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March, 1973
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Foreword
Towards a Synthetization of Teaching Methodologies for TESOL
James W. Ney
Language Variation and TESOL
Harold b. Allen
From Linguistic Competence to Communicative Competence
Wilga M. Rivers
Creating Contexts for Language Practice
William R. Slager
Cultural Differences in the ESOL Classroom
Mari-Luci Jaramillo
Vocabulary Expansion in the ESOL Classroom
Freeman Twaddell
SUMMARY AND DISCUSSION
THE FORUM
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The Third Century of Non-English Language Maintenance and Non-Anglo Ethnic Maintenance in the
United States of America
Joshua A. Fishman
The Second Language: An Anthropological View
Ulf Hannerz
Social Studies as Social Anthropology: A Model for ESL Curricula
Karin L. Abbey
Reading in the ESOL Classroom: A Technique for Teaching Syntactic Meaning
Lois Irene Wilson
Sentence-Level Expectancy as an Aid to Advanced Reading
Mary Eleanor Pierce
The Use of Concrete Mathematical Situations in Learning a Second Language: A Dual Learning Concept
Graham Cantieni and Roger Tremblay
Adapting TESL Approaches to the Teaching of Written Standard English as a Second Dialect to Speakers of
American Black English Vernacular
Carol E. Reed
Teaching New Concepts to Non-English Speaking Preschool Children
Carolyn Stern and Diane Ruble
The Forum
Reviews
Bernard Spolsky: Bilingual Education of Children: The St. Lambery Experiment (Lambert
and Tucker)
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Foreword
Some Suggestions from a Psycholinguist
John B. Carroll
The Dictionary as an English Teaching Resource
Albert H. Marckwardt
A Hierarchy of Drills
Archibald A. Hill
Reading and the Audio-Lingual Method
Muriel Saville-Troike
Developing and Evaluating Communication Skills in the Classroom
Rebecca M. Valette
The Application of Linguistics to TESOL: Once More
Betty Wallace Robinett
SUMMARY AND DISCUSSION
Michael West: 1888-1973
Bruce Pattison
Announcement
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March, 1974
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June, 1974
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Marina K. Burt and Carol Kiparsky: The Gooficon: A Repair Manual for English (G. R. Tucker)
Harold B. Allen and Russell N. Campbell, eds.: Teaching English as a Second Language: A Book
of Readings (J. W. Ney)
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Ronald Mackay and Alan J. Mountford: English for Specific Purposes (J. D. Palmer)
Bernard Spolsky: Educational Linguistics (R. J. DiPietro)
Carolyn Graham: Jazz Chants: Rhythms of American English for Students of English as a Second
Language (J. C. Engler)
Lynette Beardwood, Hugh Templeton, and Martin Webber: A First Course in Technical English,
Book 1 (M. K. Morray)
Anna Harris Live: Yesterday and Today in the U.S.A.: Intermediate ESL Reader (M. Stiebel)
RESEARCH NOTES
Diane Larsen-Freeman
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Selected Topic Index
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H. Douglas Brown: Papers in Second Language Acquisition: Special Issue Number 4, Language
Learning (L. M. Beebe)
John F. Fanselow and Richard L. Light (Eds.): Bilingual, ESOL and Foreign Language Teacher
Preparation: Models, Practices, Issues (M. McDivitt)
Bev Ruhl Edmonton (Ed.): ESL Teaching Techniques (M. M. van Naerssen)
Robert C. Bander: American English Rhetoric: A Writing Program in English as a Second
Language, 2nd Edition (I. Feigenbaum)
Barbara Seale: Writing Efficiently: A Step by Step Composition Course (N. A. Cramer)
Michael A. Rost and Robert K. Stratton: Listening in the Real World: Clues to English
Conversation (P. T. Kameen)
RESEARCH NOTES
Diane Larsen-Freeman
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Mary Todd Trimble, Louis Trimble and Karl Drobnic (Eds.): English for Specific Purposes:
Science
Linda A. Ferreira and Marjorie Vai: Read On, Speak Out (P. T. Kameen)
Anne V. Martin, Beverley McChesney, Elizabeth Whalley and Edward Devlin: Guide to
Language and Study Skills for College Students of English as a Second Language (C.
Carpenter)
Max K. Adler: Pidgins, Creoles and Lingua Francas: A Sociolinguistic Study (S. M. Tsuzaki)
Harold S. Madsen and J. Donald Bowen: Adaptation in Language Teaching (L. E. Henrichsen)
RESEARCH NOTES
Diane Larsen-Freeman
Announcements
TESOL Quarterly Style Sheet
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Daphne M. Brown: Mother Tongue to English: The Young Child in the Multicultural School
(F. Dubin)
Stig Johansson: Studies of Error Gravity: Native Reactions to Errors Produced by Swedish
Learners of English (J. Walz)
R. C. Yorkey, R. Barrutia, et al.: English for International Communication (M. Grove and P.
Anderson)
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Conversation
Jack C. Richards
Conventionalized Language Forms and the Development of Communicative Competence
Carlos A. Yorio
L2 Data: Their Relevance for Language Universals
Susan Gass and Josh Ard
Language Input in the Bilingual Classroom and its Relationship to Second Language Achievement
Else V. Hamayan and G. Richard Tucker
Developmental and Transfer Errors: Their Common Bases and (Possibly) Differential Effects on Subsequent
Learning
Helmut Zobl
That-Nominal Constructions in Traditional Rhetorical Divisions of Scientific Research Papers
Gregory K. West
A Survey of Academic Needs for Advanced ESL
Shirley E. Ostler
Oral Reports in the Intermediate Classroom
Christine F. Meloni and Shirley E. Thompson
REVIEWS
Sandra McKay and Lisa Rosenthal: Writing for a Specific Purpose (M. K. Morray)
Robert G. Bander: From Sentence to Paragraph: A Writing Course in English as a Second
Language (D. Cone)
Ronald Mackay, Bruce Barkman;, and R. R. Jordan (Eds.): Reading in a Second Language:
Hypotheses, Organization and Practice (E. Schaefer)
H. G. Widdowson: Teaching Language as Communication (E. E. Tarone)
Barry McLaughlin: Second-Language Acquisition in Childhood (S. Peck)
RESEARCH NOTES
Ann Fathman
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March, 1981
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March, 1986
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Beyond the Language Classroom: A Study of Communicative Abilities in Adult Immigrants Following
Intensive Instruction
Alison dAnglejan, Gisle Painchaud, and Claude Renaud
Pronunciation Revisited
Martha C. Pennington and Jack C. Richards
English for Specific Purposes: Content, Language, and Communication in a Pharmacy Course Model
Janet G. Graham and Robert S. Beardsley
Coherence and Academic Writing: Some Definitions and Suggestions for Teaching
Ann M. Johns
The Meaning and Discourse Function of the Past Tense in English
Elizabeth Riddle
Dont Put Your Leg in Your Mouth: Transfer in the Acquisition of Idioms in a Second Language
Suzanne Irujo
Information Gap Tasks: Do They Facilitate Second Language Acquisition?
