Arab World English Journal (AWEJ) Volume 13. Number 3. September  2022                      Pp.1-2
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Contents

Article Titles & authors Pages
Contents 1-2

The Impact of Teaching Approaches on Students’ English Language Learning in Higher Education: A Case Study of a Saudi University

Haitham Ali Althubaiti & Hassan Saleem Alqurashi

3-19

Perceived Acceptance of Enacting Google Docs in an Online Collaborative EFL  Writing Classroom
Syarifudin & Husnawadi

20-40

Difficulties in Academic Writing in English as a Second/Foreign Language from the Perspective of Undergraduate Students in Higher Education Institutions in Oman

Arij Mustafa, Atif Noor Arbab & Alaa Ahmed El Sayedp

41-53

An Investigation of Common Stress Placement Errors in English Word Roots and their Suffixed Derivatives by Arabic-Speaking EFL Learners

Rami A. Sa’di, Talha A. Sharadgah & Maha S. Yaseen

54-71

An Examination of the Impact of Teachers’ Functional Questions on Students’ Oral Production in Algerian EFL Classrooms

Ilyes Gouider & Hamid Ameziane

72-88

The Effects of the Flipped Classroom through Online Video Conferencing on EFL Learners’ Listening Skills

Rungnapa Thatphaiboon & Pattama Sappapan

89-105

The Effect of the Length of L2 Education and L2 Exposure on Apologies Produced by Saudi Females

Israa Qari

106-129

Neurolinguistic and Semiotic Film Structure Modelling as the Linguistic Student Engagement Technique

Olena Shcherbak & Nina Filippova

130-138

Saudi Female Teachers’ Identity Through the Use of Metaphors

Arwa Fahad Alfayez

139-158

Motivational Impact of Emulation in a Saudi Writing Classroom at Majmaah University

Khaled Almudibry

159-169

Chinese Undergraduate Students’ Language Learning Strategy Use in Flipped English Learning and its Relationships to Gender and Proficiency

Ruixian Ma & Norhanim Abdul Samat

170-184

Exploring the Effect of Instructional Scaffolding on Foundation Level Students’  Writing at the City University College of Ajman: A Case Study

Faiza Mohamed Tabib

185-201

Investigating Teachers’ Beliefs about the Issues Affecting their Assessment of the Writing Skills: The Case of First-Year EFL Teachers at the University of Algiers 2

Mounira Choubane

202-219

The Role of Gender on Saudi English Language Learners’ Performance of Refusals

Badryah Alalawi

220-235

A Case Study on the Effectiveness of Applying Content and Language Integrated Learning in an Artificial Intelligence English Reading Course

Jingwei Tang & Joseph Foley

236-253

Applying Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modelling (PLS-SEM) on Factors Affecting Language Students’ Desire to Learn

Nor Shidrah Mat Daud, Nuraihan Mat Daud, Samshul Amry Abdul Latif & Jantima Simpson

254-271

The Difficulties that Tertiary English Students Confront when Translating Relative Pronouns

Mohammed Ali Elsiddig Ibrahim

272-284

Gender Differences in Written Communication Anxiety among Libyan Postgraduates in Malaysia

Ahmad Taufik Hidayah Abdullah, Kharima Saleh Issa Alsohbo & Isyaku Hassan

285-295

The Use of Social Media Text-Based Exercises to Promote University Students’ Knowledge of Non-Academic and Academic English Language

Chuanpit  Sriwichai

296-310

The Impact of Education on Language Use in the Algerian Context

Naima AMMOUR & Amine BELMEKKI

311-324

Narratives of Bilingual Parents on the Real-Life Use of English Language: Materials for English Language Teaching Curriculum

Jason V. Chavez

325-338

Psychological and Pedagogical Implements of Communicative Language Teaching and Total Physical Response Methods

Mahmoud Itmeizeh & Salem Saleh Ibnian

339-355

Algerian EFL Students’ Perception of the Impact of Teachers’ Gender: The Case of Tlemcen University

Kamila BELHADJ-TAHAR & Zoubir DENDANE

356-367

Effectiveness of the Inquiry-Based Method in English Language Teaching of Ukrainian University Students Through Technology-Enabled Learning

Oksana Stepanechko & Liubov Kozub

368-377

An Empirical Research on Schema Theory Based Teaching of the Continuation Task for Chinese Senior High School Students

Qing Wang & Liping Chen

378-402

Conflict in Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale: A Critical Discourse Approach

Ola Razzaq Naji  & Nawal Fadhil Abbas

403-413

Fostering Students’ Speaking Ability through English Club Activities

Like Raskova Octaberlina & Afif Ikhwanul Muslimin

414-428

Facebook Movie-Based Discussions: Bringing Down Intercultural Barriers in English Language Education

Alla Lisnychenko, Tamara Glazunova, Tamila Dovhaliuk, Svitlana Kuzmina & Hanna Podosynnikova

429-444

A Critical Discourse Analysis of a Selected Non-Governmental Organizations’ Report on Violence against Women in Iraq

Sawsan Kareem Zghayyir Al-Saaidi & Isra’a Raheem Abdul-Hussain

445-466

EFL Learners’ Perspectives of E-Learning during the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Study on Saudi College Students

Thamer Binmahboob

467-481

A Critical Stylistic Study of the Notion of Women Empowerment in the Mona Lisa Smile (2003)

Aya Ali Omar & Nawal Fadhil Abbas

482-497

Investigating the Relationship between Emotional Well-being and Grit as Predictors of Saudi EFL Female Students’ Foreign Language Achievement

Nada A. Alqarni

498-511

Exploring Undergraduate Students’ Perspectives toward Computer-aided Translation Tools and Machine Translation: A Case Study of Students of the English Department

Mohammed Sir Al Khatim

512-520

The Correlation between Foreign Language Apprehension and Foreign Language Gaiety and their Impacts on  the Ideal  L2 Self for EFL Learners

Mohammad Awad Al-Dawoody Abdulaal, Sayed Sadek ,Nuri Ageli, Basem Okleh Salameh Al-Hawamdeh & Amal Zakaria Mahmoud Hal

521-535

Improving Language Assessment Literacy for In-Service Saudi EFL Teachers

Faten Ali Salami & Rasha Mastour Alharthi

536-554

Usage of Grammatical Cohesive Devices in Paragraph Writing among Foundation-Year Medical Students at a University in Saudi Arabia

Abdul Qadeer & Chow Ung T’chiang

555-574

 

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