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Arab World English Journal (AWEJ)  Volume 15. Number 4, December 2024                                               Pp-1-2

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Contents

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Unveiling Linguistic Frontiers in the 21st Century: A Systematic Literature Review of the Rise of Big Data’s Role in Data-Driven Language Learning in the Saudi Arabian Context
Mohammed Salim Alharbi

 3-21

Written Assignments and Generative Artificial Intelligence: Challenges and Considerations for English Education Major Students at A’Sharqiyah University, Oman
Shafiqa Anwar Fakir, Safa Marnaoui & Hamed Ahmed Al Anqodi

22-38

The Analysis of the Turkish EFL Students’ Needs for a Translation Course at a State University
Bilge Metin Tekin & Ebru Ak

 39-55

Triggering Epistemic Curiosity in Boosting Iraqi EFL Students’ Speaking Skills through in-class and out-of-class Tasks
Recep Bilgin

56-72

EFL Students’ Perception and Attitude towards the Use of ChatGPT to Promote English Speaking Skills in the Saudi Context
Mashael Salem Alsalem

 73-84

What English Articles Say about Nursing Postgraduate Thesis Writing: A Systematic Literature Review
Yeşim Betül Oktay & Ahmad Fawzi Shamsi

 85-98

Ukrainian EFL Learners’ Perception towards the Use of Subtitles to Improve Their Listening Skills: a Case Study
Nataliia Tymoshchuk, Violeta Nechyporenko & Nataliia Havryliuk

99-109

The Impact of Teacher-generated Quizzes of Raz-Kids in Cultivating Primary School Students’ Reading Skills
Saban Kara

110-126

Mapping AI’s Integration into Linguistics- A Bibliometric and Thematic Analysis of ChatGPT’s Influence
Eman Al Nafjan & Sarah Mohammed

127-149

A Study of the Impact of Online Feedback on Moroccan EFL University Students’ Listening Proficiency
Redouan Baghit, Daouia Laaboudi & Reddad Erguig

150-167

Exploring EFL Teachers’ Views on Task-Based Learning and English for Specific Purposes in Saudi Arabia
Khalid M. Alwahibee & Awatif Saad Al-Mutairi

168-188

First-year Students’ Attitude Towards English as a Medium of Instruction: A Study on Tishk International University, Erbil, Iraq
Zainab Nizar Karam

189-204

Scholarly Writing Experiences of Doctoral Students as Nonnative Speakers of English: Encountered Challenges and Needed Support
Ahmad Fawzi Shamsi & Ulker Vanci Osam

205-224

Corpus-based Readability Assessment of Chinese Cultural Textbooks for Middle School Students from an English Glocalization Perspective
Yujie Su, Xueyan Li, Shuchang Dong, Yuqing Dai, Altayeb Salih Ahmed Mohammed, Shanshan Liu & Meiqi Jia

225-240

Implementing a Three-Stage Approach to Teach Writing Skills Using the Corpus of Contemporary American English in a Foundation Program Context
Amjed Ayyat

241-254

Mobile Assisted Language Learning (MALL) in Vocabulary: A Study on Tishk Language Preparatory School Students
Turgay Kucuk & Adem Daskan

255-266

Effectiveness of Taboo Word Game on Augmenting Business Vocabulary Competency Through Reflective Action Research
Aizan Yaacob, Mathevan Narayanan, Mohammad Yousef Alsaraireh, Yulianeta Yulianeta, Haniza MdHussin & Ina Suryani

267-281

Exploring the Link between English Language Instructors’ Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge and Satisfaction with Teaching Online
Eda Tayşı & Nuray Alagözlü

282-294

The Impact of Using Virtual Vocabulary Learning Applications on Enhancing Law Students’ Lexical Competence at the Tertiary Level
Mustafa Bingol

295-310

Employing Drama Techniques in the Classroom to Improve the Speaking Skills of EFL University Students
Al danah Ghazai Almutairi & Salah Alfarwan

311-327

Facilitating Second Language Willingness to Communicate in English: A Systematic Review on Types of Classroom-based Instructional Practices and Their Effects
Ying Gao , Si Na Kew, Hongtu Feng, Tong Zhang & Zhaozhao Ren

328-351

Female Saudi Students’ Attitudes Towards Speaking English with Native Speakers vs Non-Native Speakers of English
Jwahir Alzamil

352-363

WhatsApp-Mediated Vocabulary Learning: A Study of Kurdish EFL Learners
Sami Hussein Hakeem Barzani & Fouad Rashid Omar

364-376

Empirical Study of L2 Motivation and Motivational Learning Behaviors among College Students in English for Medicine Class
Na Su, Rohani Othman & Hailin Su

377-399

EFL Teachers’ Perceptions and Practices of Reflective Teaching as a Means for Professional Development
Trinh Quoc Lap, Nguyen Thi Ha, Le Cong Tuan & Ngo Huynh Hong Nga

400-417

Instructors’ Views on the Content Validity of English for Medical Purposes Achievement Tests at Universities in Saudi Arabia

Rashed Nasser Altamimi

418-434
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