Catherine Doughty and Teresa Pica
REVIEWS
Mohyeddin Abdulaziz, William Smalzer, and Helen Abdulaziz: The Computer Book (Jack Kimball)
COMSIS Corporation: Review of the State-of-the-Art of Educational Technologies Implemented in
Programs Serving LEP Students Funded by the Department of Education (Richard E. LeMon)
BRIEF REPORTS AND SUMMARIES
Recognition of Sentences by Native and Nonnative Speakers of English: Probing the Role of Imagery
Patricia Dunkel, Shitala Mishra, and Alfred Stover
Dominant Administrative Styles of ESL Administrators
Alfred W. Reasor
The Effects of Modifying the Formality Level of ESL Composition Questions
Keiko Hirokawa and John Swales
THE FORUM
Women Students in Our Institutions: A Response to the U.N. Decade for Women (1976-1985)
Linda Moody
Comments on Bernard A. Mohan and Winnie Au-Yeung Los Academic Writing and Chinese Students:
Transfer and Developmental Factors
A Reader Reacts
Joan Gregg
Response to Gregg: On Evidence for Cross-Cultural Rhetoric
Bernard A. Mohan
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September, 1986
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Number 3
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December, 1986
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December, 1986
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Two Commentaries on Daniel M. Horowitzs Process, Not Product: Less Than Meets the Eye
In Defense of Teaching Process in ESL Composition
JoAnne Liebman-Kleine
The Author Responds to Leibman-Kleine
Daniel M. Horowitz
No New Lamps for Old Yet, Please
Liz Hamp-Lyons
The Author Responds to Hamp-Lyons
Daniel M. Horowitz
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Cumulative Index for the TESOL QUARTERLY, Volumes 19 and 20, 1985-1986
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March, 1987
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December, 1987
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March, 1988
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September, 1988
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December, 1988
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March, 1989
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June 1989
Number 2
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September, 1989
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December, 1989
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Spring, 1990
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Autumn, 1990
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Winter, 1990
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Spring, 1991
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Summer, 1991
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Autumn, 1991
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Winter, 1991
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Spring, 1992
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Autumn, 1992
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Volume 27
Spring, 1993
Number 1
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Summer, 1993
Number 2
THE FORUM
Comments on Ann Raimess Out of the Woods Emerging Traditions in the Teaching of Writing
Up the Garden Path: Second Language Writing Approaches, Local Knowledge, and
Pluralism
A. Suresh Canagarajah
The Author Responds...
Ann Raimes
Comments on N.S. Prabhus The Dynamics of the Language Lesson
A Reader Reacts...
John M. Murphy
The Author Responds...
N.S. Prabhu
TEACHING ISSUES
Technology and the Language Classroom
Available Technology
Tracey Forrest
Ways of Using Technology in Language and Literacy Teaching
Heide Spruck Wrigley
REVIEWS
Y.F. Dzau: English in China (Thomas Scovel)
Earl W. Stevick: Humanism in Language Teaching (Bill Johnston)
Neville Grant (Series Ed.): Longman Keys to Language Teaching Series (Brian K. Lynch)
Gary Imhoff (Ed.): Learning in Two Languages: From Conflict to Consensus in the Reorganization
of Schools (Elizabeth Feldman)
BOOK NOTICES
Adult Basic Education in South Africa: Literacy, English as a Second Language, and Numeracy,
Barbara Hutton (Ed.) (Bonny Norton Peirce)
Aspects of Language Teaching, H.G. Widdowson (Valerie ORourke)
Cooperative Language Learning: A Teachers Resource Book, Carolyn Kessler (Ed.) (Marjorie
Terdal)
Teaching English to Children, Wendy A. Scott and Lisbeth H. Ytreberg (Sabrina Peck)
The Junior Files: File 1, Elite Olshtain, Tamar Feuerstein, Miriam Schcolnik, and Binnie Zerach
(Senja Antilla)
The Flexible Writer, Susanna Rich (Sylvia Mulling)
Writing as Thinking: A Guided Process Approach, Marcella Frank (Larry Udry)
Foreign Language Research in Cross-Cultural Perspectives, Kees de Bot, Ralph B. Ginsberg, and
Claire Kramsch (Eds.) (Trinidad Margalef)
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Volume 27
Autumn, 1993
Number 3
PROFILES
Profiles of Adult Learners: Revealing the Multiple Faces of Literacy
Marilyn Gillespie
Profiles of Adult Literacy Programs
Gloria J.A. Guth
Profiles of Adult ESL Teacher Education Programs: Flexible Approaches to Staff Development
Dennis Terdy
REVIEW ARTICLE
Mary McGroarty and Suzanne Scott: Reading, Writing, and Roles in U.S. Adult Literacy
Textbooks.
BOOK NOTICES
Professional Books
Loren McGrail, Guest Editor
Bringing Literacy to Life: Issues and Options in Adult ESL Literacy, Heide Spruck Wrigley and
Gloria J.A. Guth (Lenore Balliro)
Sociopolitical Aspects of ESL in Canada, Barbara Burnaby and Alister Cumming (Eds.) (Elsa
Auerbach)
Worlds of Literacy, David Barton, Mary Hamilton, and Roz Ivanic (Eds.) (Ishmael Doku)
A Handbook for ESL Literacy, Jill Bell and Barbara Burnaby (Janet Isserlis)
Cuentos de amor a Borinquen: Conversations with Puerto Rican Activists, Danielle Fauteux and
Proyecto Cultural Morivivir (Maria E. Gonzalez)
Writing our Lives: Reflections on Dialogue Journal Writing with Adults Learning English, Joy
Kreeft Peyton and Jana Staton (Eds.) (Pat Rigg)
A Handbook for Practitioners: ESL/Literacy for Adult Non-Native Speakers of English, Francine
Filipek Collignon, Janet Isserlis, and Sara Smith (Barbara Garner)
Talking Shop: A Curriculum Sourcebook for Participatory Adult ESL, Andrea Nash, Ann Carson,
Madeline Rhum, Loren McGrail, and Rosario Gomez-Sanford (Gloria Williams)
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Volume 27
Winter, 1993
Number 4
THE FORUM
ESL, Ideology, and the Politics of Pragmatism
Sarah Benesch
Comments on Stephen D. Krashens Teaching Issues: Formal Grammar Instruction
Two Readers React...
