ARLE 2024 in Melbourne
Abstracts for 'ARLE 2024 - Online participation'
Alya Alshammari (Saudi Arabia)
THE IDEOLOGIES UNDERPINNING NATIVENESS: THEORETICAL INSIGHTS ON DISCURSIVE PRACTICES IN TESOL
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Tatyana G. Angelova (Bulgaria)
DOES CHAT GPT DISPLACE STUDENT AGENCY IN FIRST LANGUAGE EDUCATION IN BULGARIAN LANGUAGE TEACHING? TEACHER’S VOICE
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Luis Araujo & Patrícia Costa & Sara de Almeida Leite & Rita Brito (Portugal)
PRESCHOOL TEACHERS’ SELF-REPORTED STORYBOOK READING PRACTICES
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Julie Arnold (Australia)
FROM FRAGMENTATION TO COHERENCE: STUDENT EXPERIENCE OF ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING IN ENGLISH
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Carina Ascherl & Jörn Brüggemann (Germany)
DIGITAL (TEXT) SOVEREIGNTY AS A GOAL OF FORWARD-THINKING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR TEACHERS IN GERMAN L1 EDUCATION
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Carina Ascherl & Jörn Brüggemann (Germany)
DIGITAL (TEXT) SOVEREIGNTY AS A GOAL OF FORWARD-THINKING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR TEACHERS IN GERMAN L1 EDUCATION
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Moses Olusanya Ayoola (Nigeria)
AN EVALUATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE VARIETY THE SYLLABUS AND THE CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION REALITIES IN NIGERIAN SECONDARY SCHOOLS
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Anja Ballis & Lisa Schwendemann (Germany)
UNLOCKING THE CLASSROOM OF THE FUTURE: HOW VIRTUAL REALITY TRANSFORMS L1 EDUCATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
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Joana Batalha (Portugal)
THE LANGUAGE IN CHILDREN'S HEADS: LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY IN L1 EDUCATION
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Katharina Böhnert (Germany)
PEER-TO-PEER IN INCLUSIVE LEARNING GROUPS: HOW COGNITIVELY ACTIVATING ARE INCLUSIVE PEER FEEDBACK CONVERSATIONS?
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Bouchra BOUKLATA & Yamina El Kirat El Allame (Morocco)
"DECONTEXTUALIZATION IN DEFENSE OF INTEGRATING MOTHER TONGUES IN LANGUAGE PLANNING POLICIES: A CASE STUDY OF DARIJA IN MOROCCO."
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Yassine Boussagui (Morocco)
EXPLORING THE STUDENT PERSPECTIVE: AMAZIGH LANGUAGE POLICY IMPLEMENTATION IN MOROCCO
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Jesper Bremholm & Kristine Kabel & Jeppe Bundsgaard (Denmark)
YOUNG CHILDREN’S TEXTUAL WORLDS: TOPICS AND EMERGENT GENRES IN STUDENTS’ EARLY WRITING
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Scott Bulfin (Australia)
CONTENDING WITH CRISES: L1 EDUCATION IN TRANSITION
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Eduardo Calil & Luís Filipe Barbeiro & Mariana Pinto & Ana Luísa Costa & Inês Cardoso (Brazil)
HOW DO CHILDREN USE PUNCTUATION MARKS DURING WRITING? DIVERSE COMMENTS MADE BYTHE SAME 2ND AND 4TH GRADE PUPILS.
