.pdf
Borg 2003 discourse community.pdf
Borg 2003 Teacher cognition in language teaching A review of research on what language teachers think, know, b
Borg, M. 2001 teachers' beliefs.pdf
Borrowing others' words Text, ownership, memory, and plagiarism.pdf

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Borrowing Others' Words Text, Ownership, Memory, and Plagiarism.pdf
Boss, Roberta S. N, 1983 Influence of Cultural Values on Classroom Behaviors of Adult Vietnamese Refugees.pdf
Boss, Roberta S. N, 1983 Vietnamese learner 1.doc
Botha 2002 Are there features of language that arose like bird feather.pdf
Botha 2006 On the Windows Approach to language evolution.pdf
Boulton-Lewis et al 2001 secondary teacher's perception of teaching and learning.pdf
Bourdieu outline of practice.pdf
Bourdieu ‘habitus’ and educational reasearch.pdf
Bourdieuoutlineofpractice.pdf
Bowerman_et_al(2001) haping meaning for language Universal language-specifil in the acquisition of spatial me
Brain Potentials Reveal Discrete Stages of L2 Grammatical Learning.pdf
Brainbasedlearning.pdf
Breaking in is hard to do how students negotiate classroom activity shifts.pdf
Breaking with Chinese cultural traditions Learner autonomy in English language teaching.pdf
Breen and Little john significant of negotiation.pdf
Breen at al 2001 Making senses of langauge teaching.pdf
Bridging the Gap in Expectations.pdf
Bridging the Gap Teachers’ and learners’ diversity of beliefs in SLA..pdf
Broadening the ESP umbrella.pdf
Brody, C. M. & Hill, L. R. 1991 cooperative learning and teacher's beliefs about pedagogy.pdf
Brooks_et_al(a) early representation of all eacj and their counterparts in Mandarin Chinese and Portuguese.pdf
Brown 2003 Teaching Style vs. Learning Style.pdf
Brown 2009 Students’ and Teachers’ Perceptions of effective ness.pdf
Brown_et_al(1991) A comparison of three learning strategies for ESL vocabulary acquisition.pdf
Brown_et_al(a) Three processes in the child's acquisition of syntax.pdf
Brownlee J 2001 The epistemology beliefs of preservice student teachers.pdf
Bruner(1974) from communication to language A psychological perspective.pdf
Building a Culture of Collaboration through Hybrid Language Practices.pdf
Building Theories from Case Study Research.pdf
Burden of Proof Degrees of Belief.pdf
Burke and Reitzes 1991 An Identity Theory Approach to Commitment.pdf
Burke andReitzes 1981 The Link Between Identity and Role Performance.pdf
Burt_et_al(a) On acquisition orders.pdf
But That's Just Good Teaching The Case for Culturally Relevant Pedagogy.pdf
But That's Just Good Teaching.pdf
Bybee,J.L.(1988) Semantic substance vs constrast in the development of grammatical meaning.pdf
Bybee,J.L.et.al.(1987) The evolution of future meaning.pdf
Bybee,J.L.et.al.(1989) The creation of tense and aspect systems in the languages of the world.pdf
Calderhead, J. (1983, April). Research into teachers' and student teachers' Exploring the nature of classroom pr
Calderhead, J. (1981 A Psychological Approach to Research on Teachers' Classroom Decision-Making.pdf
California State University. 1982 Vietnamese students 4.pdf
CALL past, present and future.pdf
CALL—past, present and future.pdf
Cambridge guide to second language teacher education.pdf
Can We Change Teachers' Beliefs A Survey about Constructivist and Behaviorist Approaches.pdf
Canh_and_Barnard Curricular innovation behind closed classroom doors.pdf
Cano, F. 2005 epistemology beliefs and approaches to learning.pdf

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Capturing Design Space From a User Perspective The Repertory Grid.pdf
Capturing the Diversity in Lexical Diversity.pdf
Capturing the Dynamics of Second Language Development via Learner Corpus Research A Very Long Engagemen
Carrell_et_al(2000) Personality types and language learning in an EFL context.pdf
CASE STUDY METHODOLOGY.pdf
Cassidy 2004 Learning Styles - An overview of theories, models, and measures.pdf
Causal Relationships Between Communication Confidence, Beliefs About Group Work, and Willingness to Commu
cazden classroom discourse the language of teaching and learning.pdf
cazden Classroom Discourse.pdf
CEF General English Course objectives and syllabus.pdf
cef teacher guide.pdf
Celce-Marcia,Brinton & Goodwin (1996) Adjustment in connected speech What teachers should know (pronuncia
Celce-Murcia, M., Dörnyei, Z., & Thurrell, S. (1997). Direct approaches in L2 instruction A turning point in commu
Challenges in Critical Language Teaching.pdf
Challenges of being a non-native English teacher - Copy.pdf
Challenges of being a non-native English teacher.pdf
Chamot(a) The learning strategies of ESL students.pdf
Chan 2002 Exploratory Study of Hong Kong Teacher Education.pdf
Chan et al 1997 Knowledge Building as a Mediator of Conflict in Conceptual Change.pdf
Chan K 2003 Preservice Teachers Epistemological Beliefs and Conceptions about Teaching and Learning Cultural
Chan K 2003 Preservice Teachers Epistemological Beliefs and Conceptions about Teaching and Learning Cultural.
Changes in the pattern of language teaching.pdf
Changing approaches to teaching A relational perspective.pdf
Changing approaches to teaching A relational perspective.pdf
Changing teachers roles.pdf
Changing values what use are theories of language learning and teaching.pdf
Charng, et al 1988 Role Identity and Reasoned Action in the Prediction of Repeated Behavior.pdf
Chavali, N. 2001 Thesis Learning from Learners’ Perceptions.pdf
Chawhan L. and Oliver R 2000 Beliefs that students hold (1).pdf
Chawhan L. and Oliver R 2000 Beliefs that students hold (2).pdf
Chawhan L. and Oliver R 2000 Beliefs that students hold.pdf
Checklists for improving rigour in qualitative research.pdf
Chele-Flores (2001) Pronunciation in language learning, an intergrative approach.pdf
Cheng, H.-F., & Dörnyei, Z. (2007). The use of motivational strategies in language instruction The case of EFL teach
Children Learning Another Language A Developmental Hypothesis.pdf
Children long term memory.pdf
Children's knowing and learning how to spell and the effects of spelling instruction.pdf
Children's Learning Strategies in Language Immersion Classrooms.pdf
Children's Talk and the Development of Reasoning in the Classroom.pdf
Chimpanzees know what others know, but not what they believe.pdf
Chinese cultural values New angles, added insights.pdf
Chinese students' perceptions of native English-speaking teachers in EFL teaching.pdf
Chinese students’ perceptions of communicative activities in language classroom.pdf
Chinese Teachers' Views of Western Language Teaching Context Informs Paradigms.pdf
Christianson,K.(1997) The text analysis of teh english double genitive.pdf
Clarifying the benefits of your research and its implication for others WZ FEb 2010.ppt
Clark and Peterson 1984 Teachers' thought processes.pdf

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