Patsy M. Lightbown and Manfred Pienemann
The Effect of Formal Grammar Teaching: Still Peripheral
Stephen D. Krashen
Comments on Michael H. Long and Graham Crookess Three Approaches to Task-Based Syllabus
Design
A Reader Reacts...
Dave Willis
The Authors Respond...
Michael H. Long and Graham Crookes
RESEARCH ISSUES
Using Likert Scales in L2 Research
A Researcher Comments . . .
Michael Busch
Another Researcher Comments . . .
Jean Turner
Volume 27
Winter, 1993
Number 4 (continued)
REVIEWS
Frank Smith: Whose Language? What Power? A Universal Conflict in a South African
Setting (Bonnie Norton Peirce)
Jack C. Richards and David Nunan (Eds.): Second Language Teacher Education
(Kimberley Brown)
BOOK NOTICES
Pronunciation Textbooks
Virginia Samuda, Guest Editor
Teaching English Pronunciation: A Book of Readings, Adam Brown (Ed.) (Donna Brinton)
Teaching American English Pronunciation, Peter Avery and Susan Ehrlich (Joan Morley)
Rapid Review of Vowels and Prosodic Contexts, Inttensive Consonant Pronunciation Practice,
Extempore Speaking Practice, Joan Morley (Ann Wennerstrom)
Clear Speech: Pronunciation and Listening Comprehension in North American English (2 nd Ed.),
Judy Gilbert (Rachel La Fein)
Pronunciation Pairs, Ann Baker and Sharon Goldstein (James Daniel)
Say It Clearly: Exercises and Activities for Pronunciation and Oral Communication, Susan Lewis
English (Mary Martin)
Well Said: Advanced English Pronunciation, Linda Grant (Brett Sanders)
Pronouncing American English: Sounds, Stress, and Intonation, Gertrude F. Orion (Terry Rose)
Focus on Pronunciation: Principles and Practice for Effective Communication, Linda Lane
(Sherri L. Ayers)
Accurate English: A Complete Course in Pronunciation, Rebecca M. Dauer (Cara Wallis)
Communicate: Strategies for International Teaching Assistants, Colleen M. Meyers and Amy J.
Burkhalter (Judy Marasco)
The American Accent Program, Ford Language Institute (Gabriela R. Soloman)
Breaking the Accent Barrier, David Alan Stern (Denise C. Babel)
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Volume 28
Spring, 1994
Number 1
THE FORUM
Comments on Elsa Roberts Auerbachs Reexamining English Only in the ESL Classroom
A Reader Reacts...
Charlene Polio
The Author Responds...
Elsa Roberts Auerbach
Comments on Rod Elliss The Structural Syllabus and Second Language Acquisition
Implicit Knowledge, Second Language Learning, and Syllabus Construction
Peter Robinson
Implicit/Explicit Knowledge and Language Pedagogy
Rod Ellis
TEACHING ISSUES
Language, Cognition, and ESL Literacy
Vygotsky and Literacy Teaching
Courtney B. Cazden
Cummins, EAP, and Academic Literacy
Sue Starfield
Volume 28
Spring, 1994
Number 1 (continued)
REVIEWS
Resources for Applied Linguists and Teacher Educators
Jack C. Richards, John Platt, and Heidi Platt (Eds.): Longman Dictionary of Language
Teaching and Applied Linguistics (2 nd ed.)
David Crystal: The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Language
Kirsten Malmkjr (Ed.): The Linguistic Encyclopedia
William Bright (Ed.): International Encyclopedia of Linguistics
(William Grabe)
BOOK NOTICES
Multicultural Education and Policy: ESL in the 1990s, John H. Esling (Ed.) (Mary McGroarty)
Approaches to Research in Second Language Learning, Donna M. Johnson
(Anne Lazaraton)
The Research Manual: Design and Statistics for Applied Linguistics, Evelyn Hatch and Anne
Lazaraton (Kathleen M. Bailey)
Research Methods in Language Learning, David Nunan (Zhihui Fang)
Einfhrung in die Sprachlehrforschung, Willis Edmondson and Juliane House (Claire Kramsch)
Communicate: Strategies for International Teaching Assistants, Jan Smith, Colleen M. Meyers, and
Amy J. Burkhalter (Nancy Marwin)
Challenge: A Process Approach to Academic English, H. Douglas Brown, Deborah S. Cohen, and
Jennifer ODay (Paul Baltes)
Can We Talk? A Multiskills Approach to Communication, Donald Bryd and John Klosek (Mary
Nell Sorensen)
Applied English Grammar, Patricia Byrd and Beverly Benson (Sandra M. Fennell)
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Summer, 1994
Number 2
ARTICLES
ESL Versus Mainstream Classes: Contrasting L2 Learning Environments
Linda Harklau
Responding to ESL Students Texts: The Myths of Appropriation
Joy Reid
Talking Circle: Conversation and Negotiation in the ESL Classroom
Gisela Ernst
Integrating Grammar Instruction and Communicative Language Use Through Grammar
Consciousness-Raising Tasks
Sandra Fotos
Native and Nonnative Speakers Pragmatic Interpretations of English Texts
Eli Hinkel
THE FORUM
The Ownership of English
H.G. Widdowson
Comments on Ann M. Johnss Written Argumentation for Real Audiences: Suggestions for
Teacher Research and Classroom Practice
A Reader Responds...
Nathan Jones
The Author Responds...
Ann M. Johns
Comments on Donald Freeman and Jack C. Richardss Conceptions of Teaching and the
Education of Second Language Teachers
A Reader Responds
Julian Edge
The Authors Respond...
