págs. 1750-1776
Exploring phonetic cues to persuasive oral presentation: A study with British English speakers and English L2 learners
págs. 1777-1796
págs. 1797-1815
Teachers as slaves or masters to their coursebooks: An in-depth study on two English language teachers’ coursebook utilization
págs. 1816-1841
págs. 1842-1868
Taking literature off page!: The effectiveness of a blended drama approach for enhancing L2 oral accuracy, pronunciation and complexity
págs. 1869-1892
Parlez-vous francais?: Effects of structure-based versus dynamic-usage-based approaches on oral proficiency
Audrey Rousse-Malpat, Lise Koote, Rasmus Steinkrauss, Marjolijn Verspoor
págs. 1893-1917
Scaffolding student engagement with written corrective feedback: Transforming feedback sessions into learning affordances
págs. 1918-1939
págs. 1940-1975
págs. 1976-1996
An instructor’s beat gestures facilitate second language vocabulary learning from instructional videos: Behavioral and neural evidence
págs. 1997-2025
English learners’ readiness for online flipped learning: Interrelationships with motivation and engagement, attitude, and support
págs. 2026-2051




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