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English Language Teaching Research in the Middle East and North Africa: Multiple Perspectives 2019 ed. [Hardback]

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  • Izdošanas datums: 10-Dec-2018
  • Izdevniecība: Springer International Publishing AG
  • ISBN-10: 3319985329
  • ISBN-13: 9783319985329
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This edited collection examines a range of English Language Teaching (ELT) research in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). While the MENA context has witnessed considerable change in recent years, it has so far been under-represented in ELT research at both the regional and the international level. This book aims to fill that gap by surveying the current state of the field, examining in detail a range of issues and concepts, and suggesting future directions for further research. It will be of interest to ELT researchers and practitioners in general - not just those based in MENA contexts themselves.
Part I Testing, Evaluation and Assessment
1 Assessing Second Language Proficiency Under 'Unequal' Perspectives: A Call for Research in the MENA Region
3(26)
Lee McCallum
2 State-of-the-Art of Assessment in Tunisia: The Case of Testing Listening Comprehension
29(32)
Sahbi Hidri
3 Cultural Content Evaluation of English Language Textbooks (Link Up Series Elementary & Intermediate)
61(12)
Hala Salih Mohammed Nur
Asjad Ahmed Saeed Balla
Abdelkaliq Abbood
4 The Wash back Effect of the Thanaweya Amma English Test: Drawbacks and Solutions
73(22)
Mahmoud Ibrahim
Part II Interfaces Between Teaching and Assessment
5 A Proposed Metacognitive-Based Approach to Promoting EFL Cohesion and Coherence in Essay Writing of Algerian Master Students
95(18)
Manal Horiya Boudghene Stambouli
Amine Belmekki
6 More Than a Pyramid of Papers: Students'Portfolios and Developmental Language Assessment in the ESL Classroom
113(12)
Charles Edonmi
7 The Effectiveness of Pre-assessment to Differentiate the Reading Tasks for the Mixed-Abili ties EFL Learners
125(28)
Syeda Saima Ferheen Bukhari
8 Self-Esteem, Self-Expectancy and Oral Achievement in the Tunisian EFL Context
153(20)
Marwa Mekni Toujani
Tarek Hermessi
9 Investigating the Quality of Argument Structure in First-Year University Writing
173(26)
Besma Allagui
Part III Argumentation in Discourse Analysis
10 Aspects of Cohesion and Coherence in Moroccan EFL Learners' Written Discourse
199(26)
Ahmed Sahlane
11 Publish or Perish: The Research Letter Genre and Non-Anglophone Scientists' Struggle for Academic Visibility
225(30)
Mimoun Melliti
12 Hedging in Applied Linguistics Theses: An Exploratory Comparative Study
255(24)
Nourhan Sorour
13 Analyzing Argumentative Essay as an Academic Genre on Assessment Framework of IELTS and TOEFL
279(24)
Zulfiqar Ahmad
Part IV Teaching Diglossia and Vocabulary
14 Including Diglossia in Teaching Arabic as Second Language Programmes: Suggestions and Implications from a Darija Course in Casablanca
303(16)
Francesca Tabloni
15 Vocabulary Instruction Through Patterns of Activity Sequencing Use: Revising the Understanding of Integration in Language Teaching
319(16)
Ahlam Bouirane
16 Arabic-Speaking Students of EFL, Vocabulary, and the Art of Structured Review
335(16)
Nathaniel Lotze
Part V English Language Learning Problems
17 Understanding English Speaking Difficulties: Implications for the English Language Curriculum for the Arab Students in a Pakistani University
351(32)
Musharraf Aziz
18 Domain-Specific and Domain-General Processing Accounts in Children with Specific Language Impairment (SIS): Contribution of Cross-Linguistic Evidence
383(26)
Areej Balilah
Yasaman Rafat
Lisa Archibald
19 Difficulties Facing Children in Learning English as a Foreign Language in the Libyan Context
409(22)
Deya AL-Osta Omar
Ahmed Gaibani
Fadil Elmenfi
Part VI Motivation and Error Analysis in Foreign Language Learning
20 The Role of Intrinsic Motivation and Oral Corrective Feedback in the EFL Classroom
431(24)
Cirine Zouaidi
Tarek Hermessi
21 Omani EFL Written Errors at a College Level
455(24)
Sharifa Al-Adawi
22 Investigating Motivational Factors in EFL Classroom from the Perspectives of Students at a Tertiary Context in Oman
479(28)
Iman Al Khalidi
23 An Error Analysis of Writing Skills Among English Foreign Language Learners at University Utara Malaysia
507(24)
Ahmed Basher
Fadil Elmenfi
Ahmed Gaibani
Part VII The Role of Critical Thinking in Foreign Language Learning and Teaching
24 Receptivity and Resistance of Students and Teachers to Learner Agency in Topic and Text Selection
531(30)
Jonathan Mason
Yosri Ben Ammar
Sana Romdhane
Shahira Tarash
25 Entrepreneurship Skills in Business English: Promoting Self-Regulation and Social Entrepreneurship Through Experiential Learning
561(18)
Tamim Ata Allah
26 "We Need Writers": A Case Study of Writer-Illustrator Maitha Al-Khayat and the UAE Children's Book Publishing Industry
579(30)
Shelley Lawson
Part VIII Technology in Language Learning and Teaching
27 The Pedagogical Development of Blended Learning
609(28)
Marine Milad
28 The Impact of Online Discussions on the Accuracy of the Written Output of Bahraini L2 University Students
637(30)
Diana Al Jahrami
29 The iPad in the Foundations Program of the Higher Colleges of Technology in Fujairah
667(20)
Barraq Ali
30 Incorporating Audio-Visual Aids in the English Language Classroom in Tunisia: A Case Study
687(16)
Ines Boufahja
Index 703
Sahbi Hidri is Assistant Professor of applied linguistics at the Faculty of Human and Social Sciences of Tunis, Tunisia. He is the founder of Tunisia TESOL, the Arab Journal of Applied Linguistics and the Tunisian Association of Language Assessment and Evaluation. His research interests include language assessment, testing and evaluation, assessment literacy, test-taking strategies, statistics, measurement, specs validation of the language skills, SLA and dynamic assessment.