Donald Freeman and Jack C. Richards
RESEARCH ISSUES
Teachers Knowledge
From Guessing What Teachers Think to Finding Out What Teachers Know: The Need for a
Research Agenda
Keith Richards
Putting Teachers Back into Teachers Knowledge
Paula Golombek
Volume 28
Summer, 1994
Number 2 (continued)
REVIEWS
Robert Phillipson: Linguistic Imperialism (Thomas Ricento)
BOOK NOTICES
English Brushup, Kent R. Smith and Janet Goldstein (Joann Kozyrev)
Beginning Interactive Grammar, Irene S. McKay (Stacie Wagner)
Reactions: Multicultural Reading-based Writing Methods, Roni Lebauer and Robin Scarcella
(Raquel Sanchez)
Write Soon! A Beginning Text for ESL Writers, Eileen Prince (Sally Ross)
Transitions: An Interactive Reading, Writing, and Grammar Text, Linda Bates (Joanne Addison)
Worldbeat: Current Readings for ESL Students, Laurie Blass and Meredith Pike-Baky (Mary-Ann
Hall)
Focus on the Environment, Susan Stempleski (Michael Lynn)
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Autumn, 1994
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Number 3
THE FORUM
Comments on A. Suresh Canagarajahs Critical Ethnography of a Sri Lankan Classroom
A Reader Reacts...
George Braine
The Author Responds...
A. Suresh Canagarajah
Comments on Sarah Beneschs ESL, Ideology, and the Politics of Pragmatism
A Reader Reacts...
Desmond Allison
The Author Responds...
Sarah Benesch
Volume 28
Autumn, 1994
Number 3
TEACHING ISSUES
Mother Tongue Maintenance: The Debate
Linguistic Human Rights and Minority Education
Tove Skutnabb-Kangas
Mother Tongue Maintenance and Multiculturalism
Kamal Sridhar
REVIEWS
Dick Allwright and Kathleen Bailey: Focus on the Language Classroom: An Introduction to
Classroom Research for Language Teachers (K. Murugan)
Christian Faltis: Joinfostering: Adapting Teaching Strategies for the Multilingual
Classroom
James R. Nattinger and Jeanette S. DeCarrico: Lexical Phrases and Language Teaching
(Zoltn Drnyei)
BOOK NOTICES
Techniques and Resources in Teaching Reading, Sandra Silberstein (Bonny Norton Peirce)
Delicate Balances: Collaborative Research in Language Education, Sarah Hudelson and Judith
Lindfors (Eds.) (Pat Rigg)
Reading, Writing, and Learning in ESL, Suzanne F. Peregoy and Owen F. Boyle (Robin Stergis)
The CALLA Handbook: Implementing the Cognitive Academic Language Learning Approach,
Anna Uhl Chamot and J. Michael OMalley (Craig Dicker)
Focus on American Culture, Elizabeth Henly (Lisa Marie Henschel)
On Your Way to Writing: A Writing Workshop for Intermediate Learners, Rhona B. Genzel
(Virginia L. A. Quasny)
Focusing on Editing: A Grammar Workbook for Advanced Writers, Len Fox (Annette Lyn
Dobler)
Language through Literature, Susan Bassnett and Peter Grundy (Deborah Levy)
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Winter, 1994
Number 4
THE FORUM
Comments on Janie Rees-Millers A Critical Appraisal of Learner Training: Theoretical Bases
and Teaching Implications
Two Readers React...
Anna Uhl Chamot and Joan Rubin
The Author Responds...
Janie Rees-Miller
Two Commentaries on Ron Sheens A Critical Analysis of the Advocacy of the Task-Based
Syllabus
A Reader Reacts...
David Nunan
On the Advocacy of the Task-Based Syllabus
Michael H. Long
The Author Responds...
Ron Sheen
Volume 28
Winter, 1994
Number 4 (continued)
RESEARCH ISSUES
Sources of Bias in SLA Research
Monolingual Bias in SLA Research
Yamuna Kachru
A Reality Check for SLA Theories
S. N. Sridhar
REVIEWS
Michael J. Wallace: Training Foreign Language Teachers: A Reflective Approach
(Kathleen M. Bailey)
Joy M. Reid: Teaching ESL Writing (May Shih)
Judith L. Shrum and Eileen W. Glisan: Teachers Handbook: Contextualized Language
Instruction (Marcy Betlach)
BOOK NOTICES
Insights into Academic Writing: Strategies for Advanced Students, Margot C. Kadesh, Ellen D.
Kolba, and Sheila C. Crowell (Barbara McCarthy)
Teaching Myself, Bernard Dufeu (Marit Vamarasi)
Exploring Gender: Questions and Implications for English Language Education, Jane Sunderland
(Stephanie Vandrick)
Computer-Assisted Language Learning and Testing: Research Issues and Practice, Patricia Dunkel
(Ed.) (Jennifer Austin)
The Lexical Approach, Michael Lewis (Carl Grove)
Teaching Oral Communication, William Littlewood (Hiroshi Kawakami)
Focus on Business, Keith Maurice (Glayol Ekbatini)
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Volume 29
Spring, 1995
Number 1
ARTICLES
Social Identity, Investment, and Language Learning
Bonny Norton Peirce
Student Reactions to Teacher Response in Multiple-draft composition Classrooms
Dana Ferris
On the Teachability of Communication Strategies
Zoltn Drnyei
Interpretation Tasks for Grammar Teaching
Rod Ellis
The Role of Lexical Aspect in the Acquisition of Tense and Aspect
Kathleen Bardovi-Harlig and Dudley W. Reynolds
Closing the Gap Between Learning and Instruction
David Nunan
THE FORUM
Comments on Joy Reids Responding to ESL Students Texts: The Myths of Appropriation
There are Myths and Then There are Myths...
Chris Hall
The Author Responds...
Joy Reid
Comments on Virginia LoCastros Learning Strategies and Learning Environments
Two Readers React...
Rebecca L. Oxford and John M. Green
The Author Responds...
Virginia LoCastro
Comments on B. Kumaravadivelus The Postmethod Condition (E)merging Strategies for
Second/Foreign Language Teaching
Alternative to or Addition to Method?
Dilin Liu
The Author Responds...
