Exploring the impact of enhancing student-oriented language mindset and perceived instrumentality in EFL teaching practicum: a quasi-experimental study
págs. 713-744
Embrace or resist? EFL teachers on adopting ChatGPT as a teaching and feedback tool
Hooman Saeli
, Payam Rahmati
, Mohammadreza Dalman
, Yaser Shamsi
, Svetlana Koltovskaia
págs. 745-765
Beyond error correction: lower-proficiency EFL learners’ engagement with Grammarly
Elisabet Titik Murtisari
, Josephine I. Januardi, Gary Bonar
, Daniel Kurniawan
págs. 766-791
Explorations into EFL learners’ self-regulated writing strategy use in writing for scholarly publications: a case study of Chinese PhD students
págs. 792-813
Compensational motivation in demotivated multiple foreign language learners: a complexity theory perspective
págs. 814-830
Language education amid digital disruption: in-service and pre-service teacher perspectives on AI language bias and curriculum integration
págs. 831-849
págs. 850-874
Linguistic construction of social roles in children’s graded readers: a corpus-based study of authority and solidarity
Zhao Ruihua, Zhuang Siyu
págs. 875-900
Teachers’ linguistic reasoning about interculturality in ELT: exploring how educators conceptualize and justify intercultural pedagogical practices
Emre Debreli
págs. 901-923
Metacognitive instruction for video-based telecollaboration: training virtual exchange partners to give and receive feedback
págs. 924-949
Chinese learners’ choices and pragmatic awareness of Japanese formality: an intercultural perspective
págs. 950-974
Cognitive and affective reactions to written corrective feedback, type of linguistic items, and second language writing accuracy improvement: an exploratory study
Wataru Suzuki, Ryo Saito
págs. 975-995
Current usage of epicene pronouns in ESL writing: The case of Filipino college English majors
págs. 996-1017
From transmission to negotiation: authenticity, ambivalence, and the transformation of learner beliefs through telecollaboration
págs. 1018-1042



