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Special Issue & Feature Articles
Vol-IssueArticleTitleAuthorHTMLPDFMatches
27-106  a4"What do the Lecturers Think? EPIC Lecturers? Perceptions of Implementing PBLL to Teach the Speaking Skills""Ira Slabodar"HTMLPDF1
27-106  a10"EFL Teachers? and Experts? Perspectives Toward Assessment Literacy in Digital Environments""Masoomeh Estaji & Zahra Banitalebi"HTMLPDF2
27-105  a4Pedagogical benefits and practical concerns of writing portfolio assessment: A case study of Vietnamese EFL studentsHieu Manh DoHTMLPDF10
26-104  a7Promoting Academic Integrity in Remote/Online Assessment – EFL Teachers’ PerspectivesVellanki, S. S., Mond, S. & Khan, Z. K.HTMLPDF20
26-104  a8Scaffolded Peer Feedback and Second Language Writing Proficiency: Implications for Inclusive ESL Teaching PracticeCasinto, C. D.HTMLPDF2
26-103  a7Translanguaging Life Writing: Autobiography-Driven Writing InstructionDemet YigitbilekHTMLPDF1
25-99  a10Effectiveness of an EAP Course on Argument Building for Research StudentsJasti Appa Swami & SK AkramHTMLPDF2
25-97  a19Online Instruction during COVID-19 at Public Universities in Bangladesh: Teacher and Student VoicesRubina Khan, Bijoy Lal Basu, Ahmed Bashir & Md. Elias UddinHTMLPDF4
22-87  a6Another Possible Reason for PlagiarismFumiko YoshimuraHTMLPDF24
22-86  a1Teaching Academic Writing through a Process-Genre Approach: A Pedagogical Exploration of an EAP Program in ChinaXiwen Xu & Xuemei LiHTMLPDF1
15-57  a1Classrooms as Complex Adaptive Systems: A Relational ModelAnne Burns & John S. KnoxHTMLPDF2
15-57  a2Use of Resources in Second Language Writing SocializationMiyoung Nam & Gulbahar H. BeckettHTMLPDF1
8-32  a1Corpora and Language Teaching: Just a fling or wedding bells?)Costas GabrielatosHTML--3
6-24  a1An Interactive Information Literacy Course for International Students: A Practical Blueprint for ESL LearnersJohn W. Bagnole & John W. MillerHTML--2
3-10  a2Questioning author(ity): ESL/EFL, science, and teaching about plagiarismHTML--50

Book Reviews
Vol-IssueArticleTitleAuthorReviewer HTMLPDFMatches
22-86  r2The Essentials of Academic Writing for International StudentsStephen Bailey (2015)Tatsiana NekrashevichHTMLPDF1
13-51  r7Pluralizing Plagiarism: Identities, Contexts, and PedagogiesRebecca M. Howard & Amy E. Robillard, Eds. (2008)Ilka HenitsHTMLPDF27
11-42  r6From Great Paragraphs to Great EssaysKeith S. Folse, Elena Vestri Solomon & David Clabeaux (2007)Panagiota DimakisHTMLPDF1
8-29  r13The TESOL Quarterly Dialogues: Rethinking Issues of Language, Culture, and PowerJudy Sharkey and Karen E. Johnson, Editors (2003)Steve CornwellHTML--1
7-26  r7Linking Literacies: Perspectives on L2 Reading-Writing ConnectionsDiane D. Belcher and Alan R. Hirvela (Eds.)Eric ProchaskaHTML--2
6-22  r9Dialogue on Writing: Rethinking ESL, Basic Writing, and First-Year CompositionGeraldine DeLuca, Len Fox, Mark-Ameen Johnson and Myra Kogen (Eds.) (2002)Sabrina VoelzHTML--1
4-13  r12 Teaching in Action: Case Studies From Second Language ClassroomsJack Richards (1998)Wayne TrotmanHTML--1
3-12  r2 Writing a Research PaperMenasche, Lionel (1997)Anthony GreenHTML--2
3-10  r3Questioning author(ity): ESL/EFL, science, and teaching about plagiarismHTML--

On the Internet
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27-107  int"Exploring Applications of ChatGPT to English Language Teaching: Opportunities, Challenges, and Recommendations""Ilka Kostka & Rachel Toncelli"HTMLPDF5
20-78  intUsing Turnitin to Provide Feedback on L2 Writers’ Texts, Ilka Kostka & Veronika MaliborskaHTMLPDF16
19-75  intFinding Your Voice: Teaching Writing Using Tablets with Voice CapabilityVance StevensHTMLPDF1

Other Articles
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6-23  f1Forum: Perspectives on Plagiarism in the ESL/EFL ClassroomKaren StanleyHTML--100

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