B. Kumaravadivelu
Volume 29
Spring, 1995
Number 1 (continued)
TEACHING ISSUES
Language Tests and ESL Teaching
Examining Standardized Test Content: Some Advice for Teachers
Felicia DeVincenzi
Assessing Student Performance in the ESL Classroom
J. Charles Alderson and Caroline Clapham
REVIEWS
Patsy M. Lightbown and Nina Spada, How Languages are Learned (Kenneth Rose)
Eleanor Kutz, Suzy Q. Groden, and Vivian Zamel, The Discovery of Competence: Teaching
and Learning with Diverse Student Writers (Trudy Smoke)
Braj Kachru, The Other Tongue (2nd ed.), (Kimberley Brown)
BOOK NOTICES
Classroom Observation Tasks, Ruth Wajnryb (James Riedel)
Literature and Language Teaching: A Guide for Teachers and Teacher Trainers, Gillian Lazar
(Gina Keefer)
Longman Language Activator: The Worlds First Production Dictionary
(Cheryl Eason and
Robert Yates)
Process Your ThoughtsWriting with Computers, Marianne Phinney (Gladys Vega Scott)
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Number 2
THE FORUM
Privileged ESL University Students
Stephanie Vandrick
RESEARCH ISSUES
Methodological Challenges in Discourse Analysis
From Sentences to Discourses, Ethnography to Ethnographic: Conflicting Trends in
TESOL Research
Ron Scollon
New Ideas for Research on Classroom Discourse
Courtney B. Cazden
REVIEWS
Resources in Language Teacher Education
Jeremy Harmer: The Practice of English Language Teaching
H. Douglas Brown: Teaching by Principles: An Interactive Approach to Language
Pedagogy
David Nunan: Language Teaching Methodology: A Textbook for Teachers
Jack C. Richards and Charles Lockart: Reflective Teaching in Second Language Classrooms
(Mary Lee Scott and Cheryl Brown)
Rebecca Mlynarczyk and Steven B. Haber: In Our Own Words: A Guide with Readings for
Student Writers (Tina Biava)
Martha McNamara: Work in Progress (Shalle Leeming)
Volume 29
Summer, 1995
Number 2 (continued)
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Autumn, 1995
Comprehensive Table of Contents (continued)
Number 3
THE FORUM
The Theory of Methodology in Qualitative Research
Bonny Norton Peirce
TEACHING ISSUES
Qualitative Research in Teacher Education
From the Ethnography of Communication to Critical Ethnography in ESL Teacher
Education
Kelleen Toohey
Asking Good Questions: Perspectives From Qualitative Research on Practice,
Knowledge, and Understanding in Teacher Education
Donald Freeman
REVIEWS
Guides for the Novice Qualitative Researcher
Corrine Glesne and Alan Peshkin: Becoming Qualitative Researchers: An Introduction
Bruce L. Berg: Qualitative Research Methods for the Social Sciences
Volume 29
Autumn, 1995
Number 3 (continued)
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Number 4
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ARTICLES
Gender and Ethnicity as Factors in the Development of Verbal Skills in Bilingual Mexican
American Women
Kay M. Losey
Effects of Previewing and Providing Background Knowledge on Taiwanese College Students
Comprehension of American Short Stories
Hsiu-Chieh Chen and Michael F. Graves
The Relationship between L1 and L2 Literacy: Some Complicating Factors
Jill Sinclair Bell
The Teacher Change Cycle
Martha C. Pennington
Testing Language and Teaching Skills of International Teaching Assistants: The Limits of
Compensatory Strategies
Gene B. Halleck and Carol Lynn Moder
RESEARCH ISSUES
Research on the Rating Process
Rating Nonnative Writing: The Trouble with Holistic Scoring
Liz Hamp-Lyons
Looking Behind the Curtain: What Do L2 Composition Ratings Really Mean?
Jeff Connor-Linton
REVIEWS
Ajit K. Mohanty: Bilingualism in a Multilingual Society: Psycho-social and Pedagogical
Implications (Tove Skutnabb-Kangas)
Ronald M. Barasch and C. Vaughn James (Eds.): Beyond the Monitor Model (Patricia
Speece)
Alice H. Deakins, Kate Parry, and Robert R. Viscount: The Tapestry Grammar: A Reference
for Learners of English (Deborah Alviani)
David Nunan: Atlas: Learning Centered Communication (Nancy Ryder)
Christiane Dalton and Barbara Seidlhofer: Pronunciation (Judy B. Gilbert)
Volume 29
Winter, 1995
Number 4 (continued)
Virginia Vogel Zanger: Face to Face: Communication, Culture, and Collaboration (2 nd ed.)
(Beverly Boyson)
Charles Hall and Jeffrey Gross: Harcourt ESL Workbook (2 nd ed.) (Dawn Arrol)
Janet Lane and Ellen Lange: Writing Clearly: An Editing Guide (Joann Rishel Kozyrev)
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Volume 30
Spring, 1996
Number 1
ARTICLES
Cross-Cultural Paradoxes in a Profession of Values
Julian Edge
Academic Oral Communication Needs of EAP Learners: What Subject-Matter Instructors Actually
Require
Dana Ferris and Tracy Tagg
Language Learners Interaction: How Does It Address the Input, Output, and Feedback Needs of
Language Learners?
Teresa Pica, Felicia Lincoln-Porter, Diana Paninos, and Julian Linnell
A Teacher Education Workshop on the Construction of EFL Tests and Materials
Michael Kirschner, Elana Spector-Cohen, and Carol Wexler
Linking Adult Learners With the Education of L2 Teachers
Ellen Cray and Pat Currie
On Becoming a Language Teacher: Insights From Diary Studies
Carol Numrich
TEACHING ISSUES
Feminist Theory and the ESL Classroom
Not Just a Social Issue: Teaching Feminist in ESL
Arleen Schenke
Gender and the ESL Classroom
Effie Papatzikou Cochran
REVIEWS
TESOL and Critical Literacies: Modern, Post, or Neo?
Bill Cope and Mary Kalantzis (Eds.): The Power of Literacy: A Genre Approach to
Teaching Writing
Colin Lankshear and Peter McLaren (Eds.): Critical Literacy: Politics, Praxis, and the
Postmodern
The New London Group: Pedagogy of Multiliteracies: Designing Social Futures
(Reviewed by Alastair Pennycook)
Randee Falk: Spotlight on the USA (Reviewed by Christy Northfield)
Faye Peitzman and George Gadda (Eds.): With Different Eyes (Reviewed by Glenn Deckert)
Tina K. Carver and Sandra D. Fotinos: A Conversation Book 1: English in Everyday Life
(3rd ed.) (Reviewed by Cheryl Howard)
Volume 30
Spring, 1996
Number 1 (continued)
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Summer, 1996
Number 2
ARTICLES
Borrowing Others Words: Text, Ownership, Memory, and Plagiarism
Alastair Pennycook
Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Teacher Education: A Constructivist Approach
Dorit Kaufman and Jacqueline Grennon Brooks
Cooperative Learning: Context and Opportunities for Acquiring Academic English
Evelyn Jacob, Lori Rottenberg, Sondra K. Patrick, Edyth Wheeler
Teachers Maxims in Language Teaching
Jack C. Richards
Academic Listening/Speaking Tasks for ESL Students: Problems, Suggestions, and Implications
Dana Ferris and Tracy Tagg
THE FORUM
From Critical Research Practice to Critical Research Reporting
A. Suresh Canagarajah
Comments on Bonny Norton Peirces Social Identity, Investment, and Language Learning:
A Reader Reacts . . .
