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1. Was Krashen right? Forty years later

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3. Task‐Based Language Teaching and Grammar

4. Willingness to Communicate

5. Using the First Language and Code Switching in Second Language Classrooms

6. Genre‐Based Language Teaching

7. Review of research on mobile‐assisted language learning in familiar, authentic environments

8. Flipped Learning in the English as a Foreign Language Classroom: Outcomes and Perceptions

9. Academic Language in Preschool: Research and Context

10. Second Language Pedagogy

12. The Need for Maintaining CLT in Indonesia

13. Reconceptualizing the Nature of Goals and Outcomes in Language/s Education

14. Adopting a Cultural Portfolio Project in Teaching German as a Foreign Language: Language Teacher Cognition as a Dynamic System

15. Beyond Cognition to Commitment: English Language Teaching in South Korean Primary Schools

16. 'Do We Need to Know That for the Exam?' Teaching English on the CLIL Fault Line at a Trilingual University

17. Defining and Operationalizing the Construct of Pragmatic Competence: Review and Recommendations

18. The Effects of a Professional Development Program on English as a Foreign Language Teachers’ Efficacy and Classroom Practice

19. In Search of a New Paradigm for Teaching English as an International Language

20. A Pragmatist Perspective on Building Intercultural Communicative Competency: From Theory to Classroom Practice

22. Teaching and Testing L2 Spanish Listening Using Scripted vs. Unscripted Texts

23. Policy versus ground reality: secondary English language assessment system in Bangladesh

24. Spoken Spanish Language Development at the High School Level: A Mixed-Methods Study

25. Communicative Grammar and Communicative Competence

26. Exogenously driven CSR: insights from the consultants' perspective

27. Teaching Foreign Languages in an Era of Globalization: Introduction

28. Communicating science to students: Investigating professional botanic garden educators' talk during guided school visits

29. Climate Change and the Co-Production of Knowledge and Policy in Rural USA Communities

30. English for Bible and Theology: Understanding and Communicating Theology Across Cultural and Linguistic Barriers

31. Teachers' Perceptions of Task-Based Language Teaching in English Classrooms in Taiwanese Junior High Schools

32. Moving Beyond Communicative Language Teaching: A Situated Pedagogy for Japanese EFL Classrooms

33. Modeling Teacher Beliefs and Practices in Context: A Multimethods Approach

34. Conclusion: Research and Language Teaching

35. Beyond the Curriculum: A Chinese Example of Issues Constraining Effective English Language Teaching

36. Two Case Studies of Secondary Language Teaching: A Critical Look at the Intersection of Management and the Local and Social Realities that Shape our Classrooms

37. Dell Hymes's Construct of 'Communicative Competence'

38. Can Communicative Principles Enhance Classical Language Acquisition?

39. A new role for Low German? Language insertion as bilingual practice in the process of language shift

40. A browser-based approach to incidental individualization of vocabulary learning

42. Communicative‐based curriculum innovations between theory and practice: implications for EFL curriculum development and student cognitive and affective change

45. Identifying Strategies That Facilitate EFL Learners' Oral Communication: A Classroom Study Using Multiple Data Collection Procedures

46. Verbal Artistry: A Case for Education

47. Moving in(to) Imaginary Worlds: Drama Pedagogy for Foreign Language Teaching and Learning

48. Postmethod Discourse and Practice

49. Integrating Focus on Form in L2 Content-Enriched Instruction Lessons

50. Form‐Focused Instruction: Isolated or Integrated?