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Mark-Oliver Carl & Florian Rietz (Germany)
UNDERSTANDING BARRIERS FOR STUDENTS TO MOVE BEYOND PROPOSITIONAL INFORMATION IN LITERARY READING
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Jordi Casteleyn (Belgium)
LEARNING TO READ: FROM AN UMBRELLA REVIEW OF READING RESEARCH TO AN INSPIRATION GUIDE FOR SCHOOLS
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Paisley, tsz mei Cheung & Fangrui Zhu ()
EXTENDING REAL-LIFE STORIES AND ACHIEVING INDEPENDENT READING——XR ASSISTED SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING PROGRAM OF ELECTRONIC PICTURE BOOKS FOR HONG KONG PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
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Eunju Choe ()
“EVERY CHILD MATTERS”: CANADIAN PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS’ CRITICAL ENGAGEMENT WITH INDIGENOUS LIFE-NARRATIVE PICTUREBOOKS
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Hyo Seong Choi (Korea (The Republic Of))
ESTABLISHING THE SUB-VARIABLES FOR ENGAGED READERS BY UNDERSTANDING THE IDENTITY OF ENGAGED READERS
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VASILIKI CHRISTOFORATOU (United Kingdom (The))
TEACHING WRITING IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN ENGLAND THROUGH LEARNING STUDY
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Rafaela L Cleeve Gerkens & Julie Choi & Shu Ohki (Australia)
MULTILINGUAL AUTHORS ‘STANDING TALLER’ IN MULTIMODAL ARTS-RICH TRANSLANGUAGING SPACES
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Ana Luísa Costa & Xavier Fontich (Portugal)
EDUCATIONAL LINGUISTICS: A STATE OF THE ART
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Wiebke Dannecker (Germany)
TEACHING LITERATURE IN A SOCIETY OF CHANGE – RETHINKING L1 EDUCATION IN FUTURE CLASSROOMS
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Jennie Darcy (Australia)
TITLE: “FEELING PANICKY WHEN WE GET IT WRONG”: CREATING SAFE SPACES FOR ENCOUNTERING DIFFICULT KNOWLEDGE IN ENGLISH CLASSROOMS.
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Tanya Davies (Australia)
L1 EDUCATION, RECONCILIATION AND JUSTICE: BRINGING INDIGENIST STANDPOINT THEORY AND ‘PLACESTORY’ TOGETHER AS A PEDAGOGIC INTERVENTION TO DIS-PLACE THE COLONIAL INHERITANCE OF ENGLISH EDUCATION IN AUSTRALIA.
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Megan Davis Roberts & Marisa Tirado (United States)
A PEDAGOGY OF LIMINALITY: TOWARD VISUAL POETRY AS A PRACTICE IN DECOLONIZING CREATIVE WRITING PEDAGOGY
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Megan Davis Roberts (United States)
ARS POETICA PEDAGOGICAS: A POETIC INQUIRY INTO THE TEACHING OF POETRY AND TEACHER IDENTITY
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Megan Davis Roberts (United States)
“EVERY DAY DO SOMETHING THAT WON’T COMPUTE:” STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF DAILY POETRY PRACTICE
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Jeroen Dera (Netherlands (the))
DO LITERATURE TEACHERS AND STUDENTS PAY ATTENTION TO QUESTIONABLE REPRESENTATIONS IN LITERARY TEXTS? INSIGHTS FROM AN INTERVIEW STUDY ON A DUTCH LITERARY CLASSIC
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Lucas Deutzmann & Winnie-Karen Giera (Germany)
ANALYZING THE TEXT QUALITY AND TIME IN WRITING PLAN OF GERMAN NINTH GRADERS IN THE PROJECT FAIR DEBATING AND WRITTEN ARGUMENTATION
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Lucas Deutzmann & Winnie-Karen Giera (Germany)
PROMOTING ARGUMENTATIVE WRITING SKILLS OF NINTH-GRADERS AT LOWER SECONDARY SCHOOLS USING THE SRSD APPROACH
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Fleur Diamond & Lucinda J McKnight & Anna-Lena Godhe (Australia)
FROM STOCHASTIC PARROTS TO ELECTRIC SHEEP: IMAGINING THE FUTURE OF L1 EDUCATION WITH GENERATIVE AI
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Nicole S Dingwall & Laura Molway ()
WHAT SUSTAINS TEACHERS’ AND STUDENTS’ JOY, PASSION, AND ENTHUSIASM FOR ENGLISH IN THREE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES?