Stephen Price
Interpreting Data: The Role of Theory
Bonny Norton Peirce
RESEARCH ISSUES
Gender in Research on Language
Researching Gender-Related Patterns in Classroom Discourse
Deborah Tannen
Research as Gendered Practice
Jerri Willett
Volume 30
Summer, 1996
Number 2 (Continued)
REVIEWS
Business English Skills for the Intermediate to Advanced Student
Rod Revell and Simon Sweeney: In Print: Reading Business English
Laura M. English and Sarah Lynn: Business Across Cultures: Effective Communication
Strategies
Drew Rodgers: Business Communications: International Case Studies in English
(Reviewed by Barbara Hyndman)
Jim Cummins and Dennis Sayers: Brave New School: Challenging Cultural Illiteracy
Through Global Learning Networks (Reviewed by Mark Warschauer)
Stephen Pinker: The Language Instinct (Reviewed by Allison Petro)
Ron Scollon and Suzanne Wong Scollon: Intercultural Communication: A Discourse
Approach (Reviewed by Trinidad Lewis)
Ronald Wardhaugh: Understanding English Grammar: A Linguistic Approach (Reviewed
by Helen Chau Hu)
George Braine and Claire May: Writing From Sources (Reviewed by Anne January)
Bruce Leeds (Ed.): Writing in a Second Language: Insights From First and Second
Language Teaching and Research (Reviewed by William Rozycki)
Patricia Skillman and Cheiron McMahill: Springboard to Success: Communication
Strategies for the Classroom and Beyond (Reviewed by Erin Morgan)
Jann Huizenga: Arrivals: Cross-Cultural Experiences in Literature (Reviewed by Maria
Ott Spangenberg)
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Volume 30
Autumn, 1996
Number 3
ARTICLES
Unpeeling the Onion: Language Planning and Policy and the ELT Professional
Thomas K. Ricento and Nancy H. Hornberger
English Only Worldwide or Language Ecology?
Robert Phillipson and Tove Skutnabb-Kangas
Language Curriculum Development in South Africa: What Place for English?
Gary P. Barkhuizen and David Gough
Language Policies as Virtual Reality: Two Australian Examples
Helen Moore
Puerto Rico: On the Horns of a Language Planning Dilemma
Alicia Pousada
English-Only and Standard English Ideologies in the U.S.
Terrence G. Wiley and Marguerite Lukes
Language and Education Policy in the State of Indiana: Implications for Language Minority
Students
Carmen Simich-Dudgeon and Timothy Boals
Dual-Language Planning at Oyster Bilingual School: Itss Much More Than Language
Rebecca D. Freeman
TEACHING ISSUES
Institutional Policies and Language Minority Students
Institutional Policies and Language Minority Students in the U.S.
Shelley D. Wong
Institutional Responses: Empowering Minority Children
Joseph Lo Bianco
Volume 30
Autumn, 1996
Number 3 (continued)
Language Planning and Policy and the ELT Profession in Selected Central American Countries
Patience Lea McGuire
Accidental Language Policy: Creating an ESL/Bilingual Teacher Endorsement Program in Utah
James Sayers
EFL Teaching in the Ukraine: State Regulated or Commercial?
Oleg B. Tarnopolsky
REVIEWS
Power, Politics, and Language Rights
Alastair Pennycook: The Cultural Politics of English as an International Language
Tove Skutnabb-Kangas and Robert Phillipson (Eds.): Linguistic Human Rights: Overcoming
Linguistic Discrimination
James W. Tollefson (Ed.): Power and Inequality in Language Education
(Reviewed by Reynaldo Macas)
Michael Herriman and Barbara Burnaby (Eds.): Language Policy in English-Dominant
Countries (Reviewed by Robert B. Kaplan)
Joshua A. Fishman: Reversing Language Shift (Reviewed by Teresa L. McCarty)
Mary McGroarty and Christian Faltis (Eds.): Languages in School and Society: Policy and
Pedagogy (Reviewed by Robert Bayley)
Richard D. Lambert (Ed.): Language Planning Around the World: Contexts and Systemic
Change (Reviewed by Valerie Jakar)
Richard Bourhis (Ed.): French-English Language Issues in Canada: International Journal
of the Sociology of Language, Vols. 105-106 (Reviewed by Calvin Veltman)
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Volume 30
Winter, 1996
Number 4
THE FORUM
The Role of Theory in L2 Teacher Education
Karen E. Johnson
TEACHING ISSUES
Literature and Language Teaching
Exploring Literary Texts With the Language Learner
Gillian Lazar
Re-creating Literature in the ESL Classroom
Shirley Brice Heath
REVIEWS
Resources in Language Testing and Assessment
J. Charles Alderson, Caroline Clapham, and Dianne Wall: Language Test Construction and
Evaluation
Andrew D. Cohen: Assessing Language Ability in the Classroom (2 nd ed.)
Bernard Spolsky: Measured Words
(Reviewed by Stephen Stoynoff)
Karen E. Johnson: Understanding Communication in Second Language Classrooms
(Reviewed by Sarah Rilling)
Peter Master: Systems in English Grammar: An Introduction for Language Teachers
(Reviewed by Katharine D. Hunt)
Karen Blanchard and Christine Root: Ready to Write: A First Composition Text (2 nd ed.)
(Reviewed by Ellen Reddingius)
Volume 30
Winter, 1966
Number 4 (continued)
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Volume 31
Spring, 1997
Number 1
THE FORUM
Direct Approaches in L2 Instruction: A Turning Point in Communicative Language
Teaching?
Marianne Celce-Murcia, Zoltn Drnyei, and Sara Thurrell
The Role of Hidden Identities in the Postsecondary ESL Classroom
Stephanie Vandrick
Comments on Jill Sinclair Bells The Relationship Between L1 and L2 Literacy: Some
Complicating Factors
A Reader Reacts . . .
Jo Hilder
The Author Responds . . .
