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The TESOL Working Paper Series is a refereed, open-access journal that is published annually by the TESOL program in the Department of English and Applied Linguistics at Hawaii Pacific University. The Series is published annually online on the website of the Department of English & Applied Linguistics and is indexed by JSTOR Open Access, Google’s Scholar, and HPU’s Libraries. The Series is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Work s 3.0 United States License. There is no fee for publishing on the TESOL Working Paper Series.
AIM AND SCOPE
The TESOL Working Paper Series is dedicated to the dissemination of academic work on topics related to the teaching and learning of second languages, with specific emphasis on the teaching of English to speakers of other languages. Papers included in the Series are relevant to theoretical and practical issues in second language teaching and contribute to current and future teachers’ understanding of theory and practice in second language teaching. The Series publishes papers in the following categories:
- Original empirical research or action research with implications for teaching
- Critical and synthesized literature reviews with practical teaching applications
- Reflective essays bringing together theory and practice
- Original and practical ideas or teaching in the form of lesson plans or teaching materials
- Book reviews
Current Issue
ISSN 2573-1467VOLUME 21, 2023 EDITOR: Hanh ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Maria Levy, Ann Tai Choe ASSISTANT EDITORS: Kaitlyn Hudson, Tasman Mattox |
RESEARCH PAPERS
The Intelligibility of Vietnamese-Accented English to Artificial Intelligence Software and Asian Listeners
Trang Minh Thi Pham, Hanoi University of Science and Technology, Vietnam
Primary-School EFL Students’ Perceptions of Technology-Enhanced Differentiated Instruction: A Small-Scale Exploratory Study
Annamária Kótay-Nagy, ELTE Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary
Repair Practices by Japanese Third-Age Learners in Communicative Lessons Online
Gabriel Teruo Misaka, Nagiso Board of Education, Japan
Code-Switching in English-Mandarin Pop Songs
Yuhui Du, Hawaii Pacific University
A Corpus Analysis of Plesionyms Attribute, Characteristic, and Trait in Academic English
Sadie M. M. Nitta, Hawaii Pacific University
Developing Content-Based Materials to Teach Language and Culture: A Sample
Jathan Cruz, Hawaii Pacific University
Shun Ishihara, Hawaii Pacific University
Amanda Chhour, Hawaii Pacific University
Voices from the field:
CREATIVE SOLUTIONS TO PRACTICAL PROBLEMS
Using Renga for Reading Comprehension and Collaborative Writing
Angeliki Ypsilanti, Ionian University, Greece
Promoting Learner-to-Learner Interaction in the EFL Classroom
Paula Key Bobadilla, Doho High School, Japan
Helping Students Write Anything Quickly and Fluently
Adam Brod, Notre Dame Seishin University, Japan
Past Issues
VOLUME 20, 2022
EDITOR: Hanh
ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Maria Levy
ASSISTANT EDITOR: Sadie Nitta
RESEARCH PAPERS
Pei-Ling Yang, Fu Jen Catholic University
Retnowati M. Harijanto, Bina Nusantra University
The Effects of Authentic Materials on EFL Students' Attitude and Confidence in Speaking Skills
Hoang Quang Vinh, Hanoi University of Science and Technology
Using Quizlet for Academic Vocabulary Acquisition
Tatyana S. Lukov, Brigham Young University of Hawai'i
Voices from the field
Three Ways to Incorporate Corpus Technology in the ESL Classroom
Sadie M. M. Nitta, Hawaii Pacific University
Empowering EFL Students in Translation Classes
Thanh Mai Nguyen, Hanoi University of Science and Technology
Information Transfer Activity with a Comedic Twist
Jared Smith, Hawaii Pacific University
Using 'Silent' Debate to Ease Students into Oral Debates
Roberto Soto Prado, Nagoya University of Foreign Studies
Making Reading Fun for Communication Skills Development
Nanako Ando, Nagoya University of Foreign Studies
Using Fun Essay Posters to Foster Beginning Writing Skills for Japanese Elementary School Students
Rie Yuzawa, Nagoya University of Foreign Studies
Creating Positive Engagement in the EFL Classroom
Yuria Tajima, Nagoya University of Foreign Studies
VOLUME 19, 2021
EDITOR: Hanh
ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Maria Levy
ASSISTANT EDITOR: Sadie Nitta
Ariko Nishimura, Hawaii Pacific University
Roxanne Amoroso, Nagoya University of Foreign Studies
Asuka Takahashi, Nagoya University of Foreign Studies
Jaramiah Welty, Nagoya University of Foreign Studies
Kurt Samson, Nagoya University of Foreign Studies
When Are Response Tokens Produced During Storytelling?