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Nikolaj Elf & Vibeke Christensen (Denmark)
NORDIC INQUIRY IN QUALITY LITERATURE EDUCATION: DANISH, SWEDISH AND NORWEGIAN TEACHERS’ ENACTMENTS, ADAPTATIONS AND UNDERSTANDINGS ACROSS NATIONAL CONTEXTS
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Victoria Elliott & Nicole S Dingwall & Paul Riser ()
THINKING DIFFERENTLY ABOUT POWERFUL KNOWLEDGE IN ENGLISH EDUCATION
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Mabel Encinas (United Kingdom (The))
SONGS, COMMUNICATION AND LANGUAGE IN THE EARLY YEARS
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Maria Espinosa (Chile)
QUALITY OF ADOLESCENT SCIENCE WRITING AND ITS CONNECTION TO TEACHING PRACTICES
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Daria Ferencik-Lehmkuhl ()
TEXT REVISION IN INCLUSIVE GERMAN LANGUAGE EDUCATION - RESULTS OF A MIXED-METHODS STUDY
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Javiera Figueroa (Chile)
EXPLORING THE NEXUS OF LITERACY: INTEGRATING WRITING AND READING IN LANGUAGE CLASSROOM
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Ilka Fladung & Joerg Jost & Marcel Illetschko & Michael Krelle & Uwe Lorenz ()
IKMPLUS – INDIVIDUAL COMPETENCE MEASUREMENT PLUS – VOLUNTARY MODULE “LANGUAGE AWARENESS”
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Winnie-Karen Giera (Germany)
EVERYONE IS READING! A PARTICIPATORY THEATER PROJECT TO PROMOTE READING COMPETENCE AND SOCIAL INTERACTION IN INCLUSIVE LEARNING SETTINGS
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Winnie-Karen Giera & Lucas Deutzmann (Germany)
DEVELOPING PERSUASIVENESS IN WRITTEN ARGUMENTATIONS THROUGH DEBATE TRAINING
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Andressa J. Godoy & Amélia Lopes (Portugal)
FIFTY YEARS OF LITERATURE TEACHING IN PORTUGAL - A STUDY BASED ON TEACHERS' LIFE HISTORIES
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Andressa J. Godoy (Portugal)
IMPACTS OF EDUCATIONAL POLICIES ON PUBLISHING FOR CHILDREN IN PORTUGAL
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Carolina Gonçalves & Catarina Tomás & Aline M S Almeida ()
CHILDREN AS READERS OF THE WORLD”: USING POSTMODERN PICTURE BOOKS TO TALK ABOUT RIGHTS, EQUITY, AND DIFFERENCES IN A 2ND GRADE
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Andy Goodwyn (United Kingdom (The))
ENGLISH AS AN EMANCIPATORY SUBJECT IN ENGLAND: ANALYSING THE RESEARCH INTO THE HISTORY OF THE SUBJECT FOR A POST NEOLIBERAL FUTURE.
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Andy Goodwyn (United Kingdom (The))
PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE VERSUS POWERFUL KNOWLEDGE? LITERARY RESPONSE, AFFECT AND UNDERSTANDING IN SECONDARY CLASSROOMS IN ENGLAND.
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John Gordon (United Kingdom (The))
AN ECOLOGICAL VIEW OF L1 TEACHERS’ AGENCY WITH EDTECH: PLACE, SPACES AND FUTURES
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John Gordon (United Kingdom (The))
TOWARDS A MODEL OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR L1 ‘LITERARY CONVERSATION PEDAGOGIES’
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Aslaug Fodstad Gourvennec & Erin McTigue & Michael Tengberg (Norway)
QUALITY IN L1 INSTRUCTION. A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW
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Marta Gràcia & Silvia Nieva & Ana L. Adam-Alcocer & Verónica Quezada Hernandez & Priscila Garza (Spain)
REFLECTIVE AND COLLABORATIVE TEACHERS’ DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION TO IMPROVE STUDENT’S ORAL LANGUAGE
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Marta Gràcia & Eva Dam Christensen & Atle Skaftun (Spain)
DIALOGIC TEACHING, LEARNING & ASSESSMENT
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Bill Green & Marianne Turner & Alex Kostogriz (Australia)
ENGLISH TEACHING, LANGUAGE(S) EDUCATION AND THE POST-MONOLINGUAL CONDITION – A SYMPOSIUM
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Clarence Green (Hong Kong)
THE LANGUAGE ENVIRONMENT OF CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOKS: A LEXICAL STUDY USING DATA SCIENCE METHODS.