Jill Sinclair Bell
RESEARCH ISSUES
The Politics of Transcription
Transcribing Talk: Issues of Representation
Celia Roberts
Volume 31
Spring, 1997
Number 1 (continued)
REVIEWS
Dictionaries for Language Learners
COBUILD English Learners Dictionary
Longman Dictionary of English Language and Culture
Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary
(Reviewed by Richard Yorkey)
Introductions to Pragmatics
Jacob L. Mey: Pragmatics: An Introduction
Peter Grundy: Doing Pragmatics
Jenny Thomas: Meaning in Interaction
(Reviewed by Virginia LoCastro)
J. Michael OMalley and Lorraine Valdez Pierce: Authentic Assessment for English
Language Learners: Practical Approaches for Teachers (Reviewed by Elizabeth Varela)
Jann Huizenga, Jean Bernard-Johnson, and Gail Weinstein-Shr: Collaborations: English in
Our Lives
(Reviewed by Thomas Davis IV)
Marie H. Weidauer: Modern Impressions: Writing in Our Times
Schaub)
(Reviewed by Mark F.
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Number 2
THE FORUM
Toward a Model of Transculturation
Vivian Zamel
Contrastive Rhetoric, Contrastive Poetics, or Perhaps Something Else?
Ron Scollon
On the Ethical Treatment of ESL Writers
Tony Silva
RESEARCH ISSUES
Standards for Teacher-Research
Developing Standards for Teacher-Research in TESOL
David Nunan
Quality and Sustainability in Teacher-Research
Dick Allwright
Volume 31
Summer, 1997
Number 2 (continued)
REVIEWS
Leo van Lier: Interaction in the Language Curriculum: Awareness, Autonomy and
Authenticity (Reviewed by Judy Winn-Bell Olsen)
Madeline E. Ehrman: Understanding Second Language Learning Difficulties
by Mary Lee Scott Call)
Mark Warschauer (Ed.): Virtual Connections
(Reviewed
William Grabe and Robert B. Kaplan: Theory and Practice of Writing: An Applied
Linguistic Perspective (Reviewed by Paul Kei Matsuda)
Ulla Connor: Contrastive Rhetoric: Cross-Cultural Aspects of Second-Language Writing
(Reviewed by Kristen Precht)
Colin Baker: Foundations of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism (2 nd ed.)
Dan Huai Lu)
(Reviewed by
(Reviewed by
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Autumn, 1997
Number 3
THE FORUM
Theorizing Social Identity
What Do We Mean by Social Identity? Competing Frameworks, Competing
Discourses
Tim McNamara
Social Identity and Language: Theoretical and Methodological Issues
Jette G. Hansen and Jun Liu
TEACHING ISSUES
The Identity of the Nonnative ESL Teacher
On the Power and Status of Nonnative ESL Teachers
Cecilia Tang
Race and the Identity of the Nonnative ESL Teacher
Nuzhat Amin
Volume 31
Autumn, 1997
Number 3 (continued)
REVIEWS
Ngugi wa Thiongo: An African Vision of Linguistic and Cultural Pluralism
Ngugi wa Thiongo: Decolonising the Mind: The Politics of Language in African
Literature
Moving the Centre: The Struggle for Cultural Freedoms
Petals of Blood
(Reviewed by Sonia MacPherson)
Taking Back the Future: Identity Construction, Power, and Critical Pedagogy
Jim Cummins: Negotiating Identities: Education for Empowerment in a Diverse
Society
Tara Goldstein: Two Languages at Work: Bilingual Life on the Factory Floor
Joan Wink: Critical Pedagogy: Notes From the Real World
(Reviewed by Sue Starfield)
Alan Davies: The Native Speaker in Applied Linguistics
Volume 31
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Number 4
THE FORUM
The Rhetorical Construction of Multilingual Students
Ruth Spack
Comments on Karen E. Johnsons The Role of Theory in L2 Teacher Education
Reflective Experience as a Foundation for Intelligent L2 Teacher Education
Amy Schlessman
The Author Responds . . .
Karen E. Johnson
RESEARCH ISSUES
Approaches to Observation in Classroom Research
Observation From an Ecological Perspective
Leo van Lier
Macroscopic and Microscopic Views of L2 Classrooms
Nina Spada and Roy Lyster
REVIEWS
David Crystal: English as a Global Language
Volume 31
Winter, 1997
Number 4 (continued)
William Eggington and Helen Wren (Eds.): Language Policy: Dominant English, Pluralist
Challenges (Reviewed by Thomas Ricento)
Robert J. Baumgardner (Ed.): South Asian English: Structure, Use, Users
Kimberley A. Brown)
(Reviewed by
Ann Aebersold and Mary Lee Field: From Reader to Reading Teacher: Issues and Strategies
for Second Language Classrooms (Reviewed by May Shih)
Dean Brown: The Elements of Language Curriculum: A Systematic Approach to Program
Development (Reviewed by Patricia A. Porter)
Peter Medgyes: The Non-Native Teacher
(Reviewed by Gabriela
Joan Young Gregg and Joan Russell: Past, Present, and Future: A Reading and Writing
Course (4th ed.) (Reviewed by Emily Kuntz)
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Spring, 1998
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ARTICLES
Teachers Pedagogical Systems and Grammar Teaching: A Qualitative Study
Simon Borg
Teaching and Research: Options in Grammar Teaching
Rod Ellis
Breaking Them Up, Taking Them Away: ESL Students in Grade 1
Kelleen Toohey
Discovering Learners Perceptions of ESL Classroom Teaching/Learning Activities
in a South African Context
Gary P. Barkhuizen
THE FORUM
Comments on Marianne Celce-Murcia, Zoltn Drnyei, and Sarah Thurrells
Direct Approaches in L2 Instruction: A Turning Point in Communicative
Language Teaching?
A Reader Reacts . . .
Scott Thornbury
On Directness in Communicative Language Teaching
Marianne Celcie-Murcia, Zoltn Drnyei, and Sarah Thurrell
Comments on Dwight Atkinsons A Critical Approach to Critical Thinking in
TESOL
A Case for Critical Thinking in the English Language Classroom
Bruce W. Davidson
Another Reader Reacts . . .
Simon Gieve
Apprenticing Nonnative Speakers to New Discourse Communities
Margaret R. Hawkins
The Author Responds
Dwight Atkinson
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TEACHING ISSUES
Ebonics and TESOL
Dat teacher be hollin at usWhat is Ebonics?
Geneva Napoleon Smitherman
Ebonics: A Case Study in Language, Power, and Pedagogy
Denise Murray
BRIEF REPORTS AND SUMMARIES
An Evaluation of a Genre-Based Approach to the Teaching of EAP/ESP Writing
Alex Henry and Robert L. Roseberry
REVIEWS
Improving Schooling for Language-Minority Children: A Research Agenda
Diane August and Kenji Hakuta (Eds.)
