Vol. 9 No. 2 (2026): IN PROGRESS
Published:
2026-08-31
Articles
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Gains and hurdles of English language instructors in developing writing skills of criminology students in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
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Pragmatic markers and interpersonal alignment in contemporary British: A corpus-assisted study
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Additive, not conditional: Text difficulty, self-efficacy, and classroom climate as predictors of reading anxiety in Indonesian EFL higher education
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Effects of talker and vowel context in Thai learners’ discrimination of English dental fricatives
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From production to reflection: Integrating video project-based learning and dialogic pedagogy in tertiary EFL Speaking
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Pre-service English teachers’ perspectives on global Englishes in Banda Aceh, Indonesia
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Insights into the effects of Online-based Writing Mock-Tests on EFL learners’ writing skills
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Becoming someone else in English through self-efficacy and identity positioning in Vietnamese EMI classrooms
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Learning-by-doing and traditional instruction in hospitality ESP: A quasi-experimental comparison
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