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Svenja Hahn & Volker Frederking (Germany)
ARLE 2024 - PAPER PRESENTATIONS (HYBRID)
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Svenja Hahn & Volker Frederking (Germany)
ARLE 2024 - POSTER SESSIONS (ONLINE)
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Mohammad Nehal Hasnine ()
EXPLORING GENERATIVE AI IN LEARNING CONTEXT GENERATION FOR LANGUAGE LEARNERS: FRIEND OR A FOE FOR WORDHYVE?
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John M P Hodgson (United Kingdom (The))
LITERACY AND GROWTH: A GENEALOGY OF ENGLISH TEACHING
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Susan M. Hopkins ()
RURAL ENGLISH CLASSROOMS AND AUSSIE BATTLERS - SENIOR SECONDARY STUDENTS LIVING OUT THE MYTH
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Allayne Horton ()
EMPOWERMENT AS AFFECTIVE ENCOUNTER: NAVIGATING THE EMOTIONAL EDGES OF DIFFICULT KNOWLEDGE TEXTS IN SENIOR ENGLISH
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Allayne Horton & Dominic Nah ()
(RE)SEARCHING THE EXPERIENCED CURRICULUM: NAVIGATING THE 'WHY' AND 'HOW' OF PERIPHERAL AND PERSONAL MOMENTS IN SECONDARY STUDENTS’ LITERARY ENCOUNTERS
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Laura Hüser (Germany)
INVESTIGATION OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRAGMATIC-COMMUNICATIVE SKILLS AS A PREREQUISITE FOR CLASSROOM PARTICIPATION
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Bella Illesca ()
LEARNING FROM VIRGINIA WOOLF’S ‘A ROOM OF ONE’S OWN’.
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Jinsu Jo & Park Seong Seog (Korea (The Republic Of))
BUILDING A BRIDGE BETWEEN KOREAN GRAMMAR EDUCATION AND COMPUTER LANGUAGE GRAMMAR EDUCATION
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Maritha Johansson & Michael Tengberg & Margrethe Sonneland (Sweden)
INQUIRY DIALOGUE TO PROMOTE COMPREHENSION AND INTERPRETATION. EFFECTS OF AN INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF TEACHER-LED DISCUSSIONS ABOUT COMPLEX LITERARY TEXTS.
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Sofia Jusslin & Heidi Höglund (Finland)
THE ROLE OF THE ARTS IN L1 EDUCATION: A STATE-OF-THE-ART REVIEW
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Sofia Jusslin & Erika Sturk & Camilla Rosvall (Finland)
THE TEACHING OF WRITING AT TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN FINLAND AND SWEDEN: INTEGRATING THEORY AND PRACTICE
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Kristine Kabel & Mette Vedsgaard Christensen & Morten Tannert (Denmark)
STUDENTS’ METALINGUISTIC REPERTOIRES ABOUT WRITERLY CHOICES IN THE CONTEXT OF L1 WRITING EDUCATION
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Sotiria Kalasaridou (Greece)
TEACHING POLITICAL POETRY IN LITERATURE CLASSROOM
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Agnieszka Kania & Karolina Wawer (Poland)
PHILOSOPHY OF TEACHING AND ITS ROLE IN TEACHER TRAINING WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF A POLISH UNIVERSITY
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Sviatlana Karpava (Cyprus)
MULTIMODALITY, CRITICAL DIGITAL LITERACY AND TRANSVERSAL COMPETENCIES LANGUAGE CLASSROOMS
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Anne T Keary & Janet A Scull (Australia)
ORAL LANGUAGE AND WRITING THROUGH PLAY: AN AUSTRALIAN REGIONAL CASE STUDY
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Amna Khaliq (Canada)
ADAPTING TO THE DIGITAL CLASSROOM: CHALLENGES AND CREATIVITY IN ONLINE LEARNING
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Dongseop Kim & Seongseog Park & Sungmin CHANG & Minju Chung (Korea (The Republic Of))
ANALYZE THE LANGUAGE PERFORMANCE OF INSUFFICIENT LITORACY LEARNERS BASED ON THE RESULTS OF LITORACY DIAGNOSTIC