Shiho Fujii, Amagasaki Municipal High School, Japan
Alexandra Perez, Independent Researcher
A Microanalysis of Interactional Practices for Disaffiliation in Conversations Among Friends
Jesslyn Wheeler, Hawaii Pacific University
Assessment in Responses to Storytelling and Topic Management in Ordinary Conversations
Lydia U. Lee, Hawaii Pacific University
Brittany Victoria Roa, Hawaii Pacific University
Unpacking the Language of Online Multilevel Marketing Recruitment Training Materials: An Exercise in Critical Discourse Analysis
A nna Dye, Hawaii Pacific University
A Corpus Analysis of Adjectival Patterns in a Psychology Textbook
Sadie M. M. Nitta, Brigham Young University of Hawaii
Joseph Michaloski, Hawaii Pacific University
Learning English for a Specific Purpose: A Case Study of a Tailored Curriculum for an ESL Home Care Provider
Joanna Labov, Community College of Philadelphia
Towards Balanced Literacy Instruction:
The Evolution of ELT Textbooks for Young Learners in China
Zheng “Amanda” Zhang, McGraw Hill
Out-of-The-Box Teaching Activities To Develop Creativity And Critical Thinking Activity in a Second Language
Justin Brice, Independent Researcher
From Reading Comprehension to Magazine Cover Creation
Kinohi Abafo, Hawaii Pacific University
Adam Brod, Notre Dame Seishin University, Japan
Warm-up Activity with Student-Centered Questions and Answers
Trang Tran Thi Thu, Thai Nguyen University, Vietnam
Gallery Reading and Discussions
Izabela Meira Grein Muller, University of Algarve in Faro, Portugal
Designing an Electronic Tourist Brochure
Linh Ai Tran, Phu Quoc High School, Vietnam
ISSN 2573-1467VOLUME 18, 2020 EDITOR: Hanh ASSISTANT EDITORS: Matteo Socciarelli, Vernon Wilcox |
Evaluating ESL Textbooks for Functional and Sociocultural Lessons of Literacy
Analeigh E. Horton, University of Arizona
Matteo Socciarelli, inLingua Modena, Italy
Aiko Takeuchi, Hawaii Pacific University
Izabela M. G. Müller, Hawaii Pacific University
Doing Standard Setting for an In-House High-Stakes Speaking Performance Test
Greta Gorsuch, Texas Tech University
Nhu Hong Phan, Van Lang University, Vietnam
Matteo Socciarelli, inLingua Modena, Italy
Using Corpora to Teach the Differences Between Reservation and Appointment
Ayumi Morimoto, University of Hawaii at Manoa Outreach College International Programs
Storyboarding as a Prewriting Activity for Second Language Learners
Nathan A. Toister, Napa Valley College
VOLUME 17, 2019
EDITOR: Hanh
ASSISTANT EDITOR: Matteo Socciarelli
The Overall Sequential Structure of Writing Tutoring Sessions
Milang Shin
Central Pacific College, Hawaii
Kylie Bach
Hawaii Pacific University
Code-Switching in English-Chinese Ordinary Conversations
Xitong Zhang
Hawaii Pacific University
The ‘Synonymy’ of Gay and Omosessuale in Italian: A Corpus Linguistic Analysis of Two News Websites
Matteo Socciarelli
Hawaii Pacific University
The Case for Singular They and Implications for English Language Teaching
Alanna Noel Solomon
Hawaii Pacific University
Using Corpora in English Language Teaching: A Teacher’s Experience
Adam Brod
Notre Dame Seishin University in Okayama, Japan
VOLUME 16, 2018
EDITOR: Hanh
ASSISTANT EDITOR: Justin Pannell
A Corpus Analysis of Girl and Boy in Spoken Academic English and Teaching Activities to Raise Awareness About Gendered Discourse
Reina Hirose Horton
ELS Honolulu
Teaching English for Real-Life Communication with Movie Reviews: A Corpus Approach
Romina Castagno, Milang Shin, & Yuki Tanaka
Hawaii Pacific University, Intercultural Communications College
The Conception of Race in White Supremacist Discourse: A Critical Corpus Analysis with Teaching Implications
Justin Pannell, Adam Brod, & Reina Hirose Horton
University of Hawaii at Manoa Outreach College, Kiokan High School Japan, ELS Honolulu
Poster Presentations in EFL Classes for Young Adults
Do Na Chi
An Giang University, Vietnam
Authenticity and Students’ Motivation and Perception of Usefulness
Samar Kassim
Kyushu Sangyo University, Japan
“My Elbow is the Same As Your Elbow”: From Grammatical Structure to Communication in Classroom Assessment
Andrea Kalwara
Hawaii Pacific University
Using Spanish in the ESOL Classroom: Which Spanish Do You Choose?
