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251. CALT in EFL Text Production: Challenges to the Dominant Approaches

252. The Teachers’ Worries: Conclusions and Recommendations

253. Critical Literacy in a Foreign Language: Deeper Insights into Theory

254. Critical Text Use: Challenges to the Current Instruction in Reading and Listening

255. The Critical Approach to Language Teaching: Theoretical Framing and Practical Implications

256. Learning from Struggle: ESP Teachers’ Reflections on Online Teaching

257. Reconceptualising Teacher Education Courses for Online Teaching: The Experiences of Two Teacher Educators

258. Using HyFlex to Teach English for Academic Purposes: The Instructor’s Perspective

259. Digital Divide vs. Inclusive Thinking: The Educational Television in Turkey

260. Online Teaching and Academic Resilience During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Lived Experience of College Students in Mainland China

261. Revealing Interactions Between Adolescent English Learners and a Computer-Assisted Writing System from the Activity Theory Lens: Two Case Studies

262. Problematising E-Pedagogies

263. Interactional Patterns and Mediating Factors in Video-Conferenced Synchronous Collaborative Writing Task

264. Personalization vs. Standardization: Digitalizing Feedback on Written Assignments in Freshman English Courses in Hong Kong

265. Shifting Assessment Online in the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Case of an ICLHE Undergraduate Course in Medicine

266. Reacting, Re-learning and Reflecting on Sudden Pedagogical Adaptations

267. The Use of Technology in English Medium Education

268. Students’ Experience in Online Teaching and Learning: An Investigation into EMI Classroom Interaction, Willingness to Communicate and Classroom Enjoyment

269. Defining Teacher Cognition and the Research Context

270. Development and Validation of Self-Report Questionnaires

271. Summary, Implications and Recommendations

272. Conclusion

273. Individual Teachers’ Stories: Teacher Cognition of EFL Writing

274. Teacher Cognition Formation and Reformation Processes and Its Relationship to Teaching Practice

275. Setting the Scene for Researching EFL Writing Teacher Cognition

276. Sociocognitive Theory, Sociocultural Theory and SRL

277. Patterns and Differences in Teachers’ Cognition about EFL Writing

278. A Review of Studies on Teacher Cognition and Approaching Teacher Cognition from the Perspective of Dialogism

279. Exploring the Nexus of SRL Strategies and Individual Differences

280. Developmental Trajectories of SRL: Evidence from A Case Study

281. Investigating the Effectiveness of Self-Regulation Strategy Intervention

282. Self-Regulated Learning and Language Learning Strategies

283. Self-Regulated Learning Strategies in Writing

284. Introduction

285. Crossing Boundaries Between Teacher Autonomy and Classroom: Sharing the Concept of Socially Shared Regulation

286. Dynamics of South Korean EFL Teachers’ Initial Career Motives and Demotivation

287. Language Teachers’ Lives in East Asia: A Post Script for the Post-Covid World

288. Learning to Teach English Reading Through True Concept Formation: A Case Study of a Pre-service Teacher

289. L2 Teacher Motivation/Autonomy as Complex Systems: Across the Boundaries of L2 Classrooms in East Asia

290. EFL Teacher Learning in Japan: Joining a Digital Technology Community of Practice

291. A Case Study of Teacher Autonomy in College EFL Classrooms

292. Exploring the Impact of Group Lesson Discussions on Beliefs and Practices of Three High School EFL Teachers in China

293. Theoretical Paradigm Shifts in Second Language Teacher Education and Development: A Historical Perspective

294. From Darkness to Light: Teacher Immunity and the Emergence of Relatedness with Students

295. Complexity Theory as a Conceptual Framework for Language Teacher Research

296. Introduction

299. Multivariate modelling to study the effect of the manufacturing process on the complete tablet dissolution profile.

300. Conclusion

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