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Kristian B Kjellström (Sweden)
TEACHERS' DIGITAL TEXT COMPETENCES
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Kristian B Kjellström (Sweden)
TEACHERS DIDACTIC CHOICES: DIGITAL TEXT COMPETENCES
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Maarten Klene (Australia)
THE DISTURBING MATERIALITY OF LITERATURE EDUCATION: AN ETHIC OF INCOMMENSURABILITY IN THE CLASSROOM
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Stavroula Kontovourki (Cyprus)
BODIES THAT MOVE AND MATTER: LITERACY PEDAGOGIES ASSEMBLING IN PRIMARY TEACHERS’ HI/STORIES OF CLASSROOM PRACTICE
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Triantafillia Kostouli (Greece)
NEGOTIATING STANCES TO IMMIGRATION, POSITIONING THEMSELVES AND OTHERS: NARRATIVE TEXTS IN A DIALOGIC CRITICAL PEDAGOGY
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Elisabeth Kunze & Anna Lange genannt Böhmer & Juliane Tolle & Franziska Wietstock & Michael Krelle ()
SKRIBI – AN APPLICATION FOR WRITING TRAINING IN A DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT
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Helen Lehndorf & Irene Pieper (Germany)
ENHANCING LITERARY WRITING IN THE DIGITAL AGE: EXPLORING TEACHERS' BELIEFS ON AI-ASSISTED APPROACHES IN UPPER SECONDARY EDUCATION
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Rachel Lenihan (Ireland)
TACKLING A BIG ISSUE IN THE ENGLISH CLASSROOM: REFLECTIONS FROM PRACTICE IN INITIAL TEACHER EDUCATION
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Ludmila Liptakova & Eva Gogova & Dávid Dziak (Slovakia)
HOW SLOVAK 3RD GRADERS REPORT ABOUT AURALLY PRESENTED TEXT
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Terry J. Locke (New Zealand)
IMPLACING L1 ENGLISH IN THE ANTHROPOCENE
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Maria Löfgren & Per-Olof Erixon (Sweden)
LITERATURE MANUALS IN TIMES OF NEW MEDIACY IN SWEDEN
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Elizabeth Ka Yee Loh & Tikky S. P. To-Chan & Loretta C. W. Tam (China)
L2 PRESCHOOLERS’ COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES FOR VOCABULARY BUILDING IN STORYTELLING ACTIVITIES: THE CASE OF CHINESE AS A SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNING
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Marco Magirius & Daniel A. Scherf (Germany)
TEACHER STUDENTS INTERPRET POEMS WITH AI. ON POTENTIALS, RISKS, & DISRUPTIONS IN L1 TEACHER EDUCATION
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Petra Magnusson & Christina Lindh (Sweden)
RESHAPING WRITING PRACTICES
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Nadia Mansour (Denmark)
“IS IT POSSIBLE TO HALAL SLAUGHTER A PIG?” - NEGOTIATING CULTURES AND IDENTITIES WHILE READING MULTICULTURAL LITERATURE IN DANISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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Bethan-Jane Marshall (United Kingdom (The))
THE PEDAGOGY OF WATCHING SHAKESPEARE
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Kelli McGraw ()
AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF ENGLISH EDUCATION (AJEE) - MEET THE EDITOR
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Kelli McGraw ()
BUILDING CONFIDENCE IN POETRY TEACHING IN AUSTRALIAN SECONDARY EDUCATION
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Lucinda J McKnight (Australia)
WRITING AS WHITING: TRACING PEDAGOGIES FOR DIGITAL COMPOSITION IN A SETTLER COLONIAL ARCHIVE
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Larissa McLean Davies & Pauline Thompson (Australia)
INTRODUCING THE CONCEPT OF LITERACY INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP FOR SCHOOL AND SYSTEM WIDE IMPROVEMENT.
