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Linguistic and cultural oppositions in discourse about Thailand
Sukaew, Thitima. - 2020
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21st century language policy in Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago
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Designing L2 literature circle discussion: tools for teachers and researchers
Abstract: This dissertation examines the qualities of literature circle (LC) discussion contributions produced by upper-intermediate and advanced EFL students at a mid-sized, private Japanese university. Five Oxford University Press Bookworms role sheets were adapted: Discussion Leader, Summarizer, Word Master, Passage Person, and Experience Connector. Two additional roles were created: Unprepared Contributor and Devil’s Advocate. Qualitative and quantitative procedures were combined to explore the qualities of language elicited by members of both classes. While being Mixed Method Research (MMR) (Brown, 2014), the study is underpinned by understandings of Communities of Practice (CofP) (Lave & Wenger, 1991) and Naturalistic Study of Reading (NSR) (Peplow & Carter, 2014). All members received readers and read six stories over one semester. Students rotated roles. The six discussions of all four groups in both classes were recorded, yielding 48 recordings. A pre- and post- LC motivation survey measured Willingness to Communicate (WTC), Intrinsic Reading Motivation (IRM), and Self-Efficacy (SE) for LC discussion. Proficiency scores and motivational data were used to select focus groups and individual learners for in-depth analysis. Overall findings include support of role-based LCs in L2 contexts, a new coding system, and tools to help teacher-researchers analyze and assess LC discourse in future studies.
Keyword: LB2361 Curriculum; PE English
URL: http://etheses.bham.ac.uk//id/eprint/9345/7/Sevigny2019PhD_Redacted.pdf
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Lexical phrases in research article and PhD thesis abstracts in applied linguistics and psychology
Ileri, Nurcan. - 2019
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Evaluative rhetorical strategies in the broadsheet review genre: the case of four British broadsheets
Ierace, Gaia. - 2019
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A task-based language teaching approach to group discussions in Japanese university classrooms: an empirical study of goal-setting and feedback
Stroud, Robert. - 2018
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Metaphorically-construed self-awareness in reflexive constructions
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A corpus-based study of the effects of collocation, phraseology, grammatical patterning, and register on semantic prosody
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Facilitating communication-oriented activities through data-driven learning
Hirata, Yoko. - 2017
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How medical students express their attitudes towards their reflective experience in teaching hospitals: A corpus-based approach to the analysis of evaluation in reflective reports
Alajaji, Nourah. - 2016
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Self-representation in academic writing: a copus-based exploratory study of the College of Nursing students' academic writing
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The emigrant letter digitised: markup and analysis
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The distinctiveness of Quaker prose, 1650-1699: a corpus-based enquiry
Roads, Judith. - 2015
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A corpus-based study of the high frequency nouns 'time' and 'thing': Investigating the role of phraseology in the construction of meaning in discourse
Li, Shuangling. - 2015
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Discourse markers and code-switching: academic medical lectures in Saudi Arabia using English as the medium of instruction
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A corpus linguistics study of translation correspondences in English and German
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Cross-linguistic transference of politeness phenomena
Shih, Pei Chun. - 2011
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