Advancing language education: insights into teacher cognition, learner engagement, and skill development
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Teacher as creator: orchestrating the learning environment to promote learner development
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Understanding EFL teachers’ wellbeing: an activity theoretic perspective
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Understanding the dynamic of student engagement in project-based collaborative writing: insights from a longitudinal case study
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Unpacking the negative side-effects of directed motivational currents in L2: an interpretative phenomenological analysis
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Why motivated learners might not engage in language learning: an exploratory interview study of language learners and teachers
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Promoting L2 writing development via a concept-based approach to teaching genre: a sociocultural intervention study in Chinese EFL writing classrooms
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From theory to practice: understanding the long-term impact of an L2 writing education course on writing teachers
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The contribution of guessing from context and dictionary use to receptive and productive vocabulary knowledge: a structural equation modeling approach
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Processing instruction with structured/unstructured output: does it make any changes in automatic/non-automatic explicit grammar knowledge?
págs. 2607-2635
The continuation task and the model-as-feedback writing task in L2 vocabulary learning: timing of model texts
págs. 2636-2657
Learning multiword items through dictation and dictogloss: how task performance predicts learning outcomes
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