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Byeonggon Min & Youngin Choi & JeongYi Baik & Yewon Kim & Sohyun Eum ()
EXPLORING STUDENTS' LANGUAGE MODE SELECTION IN LITORACY CLASSES
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Christian Müller ()
L1X2: DUAL FIRST LANGUAGE ACQUISITION IN SIGN LANGUAGE AND SPOKEN LANGUAGE WITH DIGITAL PICTUREBOOKS
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Dominic Nah (Singapore)
TOWARDS A DIALOGIC ETHICAL CRITICISM: A FRAMEWORK FOR EXAMINING STUDENT RESPONSES TO REFERENT OTHERS AND CLASSROOM INTERACTIONS OF ETHICAL MEANING-MAKING
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Peep Nemvalts & Helena Lemendik & Triin Roosalu & Eve-Liis Roosmaa (Estonia)
LANGUAGE DIVERSITY IN ACADEMIA: DOCTORAL STUDENTS' ESTONIAN AS L1
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Hung Wai NG & Choo Mui Cheong & Sau-yan HUI & Wai Ip joseph Lam & Xiaomeng Zhang (Hong Kong)
UNRAVELING THE RELATIONSHIPS OF SELF-EFFICACY, MOTIVATION, AND READING COMPREHENSION ACHIEVEMENT: A NETWORK PSYCHOMETRIC ANALYSIS
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George Odhiambo (United Arab Emirates (The))
CREATING A SUPPORTING ENVIRONMENT IN SCHOOLS FOR STUDENTS WITH REFUGEE BACKGROUNDS IN AUSTRALIA
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Khadija Ouhmidi & Azize Kour & Yamina El Kirat El Allame ()
ATTITUDES OF THE TAGART COMMUNITY TOWARDS THE TEACHING OF AMAZIGH AS AN L 1 IN MOROCCO
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Wai Kit Ow Yeong (Singapore)
LEARNING BY HEART IN L1 PEDAGOGY: ENVISIONMENT-BUILDING THROUGH MEMORISATION AND RECITATION OF POETRY IN ENGLISH IN SINGAPORE
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Hyesun Paik (Korea (The Republic Of))
EXAMINING ADOLESCENTS' ABILITY TO ASSESS CREDIBILITY IN ONLINE READING
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Johanna Pentikainen & Outi Johanna Kallionpää (Finland)
HOW TO COMBINE WRITING, TRANSMEDIAL SKILLS, AND GAMING? CONDUCTING SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF RESEARCH, IMPLEMENTING A PILOT STUDY, AND DESIGNING A DIGITAL LEARNING PLATFORM
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Anke Piekut (Denmark)
THE STUDENT AS AN INDIVIDUAL IN THE DANISH, NORWEGIAN AND SWEDISH L1 CURRICULUM – A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF VOICE, EXPLORATION AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
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Margarida Pocinho & Inês Patrícia Rodrigues Ferraz (Portugal)
BABY BOOKSTART: A PILOT-PROJECT ON MADEIRA ISLAND
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Troy Potter (Australia)
TEST
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Kaisu Rättyä (Finland)
EXPANDING L1 SUBJECT AND CLASS TEACHER STUDENTS' EDUCATION
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André Luiz Rauber & Madalena T.V.D. Teixeira & Paula Coelho Santos (Portugal)
LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION IN NON-VERBAL CHILDREN - A PORTUGUESE STUDY
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Jemima Rillera Kempster (Australia)
BUILDING BRIDGES AND CULTIVATING LINGUISTIC ASSETS: BUILDING ON STUDENTS' L1 RESOURCES THROUGH PARENTAL ENGAGEMENT IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE EDUCATION
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Alessandro Rosborough & Corinna Peterken (United States)