Tyson P. de Moura Umberger
Tokyo International University, Japan
Voices from the Field: TESOL Career Pathways
Through All Obstacles, Déjà Monét Driver, South Korea
Going for It, Samar Kassim, Japan
Posing with the Magic Within, Bella Congdon, Hawaii
Doors That Opened Up, Helen Arcos, United Arab Emirates
A Teacher and Traveler’s Journeys, Robert Eric Henderson, Colombia
Keeping Yourself in the TESOL Loop, Tyson P. de Moura Umberger, Japan
Being Open-Minded, Aya Terazawa, Hawaii
Teaching Chinese with a TESOL Degree, Suchun Liu, California
Adjusting the Lesson Plan of My Life, Kri Howland, California
An Elemental Truth, Lajlim Yang,California
History of the English Language and TESOL: A Collection of Essays in Honor of Dr. Edward F. Klein
Oscar Silio, Airen Miraflor, Mary Johnson, Justin Pannell, Vanessa Butterfield
Hawaii Pacific University, USA
English Slogans in German Advertising: Comprehensibility and Perception by Germans
Friederike Partsch
Richard-Hallmann Gemeinschaftsschule Trappenkamp, Germany
Milang Shin
Hawaii Pacific University, USA
Issues in the Implementation of Bilingual Education in Vietnam
Do-Na Chi
An Giang University, Vietnam
Assessing the Suitability of the Project 2020 Test for EFL Teachers in Vietnam
Van Hoang Le
University of Queensland, Australia
The Output Hypothesis: From Theory to Practice
Justin Pannell, Friederike Partsch, Nicholas Fuller
Hawaii Pacific University, USA
A Reassessment of Translation in the Second Language Classroom
Zachary Payne, Adam Brod, Reina Horton, Nicholas Fuller
Hawaii Pacific University, USA
Introduction - Hanh
RESEARCH ARTICLES
How globalism is represented in English textbooks in Japan
Kazu Hanashiro
Awase Special Needs School, Okinawa, Japan
English loanwords and made-in-Japan English in Japanese
Mariko Hatanaka & Justin Pannell
Hawaiʻi Pacific University, USA
What does Pidgin sound like today?
Cheyenne Low
Hawai‘i Pacific University, USA
Phonological difficulties encountered by Italian learners of English: An error analysis
Anne Wheelock
Hawaiʻi Pacific University, USA
Flipping a content-based ESL course: An action research report
Yukiko Oki
Hawaiʻi Tokai International College, USA
Intake in second language acquisition
Do-Na Chi
Portfolio assessment in second/foreign language pedagogy
Huy V. Phung
A critical review of Pimsleur language learning programs
Ann Tai Choe
Teachers College, Columbia University, USA
VOICES FROM THE FIELD
Learning Catalan in Andorra
Sara Fowler
Singular Acadèmia d’Anglès, Andorra
Learning Yapese in Yap
Jean Kirschenmann
Hawaiʻi Pacific University, USA
Learning Spanish in Spain
Zachary Payne
Hawaiʻi Pacific University, USA
Learning Italian in the United States and Italy
Anne Wheelock
Hawaiʻi Pacific University, USA
Learning English in Vietnam
Minh-Chien Duong & Do-Na Chi
Learning English in Vietnam and the United States
Linh Tran
Phu Quoc High School, Vietnam
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VOLUME 13, 2015
EDITOR: Hanh
ASSISTANT EDITOR: Brian Rugen
Introduction
Hanh
RESEARCH ARTICLES
Employing Apple’s Siri to practice pronunciation: A preliminary study on Arabic speakers
Martin Molden
Learners’ attitudes toward second language dialectal variations and their effects on listening comprehension
Megan A. Gold
The transfer of L1 attitudes towards L2 varieties: A preliminary investigation
Sara A. Obeid
