Arab World English Journal (AWEJ) Volume 8 Number4 December 2017 Pp.1-2 PDFContents
Article Titles & authors | Pages |
Team of this issue | 1 |
Contents | 1-2 |
Against Multiple Agreement – Evidence from Standard ArabicAbdulkhaliq Alazzawie | 3-22 |
The Ideology of the-Best-English-Teaching-Method in Taiwan’s Children English Language Schools | 23-38 |
A Study on Possible Selves of Turkish Pre-Service EFL Teachers | 39-48 |
The Impact of Dialogic Teaching on English Language Learners’ Speaking and Thinking SkillsIshraga Bashir Mohammed Elhassan& Mohammed Idris Adam | 49 -67 |
Using WhatsApp in EFL Instruction with Saudi Arabian University StudentsRadhi Alshammari , Mitchell Parkes & Rachael Adlington | 68-84 |
The Effect of Using Authentic Videos on Training Center and Community Service Students’ Prosodic Competence and Motivation | 85-100 |
Morphological Analysis of the Glorious Qur’an: A Comparative Survey of Three CorporaYasser Muhammad Naguib Sabtan | 101-120 |
The Effect of Role Play Strategy on Jordanian EFL Tenth Grade Students’Speaking Skill | 121-136 |
English Phraseology: Cognitive, Symbolic and Terminological Aspects(Based on Idioms with Colour Adjectives Black/White/Red) Natalya N. Zerkina , Yekaterina A. Lomakina & Natalja V. Kozhushkova | 137 -147 |
Exploring the Construction of Professional Selves of Non-native EFL Teachers at a Saudi Arabian UniversityHussain Ahmad , Fatmawati Latada , Sayyed Rashid Shah & Muhammad Nubli Wahab | 148 – 166 |
Integrating Local Knowledge into Language Learning: A Study on the Your Language My Culture (YLMC) ProjectRadha M K Nambiar & Nurul Amalina bt Anawar | 167-182 |
Using Habits of Mind to Develop EFL Writing Skills and Autonomy | 183- 198 |
Helping Students Master Interview Skills | 199-211 |
The Relationship between Competency and Work Motivation of EFL Teachers at Public Secondary Schools in Yemen | 212- 228 |
Post-Class Reflections of English Language Lecturers Working at a Kazakhstani UniversityDinara Karimova | 229-239 |
The Significance of Teacher Leadership in TESOL: A Theoretical PerspectiveSayyed Rashid Shah | 240-258 |
Perceiving Native English Speaking Teachers: EFL University Students’ PerspectivesSureepong Phothongsunan | 259-267 |
An Analysis of Algerian Manufacturing and Engineering Master’s Students’ NeedsNouria MESSAOUDI & Hafida HAMZAOUI- ELACHACHI | 268-279 |
Mind Mapping and Students’ Writing Performance | 280-291 |
Using Portfolio as an Alternative Assessment Tool to Enhance Thai EFLStudents’ Writing skill Rusma Kalra, Chutamas Sundrarajun & Hathaichanok Komintarachat | 292-302 |
The Relationship between Iraqi EFL Learners’ Vocabulary Learning Strategies Use and Their Receptive Vocabulary SizeAdil Muhammd Ameen MAHMOOD & Fadime YALCIN ARSLAN | 303-317 |
Neutralizing the Uncanny through Culturally Relevant TeachingRoberto Ollivier-Garza | 318-332 |
Negotiation and Impoliteness Strategies in Saudi and Australian Postgraduate Students’ EmailsAmerah Abdullah Alsharif & Hesham Suleiman Alyousef | 333-351 |
Creativity in the EFL Classroom: Exploring Teachers’ Knowledge and Perceptions | 352- 364 |
Tongue Twister, Students’ Pronunciation Ability, and Learning StylesFatchul Mu’in , Rosyi Amrina & Rizky Amelia | 365-383 |
Exploring EFL Teachers’ Beliefs and Practices Regarding Pronunciation Teaching in a Saudi SettingMaram Alsofyani & Ghazi Algethami | 384-400 |
The Present Progressive: A Difficult Aspect to Learn, Evidence from the Moroccan EFL Classroom | . 401- 411 |
The Word List Distribution in Social Science Research ArticlesSorawut Chanasattru & Supong Tangkiengsirisin | 412-429 |
Using Infographics in the Teaching of Linguistics | 430- 443 |
History of English-as-a-Second-Language Teaching in the Middle East and the Current Scenario in BahrainGita Ponnuchamy | 444-450 |
Effect of Bilingualism on the Development of Cognitive Processes among Children | 451-466 |
University Teachers’ Views on English as the Medium of Instruction in an Iranian Higher Education Institution | 467- 485 |
Book Review:An Introduction to English PhoneticsAuthor: Richard Ogden | 486-488 |