PLAY, IMAGINATION, AND AFFORDANCES: SUPPORTING CHILDREN’S AGENCY IN L1 AND L2 LEARNING THROUGH TEACHER-STUDENT ROLE-REVERSAL
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Mobina Sahraee Juybari (Australia)
ORIENTATIONS TO LANGUAGE AS RESOURCE IN WORLD LANGUAGES STUDIES IN AUSTRALIAN HIGHER EDUCATION
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SONGLAK SAKULWICHITSINTU (Thailand)
HOW IMPORTANT IS AI LITERACY TO TEACHING AND LEARNING AT AN OPEN UNIVERSITY? : A SHORT REVIEW
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Glais Sales Cordeiro (Switzerland)
LEGITIMIZING CONCEPTUAL AND DIDACTIC TOOLS THROUGH A COLLABORATIVE DIDACTIC ENGINEERING RESEARCH INTERCONNECTING TEACHING PRACTICES AND RESEARCH: A MEANS OF SUSTAINING TEACHERS' AND RESEARCHERS’ 'JOY, PASSION AND ENTHUSIASM'?
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Royce Salva ()
INTERSECTIONALITY OF INDIGENEITY AND DISABILITY: UNVEILING ISSUES TO EDUCATIONAL PARTICIPATION OF INDIGENOUS LEARNERS WITH DISABILITIES
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Wayne Sawyer (Australia)
LITERARY KNOWLEDGE: A CURRICULAR ARCHIVE.
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Bernard Schneuwly & Vincent Capt & Christophe Ronveaux (Switzerland)
TEACHING READING OF COMPOSITE TEXTS: USE AND TRANSFORMATION OF TOOLS BY TEACHERS
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Bernard Schneuwly (Switzerland)
LITERARY TEXTS FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES AS BASIS OF IMMATERIAL HERITAGE IN SWITZERLAND: LOCAL, NATIONAL AND UNIVERSAL/ETHNOCENTRIC ANCHORAGES
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Rebecca Schuler ()
(MULTI-)LINGUALISM IN THE VIRTUAL WORLD: TOWARDS NEW POSSIBILITIES
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Mani Ram Sharma ()
ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS’ UNDERSTANDINGS OF LANGUAGE LEARNING ECOLOGY: A NARRATIVE INQUIRY
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Jiyeon Sheo & Li Kang & Naya Choi (Korea (The Republic Of))
LONGITUDINAL INFLUENCE OF EARLY PARENT-CHILD INTERACTIONS ON FIRST-GRADE SCHOOL ADJUSTMENT: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF VOCABULARY SKILLS
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Mark Shiu Kee SHUM (Hong Kong)
HOW L1 LEARNERS LEARN CHINESE REPORT WRITING IN MELBOURNE AND HONG KONG – IMPLICATIONS FOR GLOBAL CURRICULUM SHARING
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Christian Smidt Alenkjær (Denmark)
TOWARDS INQUIRY-BASED LITERARY HISTORY TEACHING IN DANISH UPPER SECONDARY EDUCATION
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Lorna Smith (United Kingdom (The))
HANDS ON: SUPPORTING TEACHERS TO ADDRESS RACE IN ENGLISH LITERATURE THROUGH DEVELOPING A BLACK DRAMATIST AND DRAMA ‘PLAYBOX’ USING ARTEFACTS IN THE UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL THEATRE COLLECTION
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Miji Song & Hyelin Lee & Jeong Hee Ko (Korea (The Republic Of))
POETRY EDUCATION THROUGH L2 TRANSLATION OF L1: A CASE STUDY OF HIGH SCHOOL LEARNERS WITH KOREAN AS L1 AND ENGLISH AS L2
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Shelley Stagg Peterson & Nicola Friedrich (Canada)
CREATING INCLUSIVE AND COMPASSIONATE SPACES THROUGH PLAYCE-BASED LEARNING
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Erika Sturk & Jill V Jeffery (Sweden)
DISCOURSES OF WRITING IN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH: A REVIEW OF LITERATURE
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Dennis Tark (Germany)