Politeness strategies in requests by Norwegian learners of English in comparison with native English speakers
Kristine Elisabeth Salvesen
Language attitudes toward some gendered words in English: A preliminary study
Megan A. Gold, Kristine Elisabeth Salvesen, Sara A. Obeid, Luke Viano
Vocabulary distribution in a high-school English textbook in Vietnam
Linh Ai Tran
VOICES FROM THE FIELD
Teaching English in Andorra
Sara Fowler
Teaching English in Ecuador
Tyson P. de Moura Umberger
Teaching English in the United Arab Emirates
Aaron C. Faidley
Teaching English in Laos
Diana Ang
ISSN 2573-1467
VOLUME 12, 2014
EDITOR: Hanh thi Nguyen
ASSISTANT EDITOR: Brian Rugen
INTRODUCTION
Hanh thi Nguyen & Brian Rugen
The Progression of a Recipient's Responses in Storytelling Sequences at the Workplace: A Preliminary Analysis
Megan Hanlon, Hanh Nguyen, Aya Terazawa
A Phonological and Prosodic Analysis of English Pronunciation by Japanese Learners
Jamie Lesley
Using Corpora to Teach English Amplifiers in ESL/EFL Classrooms
Trung Ngoc Dao
Using Computer Technology to Develop Reading Speed
Aya Oyamada
Using Internet Resources for Extensive Reading in an EFL Context
Trung Ngoc Dao
Reconsidering Authenticity in ESL Written Materials
Myra Rafalovich
Catalan in the Classroom: A Language Under Fire
Sara Fowler
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VOLUME 11, 2013
EDITOR: Hanh thi Nguyen
ASSISTANT EDITOR: Brian Rugen
Hanh thi Nguyen
RESEARCH ARTICLES
A Corpus-based Analysis of the Evaluative Adjectives Interesting and Nice in Written and Spoken English
Linh Ai Tran
Developing Extensive Listening for EFL Learners Using Internet Resources
Yen (Ingrid) Vo
Titles as Metaphors for Structures in the Music of John Coltrane
Kenneth William Cook & Russell Thomas Alfonso
BOOK REVIEW
A Review of “Teaching Social Studies to English Language Learners”
Kaile A. Chong
LESSON PLANS
PREPARING STUDENTS FOR JOB INTERVIEWS
Introduction
Candis K. L. Lee
Teaching Unit
Kristian Howland, Yukiko Oki, Tyson P. Umberger, Vanessa Balagtas, Rahma Kadir
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VOLUME 10, 2012
EDITOR: Hanh thi Nguyen
ASSISTANT EDITOR: Brian Rugen
Hanh thi Nguyen
RESEARCH ARTICLES
Japanese Middle School Students in Speaking Tests: Use of The L1 and Communication Strategies
Saeko Tsukimi
A Microanalysis of Gestures in Classroom Talk
Hong Thi Xuan Le & Corey Gonzales
Social And Cultural Issues in Some EFL Textbooks in Korea
Hyorim Kim
English-Vietnamese Bilingual Code-Switching in Conversations: How And Why
Thanh Phuong Nguyen
The Construction of AQueer Community in NS-NNS Talk
Lajlim Yang
Blattesvenska: ForeignerSwedish And Its Implications For Language Teaching
Matias Plada
EXPLORATORY INVESTIGATIONS
Disagreement Sequences in a Naturally Occurring Conversation and in a Textbook Dialog
Saeko Tsukimi
Turn-Taking in A Naturally Occurring Conversation And A Textbook Dialog
Corey Gonzales
Question Intonation Patterns in A Real-life Conversation And in Textbook Dialogs
Linh Thuy Huynh
Introduction: Hanh thi Nguyen
Prapa Da Pidgin: Christopher Erickson
"Dat's Pidgin Kinda Talk, Yeah?": Monica Smith
"The Culture Is Changing": Emily Moore
BOOK REVIEW
A Review of English for Primary Teachers
Yen T. Vo
LESSON PLAN
Inquiry-based Learning: Gender Stereotypes in Advertising
Ann "Diane" Tai & Emily S. Tregelles
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VOLUME 9, ISSUES 1 & 2, 2011
