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【限时资源,期刊全文】TESOL Journal《对外英语教学杂志》2019年论文集-共67篇论文(侵删)

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本期推送的是SSCI期刊——TESOL Journal《对外英语教学杂志》2019年论文集,即第10卷第1-4期共67篇论文,其中目录可在正文中查看,全文可以点击文末附件列表下载,下载链接即日起三天内有效,


TESOL Journal《对外英语教学杂志》2019年论文集-共67篇论文(侵删)

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卷号期号论文号论文题目
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 01How effective is Thinking Maps® instruction in improving Jordanian EFL learners’ creative reading skills?
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 02Scaffolding to make translanguaging a classroom norm
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 03“We help each other”: Collaborative exploration of reading by college students of English as a foreign language in China
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 04Identifying and teaching target vocabulary in an ESP course
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 05Second language learners’ ability to detect satirical news and the effect of humor competency training
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 06Training dilemmas and recommendations with volunteer instructors in small, faith‐based adult ESL programs
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 07ESL teachers' multiple intelligences and teaching strategies: Is there a linkage?
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 08Teaching in context: Integrating community‐based service learning into TESOL education
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 09Experienced teachers’ beliefs and practices toward communicative approaches in teaching English as a foreign language in rural Ukraine
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 10The Use of Historical Fiction in the Language Classroom: A Pedagogical Proposal for Teachers of English
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 11Selecting and adapting tasks for mixed‐level English as a second language classes
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 12Toward identity‐oriented teacher education: Critical autoethnographic narrative
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 13Humor‐integrated language learning: A teacher's and student's perspective
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 14Using songs to improve literacy in a dual‐language kindergarten in the United Arab Emirates
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 15Notetaking in English language teaching: Highlighting contrasts
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 16Trauma in English learners: Examining the influence of previous trauma and PTSD on English learners and within the classroom
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 17Second Language Acquisition Applied To English Language Teaching
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 18Unlocking English Learners' Potential: Strategies For Making Content Accessible , Fenner, Diane Staehr , Snyder, Sydney Corwin, ISBN 978‐1‐50635‐277‐0, Price USD 26.00 (pbk), Figures. 288 pages
Vol. 10Issue 1Article 19Autonomy In Second Language Learning: Managing The Resources , Pawlak, Mirosław , Mystkowska‐Wiertelak, Anna , Bielak, Jakub Springer international, isbn 978‐3‐31907‐764‐2, price usd 89.00 (Ebook), isbn 978‐3‐31907‐763‐5, price usd 119.99 (Hbk), isbn 978‐3‐3197‐9159‐3, price usd 119.99 (Pbk), b&w illustrations, 1 color illustration. Xii + 213 pages
Vol. 10Issue 2Article 20Effect of classroom assessment stakes on English language learners’ oral performance
Vol. 10Issue 2Article 21Peer collaborative writing in the EAP classroom: Insights from a Canadian postsecondary context
Vol. 10Issue 2Article 22Second language learning and teaching: From theory to a practical checklist
Vol. 10Issue 2Article 23Using “where I'm from” poems to welcome international ESL students into U.S. academic culture
Vol. 10Issue 2Article 24Using geospatial technology to teach language and content to English learners
Vol. 10Issue 2Article 25Expanding pronunciation instructional time beyond the classroom: Microsoft Office 2016 OneNote Class Notebook as an interactive delivery platform
Vol. 10Issue 2Article 26An exploratory study on Turkish EFL learners’ readiness for autonomy and attitudes toward self‐access centers
Vol. 10Issue 2Article 27The role of lesson study in teacher learning and professional development of EFL teachers in Turkey: A case study
Vol. 10Issue 2Article 28Translating community development stories: When an EFL writing course meets service learning
Vol. 10Issue 2Article 29Equal educational opportunity for English learners: ESL teachers’ conceptualizations on the importance of academic language
Vol. 10Issue 2Article 30“What am I going to do?” A veteran teacher's journey of teaching writing to newcomer English language learners
Vol. 10Issue 2Article 31Critical transparent pedagogy in teacher education
Vol. 10Issue 2Article 32Using comic strips to stimulate student creativity in language learning
Vol. 10Issue 2Article 33Positioning teachers, positioning learners: Why we should stop using the term English learners