L1+L2 DIALOGUES IN GERMAN LESSONS AT PRIMARY SCHOOL: SLAM POETRY AND PERFORMATIVITY
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Esty Teomim-Ben Menachem & Ilana Elkad-Lehman (Israel)
TEACHERS’ INTERTEXTUAL RESPONSES IN 'HAVRUTA' TO READING AN ANCIENT HEBREW TEXT
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Esty Teomim-Ben Menachem & Ilana Elkad-Lehman (Israel)
“ABOVE ALL, THERE’S OUR HUMANITY”: INTERTEXTUAL RESPONSES TO READING AN ANCIENT HEBREW TEXT BY TEACHERS WITH DIFFERENT RELIGIOUS IDENTITIES
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Stanislav Štěpáník & Monika Šindelková (Czech Republic (The))
WHEN METHODS SHED THE CONTENT: A CASE STUDY IN CZECH LANGUAGE TEACHING
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Giannina Urrello Hurtado & Marta Gràcia & Maria-Josep Jarque (Spain)
ASSESSMENT OF TEACHING AND LEARNING PRACTICES TO ENHANCE CHILDREN’S ORAL LANGUAGE IN A KINDERGARTEN CLASSROOM IN PERU
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Thiru Vandeyar (South Africa)
A CASE FOR Q-METHODOLOGY: TEACHERS AS POLICYMAKERS
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Karolina Wawer (Poland)
PHILOSOPHY OF TEACHING AND ITS ROLE IN TEACHER TRAINING WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF A POLISH UNIVERSITY
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Marie Wejrum (Sweden)
RESOURCES AND STRATEGIES IN ADOLESCENTS’ MEANING MAKING PROCESSES OF ARGUMENTATIVE DIGITAL TEXTS
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Anna Wileczek & Anita Jagun (Poland)
BETWEEN ENTHUSIASM AND DOUBT: L1 (POLISH) TEACHERS ON THE USE OF DIGITAL APPLICATIONS IN INSTITUTIONAL EDUCATION
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Ching Sum Wong (Hong Kong)
AI-ASSISTED L1 CHINESE LANGUAGE EDUCATION
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Anne Wood (Australia)
POETRY WRITING A GHOST IN THE QUEENSLAND HIGH STAKES ASSESSMENT ENVIRONMENT.
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Fujia Yang (United Kingdom (The))
EFFECTIVENESS OF ACCELERATED READER ON SCHOOL STUDENTS' READING ACHIEVEMENTS AND READING BEHAVIOURS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
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Seda Yilmaz Wörfel & Anne Griepentrog & Franziska Kipsch & Michael Krelle (Germany)
A MULTI-SITE VIDEO STUDY EXPLORING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF AUDIO PENS IN PROMOTING READING FLUENCY
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Jessica M.Y. Young & Kwok Chang LAU & Elizabeth Ka Yee Loh & Mark Shiu Kee SHUM ()
USING EFFECTIVE E-LEARNING PEDAGOGY TO SUPPORT STUDENTS WITH DIVERSE CULTURAL BACKGROUNDS TO LEARN CHINESE HISTORY: ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AND MOTIVATION
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TEACHING ORAL LANGUAGE AT INTERCULTURAL EDUCATIONAL CONTEXTS IN MEXICO
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ON THE FUNCTION OF HUMOR IN ENGLISH WRITING AS FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING PEDAGOGY
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Shuo Zhao (China)
ON THE FUNCTION OF HUMOR IN ENGLISH WRITING AS FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING PEDAGOGY
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keyi ZHOU (Hong Kong)
EXAMINING THE ROLE OF TEACHERS IN STUDENTS’ VOCABULARY KNOWLEDGE AND READING COMPREHENSION
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