EDITOR: Hanh thi Nguyen
ASSISTANT EDITOR: Brian Rugen
Introduction
Hanh thi Nguyen
Using Praat to Teach Intonation to ESL Students Hang Thu Le & Jennifer Brook
Students’ Questioning in Classroom Discourse: A Preliminary Microanalysis
Pei-Ling “Bella” Lee
Types of Pre-modified Input in Second Language Learning
Hong thi Xuan Le
Hawaii Local English
Ken Cook
The Affordances of YouTube for Language Learning and Teaching
Jennifer Brook
Using Seedfolks with English Language Learners: A Resource File for ESL and EFL Teachers
Introduction
Jean Kirschenmann
Teaching Activities
Jay Soon Ahn, Kimberly Cole, Aileen Mami Fujita, Sung Kyung (Sunny) Kim, Molly Lippert, Jesse Sliva, Aya Terazawa
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VOLUME 8, ISSUES 1 & 2, FALL 2010
Editors: Hanh thi Nguyen & Catherine Sajna
Introduction
Hanh Nguyen & Catherine Sajna
Students’ Perceptions of An Online Discussion Forum
Lolita Celsi
To ‘E’ Or Not To ‘E’: Electronic Portfolios in the Adult ESL Classroom
Victoria Grant
“Your Son is in The Babysitter”: An Examination of Some Semantic Issues Faced by Swedish Learners of English
Jennifer Brook
Comparison of Red in Chinese and English
Yanping Bai
Assessment in Project-Based Language Learning (Annotated bibliography)
Sachiko Sawamura
Review of “Assessment and ESL: An Alternative Approach” (Book review)
Amy C. Tarmey
VOLUME 7, ISSUE 2, FALL 2009
Editors: Hanh
Introduction
Hanh
Negotiation for meaning and second language acquisition in a family conversation
Eric T. Bentkowski
Assessing English language learners for a learning disability or a language issue
Sarah Mariah Fisher
The Oxford English Dictionary: Defining Moments
Elizabeth Ann Tuthill
Teaching Activities: Tropical Nations in Winter Olympics
Sachiko Sawamura
Volume 7, Issue 1, Spring 2009
Editor: Hanh
Introduction
Hanh
Online Peer Review to promote reader-writer interaction
Chris Ferry
Acquisition of English relative clauses by Japanese learners of English
Minako Kadoi
Bringing the learner and context into error analysis
Jeremiah Pagels
Understanding group cohesion in the language classroom
Misuzu “Zuzu” Emura
A preliminary survey of second language learners’ attitude toward native and non-native ESL/EFL teachers
Merrill Barrett
VOLUME 6, ISSUE 2, FALL 2008
Editors: Hanh Thi Nguyen & Jean Kirschenmann
INTRODUCTION
Hanh thi Nguyen & Jean Kirschenmann
HYPERTEXT LITERACY: READING STRATEGIES AND COMPREHENSION ON THE INTERNET
Mika Harashima
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY IN VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT
Kumi Matsushita Kojima
AUTHENTICITY IN LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT
Yunai “Amy” Wang
SOME VIETNAMESE STUDENTS’ PROBLEMS WITH ENGLISH GRAMMAR: A PRELIMINARY STUDY
Dan Van Dao
REVIEW OF "ASSESSING YOUNG LANGUAGE LEARNERS" (BOOK REVIEW)
Misuzu “Zuzu” Emura
REVIEW OF "READING MAGIC: WHY READING ALOUD TO OUR CHILDREN WILL CHANGE THEIR LIVES FOREVER" (BOOK REVIEW)
Rachel Liguzinski
TASK-BASED INSTRUCTION: FROM CONCEPTS TO THE CLASSROOM
Debra Powers
PROJECT-BASED LANGUAGE TEACHING: A COLLECTION OF TEACHING ACTIVITIES
Introduction, Hanh thi Nguyen
Health Awareness:
Fast Food, Dungthi Nguyen
Is organic food really better for you? Nicole Otero
Social Issues:
Pollution in Halong Bay, Vietnam, Dan Van Dao
Street children and beggars in Vietnam, Tai Vo
Inquiring about Shantytowns of Manila, Philippines, Danny Spencer