Vol. 10Issue 2Article 34Communicative language teaching as situated practice: Moving beyond dogma
Vol. 10Issue 2Article 35Views from Inside: Languages, Cultures, and Schooling for K‐12 Educators , Joy Egbert , Gisela Ernst‐Slavit Charlotte, NC: Information Age Publishing. ISBN 978‐1‐64113‐019‐6. Price USD 45.99 (pbk). Tables. Exercises. Notes. 510 pages.
Vol. 10Issue 2Article 36A New Approach To English Pedagogical Grammar: The Order Of Meanings Edited by akira tajino routledge. Isbn 978‐1‐13822‐711‐8. Price usd 140.00 (Hbk). Illustrations, figures. 244 Pages.
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 37Demystifying the science report: How to help nonnative‐English‐speaking students write better laboratory reports
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 38The distress in not stressing and destressing stress in English: Using wordplay to boost awareness, intelligibility, and communicative competence
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 39Team learning potential in TESOL practice
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 40An informal account of how I learned about English rhythm
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 41Teachers’ frequently asked questions about focused written corrective feedback
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 42Linking reading and writing with picture books: A literacy buddy approach in rural Taiwan
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 43Discipline specificity and students’ English writing proficiency: A case of collaborative teaching for transfer
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 44EFL learners’ critical multimodal reflections on the politics of English
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 45Inspiring creativity in first graders in a public school in Colombia
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 46Comparing language skill priorities among TESOL faculty and ESL students bound for English‐medium universities
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 47Tailoring academic words to multidisciplinary EAP classes
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 48Promoting multilingualism for English learners: The Seal of Biliteracy in Washington State
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 49Teachers’ misunderstandings about hybrid language use: Insights into teacher education
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 50Interweaving technology and language goals to promote academic vocabulary: The role of WhatsApp in an intensive English classroom
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 51Classroom comradery: The importance of interpersonal relationships for EAL students
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 52Her Own Worst Enemy: A Serious Comedy About Choosing A Career
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 53Learning Oriented Assessment: A Systemic Approach , Jones, Neil , Saville, Nick and Salamoura, Angeliki Cambridge university press. Isbn 978‐1‐31650‐788‐9. Usd $67.00 (Pbk). Xviii + 148 pages.
Vol. 10Issue 3Article 54Self‐Study Of Language And Literacy Education Practices: Culturally And Linguistically Diverse Contexts , Sharkey, Judy , Madigan Peercy, Megan Emerald Publishing. ISBN 978‐78754‐538‐0. Price USD 124.95 (hardcover). 304 pages
Vol. 10Issue 4Article 55An identity‐oriented lens to TESOL teachers’ lives: Introducing the special issue
Vol. 10Issue 4Article 56Nonnative‐English‐speaking teacher candidates’ language teacher identity development in graduate TESOL preparation programs: A review of the literature
Vol. 10Issue 4Article 57Black teachers of English in South Korea: Constructing identities as a native English speaker and English language teaching professional
Vol. 10Issue 4Article 58Exploring professional identities of nonnative‐English‐speaking teachers in the United States: A narrative case study
Vol. 10Issue 4Article 59The ghost of nativespeakerism: The case of teacher classroom introductions in transnational contexts
Vol. 10Issue 4Article 60Identity exploration and development in TESOL teacher education: A three‐dimensional space narrative inquiry perspective
Vol. 10Issue 4Article 61Identities and ideologies in a language teacher candidate's autoethnography: Making meaning of storied experience
Vol. 10Issue 4Article 62Fostering volunteer ESL teacher identity through reflection on apprenticeship of observation
Vol. 10Issue 4Article 63From comfort zone to challenge: Toward a dynamic model of English Language teacher advocacy in secondary education
Vol. 10Issue 4Article 64Exploring TESOL teacher educators as learners and reflective scholars: A shared narrative inquiry
Vol. 10Issue 4Article 65To switch or not to switch: Bilingual preservice teachers and translanguaging in teaching and learning
Vol. 10Issue 4Article 66Shared identities through translanguaging practices in the multilingual mariachi classroom
Vol. 10Issue 4Article 67A novice TESOL teacher’s professional identity and evolving commitment
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