Writing Letters to the Editor, Louis K Wai
Cultural Awareness:
Valentine’s Day, Yi-Jen “Christine” Wang
Understanding etiquette in different world settings, Yun-ai “Amy” Wang
VOLUME 6, ISSUE 1, SPRING 2008
Editors: Hanh thi Nguyen & Jean Kirschenmann
INTRODUCTION
Hanh thi Nguyen & Jean Kirschenmann
COMMUNICATIVE LANGUAGE TESTING
Sieu Phan
THE CONSTRUCTION OF NATIVE SPEAKER AND NON-NATIVE SPEAKER IDENTITIES IN ENGLISH CONVERSATION
Nimabuchi
PERSONAL EXPERIENCE NARRATIVES
Trang Hung Son
FINDING HIDDEN MEANING IN MASS MEDIA THROUGH CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR LANGUAGE TEACHING
Dennis R. Chase
VOLUME 5, ISSUE 2, FALL 2007
EDITORS: HANH THI NGUYEN & JEAN KIRSCHENMANN
INTRODUCTION
Hanh thi Nguyen & Jean Kirschenmann
ARTICULATORY PRONUNCIATION PROBLEMS WITH VOWELS BY JAPANESE SPEAKERS OF ENGLISH: INSIGHTS FROM A CONTRASTIVE ANALYSIS
Yoshie Nishikiori
THE HISTORY OF ENGLISH IN AUSTRALIA
Nimabuchi
WRITING IN CALL: A PILOT STUDY ON HOW ONLINE JOURNALING CAN BE EFFECTIVE IN LANGUAGE LEARNING
Yoshie Nishikiori
BRINGING PEDAGOGICAL PRINCIPLES TO THE CLASSROOM: AN ESSAY ON STUDENT MOTIVATION,
Hye-Young Sung Materials for Vocabulary and Grammar Development Based on the Principles of Input processing, Recycling, and Closed-task Output:
Introduction, Catherine Sajna
Developing Vocabulary, Dan Dao & Chiharu Iwamoto
Developing Grammar I: Simple Present Tense, Alison Fukuchi Tai Vo, & Chris Ferry
Developing Grammar II: Simple Past Tense, Trang Hung Son, Dung thi Nguyen, & Edwin Davis, Jr.
Introduction, Hanh thi Nguyen
O‘ahu Coral Reefs, Alison Fukuchi
Endangered Species, Yoshie Nishikiori
Homelessness in Hawai‘i, Sieu Phan
Introduction, Hanh thi Nguyen
School Search, Daniela Wagner
O‘ahu Traffic Problem, Alison Fukuchi
Freedom Trail, Yoshie Nishikiori
VOLUME 5, ISSUE 1, SPRING 2007
Editors: Hanh thi Nguyen & Jean Kirschenmann
INTRODUCTION
Hanh thi Nguyen & Jean Kirschenmann
ARTICULATORY TRAINING ON FACIAL MOVEMENTS USING THE WEBCAM PRONUNCIATION MIRROR
Steven W. Carruthers
CORPUS LINGUISTICS: A TOOL FOR A CRITICAL APPROACH TO LANGUAGE TEACHING?
Jennifer Johnson
NEVER-ENDING STORIES: A TEACHING UNIT FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS
Ri Ri (Lily) Kim
VOLUME 4, ISSUE 2, FALL 2006
Editors: Hanh
INTRODUCTION
Hanh
DEVELOPING VOCABULARY IN SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION: FROM THEORIES TO THE CLASSROOM
Jefferey G. Mehring
THE ENGLISH COPULA BE: JAPANESE LEARNERS’ CONFUSION
Sayuri Kusutani
PRONUNCIATION DIFFICULTIES OF JAPANESE SPEAKERS OF ENGLISH: PREDICTIONS BASED ON A CONTRASTIVE ANALYSIS
Steven W. Carruthers
CONTENT-BASED INSTRUCTION
Yoon (Christina) Heo
GENRE-BASED APPROACH TO TEACHING WRITING
Miyoun (Sophia) Kim
EXPLORING APPRECIATIVE INQUIRY
Eric Bentkowski & Marshall Yamaga
A GAMER’S CRITIQUE OF TRADITIONAL EDUCATION AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ESL CLASSROOM
Wentai Ye & Michelle
GENDER ISSUES IN COMPUTER-MEDIATED COMMUNICATIONS
Alexander E. Dalampan
LESSON PLANS: TRAVEL
Hsiao (Isabelle) Chou
LESSON PLANS: EVERYDAY LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS FOR IMMIGRANTS TO THE U.S.
Kathryn Duke
All volumes produced PRIOR to Volume 4, Issue 2, Fall 2006 are available only in print. Please contact Dr. Hanh Nguyen at hnguyen@hpu.edu for further information.
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