Teachers as Course Developers
Kathleen Graves
Reviewed by Kate Baldus
Language and Development: Teachers in a Changing World
Brian Kenny and William Savage (Eds.)
Reviewed by Nicholas J. Dimmitt
Film is Content: A Study Guide for the Advanced ESL Classroom
Julie A. Williamson and Jill C. Vincent
Reviewed by Janet Newman
Writing in Multicultural Settings
Carol Severino, Juan C. Guerra, and Johnella E. Butler (Eds.)
Reviewed by Stephanie Vandrick
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Summer, 1998
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ARTICLES
Attitudes Towards English and Cantonese Among Hong Kong Chinese
University Lecturers
John Flowerdew, David Li, and Lindsay Miller
Do Language Learners Recognize Pragmatic Violations? Pragmatic Versus
Grammatical Awareness in Instructed L2 Learning
Kathleen Bardovi-Harlig and Zoltn Drnyei
From Sentence to Discourse: Discourse Grammar and English Language
Teaching
Rebecca Hughes and Michael McCarthy
Students Views of Academic Aural/Oral Skills: A Comparative Needs
Analysis
Dana Ferris
THE FORUM
Aspects of Process in an ESL Critical Pedagogy Teacher Education Course
Graham Crookes and Al Lehner
Ethical Test Preparation Practice: The Case of the TOEFL
Liz Hamp-Lyons
Comments on Tony Silvas On the Ethical Treatment of ESL Writers
A Defense of Using Themes and Topics to Teach ESL/EFL Writing
Nathan B. Jones
The Author Responds
Tony Silva
RESEARCH ISSUES
The Use of Verbal Reports in L2 Research
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Summer, 1998
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Winter, 1998
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ARTICLES
The Alternatives in Language Assessment
James D. Brown and Thom Hudson
Its Always More Difficult Than You Plan and Imagine: Teachers
Perceived Difficulties in Introducing the Communicative Approach in South
Korea
Defeng Li
THE FORUM
Context, Community and Authentic Language
H. G. Widdowson
Positive and Negative Aspects of the Dominance of English
Peter Master
Comments on Ruth Spacks The Rhetorical Construction of Multilingual
Students"
Categorizing, Classifying, Labeling: A Fundamental Cognitive Process
Gayle L. Nelson
The Author Responds to Nelson . . .
Ruth Spack
Cultural Backgrounds: What Should We Know About Multilingual
Students?
Joan G. Carson
The Author Responds to Carson . . .
Ruth Spack
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REVIEWS
Teaching Pronunciation: A Reference for Teachers of English to Speakers of
Other Languages
Marianne Celce-Murcia, Donna M. Brinton, and Janet M. Goodwin
Reviewed by Salah Troudi
Grammar in the Composition Classroom: Essays on Teaching ESL for CollegeBound Students
Patricia Byrd and Joy M. Reid
Reviewed by Cheryl McKenzie
On Becoming a Language Educator: Personal Essays on Professional
Development
Christine Pearson Casanave and Sandra R. Schecter (Eds.)
Reviewed by Guy Modica
The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the English Language
David Crystal
Reviewed by Dody Messerschmitt
Corpus Linguistics: Investigating Language Structure and Use
Douglas Biber, Susan Conrad, and Randi Reppen
Reviewed by Kristen Precht
Discovering American Culture
Cheryl L. Delk
Reviewed by Francisco Gomes de Matos
Foundations
Steven J. Molinsky and Bill Bliss
Reviewed byYumi Kakazu
Talk it Over! Oral Communications for the Real World
Joann Rishel Kozyrev
Reviewed by Ann E. Roemer
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ARTICLES
Japanese Culture Constructed by Discourses: Implications for Applied Linguistics
Research and ELT
Ryuko Kubota
Intonation in Theory and Practice, Revisited
John M. Levis
Going After the Phrasal Verb: An Alternative Approach to Classification
Clayton M. Darwin and Loretta S. Gray
Nonnative-English-Speaking Professionals in TESOL
Jun Liu
THE FORUM
Connecting with English in the context of Internationalisation
Anne Pakir
Do U.S. MATESOL Programs Prepare Students to Teach Abroad?
Adam K. Govardhan, Bhaskaran Nayar, and Ravi Sheorey
Comments on Kelleen Tooheys Breaking Them Up, Taking Them Away: ESL Students
in Grade 1"
The Use of the Community-of-Practice Perspective in Language Minority Research
Yasuko Kanno
The Author Responds. . .
Kelleen Toohey
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TEACHING ISSUES
The Practicum in TESOL
The Practicum in L2 Teacher Education: A Hong Kong Case Study
John Flowerdew
The TESOL Practicum: An Integrated Model in the U.S.
Stephen Stoynoff
REVIEWS
Narration as Knowledge: Tales of the Teaching Life
Joseph Trimmer (Ed.)
Reviewed by Stephanie Vandrick
Errors in Language Learning and Use: Exploring Error Analysis
Carl James
Reviewed by Kathleen M. Broussard
Psychology for Language Teachers
Marion Williams and Robert L. Burden
Reviewed by Rani Rubdy
A Framework for Task-Based Learning
Jane Willis
Reviewed by Fangyuan Yuan
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REVIEWS (continued)
Culture, Literacy, and Learning English: Voices From the Chinese Classroom
Kate Parry with Su Xiaojun (Eds.)
Reviewed by May Shih
Encyclopedia of Language and Education
David Corson (Ed.)
Reviewed by Thomas Scovel
The Politics of Indians English
N. Krishnaswamy and Archana S. Burde
Reviewed by Kimberley Brown
Morning Edition: Mastering Reading and Language Skills With the Newspaper
Ethel Tiersky and Robert Hughes
Reviewed by Luke Gibson McCarthy
Reading Workout
Jann Huizenga and Maria Thomas-Ruzic
Reviewed by Stephanie Humphries
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ARTICLES
Going Beyond the Native Speaker in Language Teaching
Vivian Cook
English is Here to Stay: A Critical Look at Institutional and Educational Practices in
India
Vai Ramanathan
Processing of Idioms by L2 Learners of English
Thomas C. Cooper
THE FORUM
Comments on Liz Hamp-Lyons Ethical Test Preparation Practices: The Case of the
TOEFL
Polemic Gone Astray: A Corrective to Recent Criticism of TOEFL Preparation
Paul Walden and Robert Hilke
The Author Responds. . .
Liz Hamp-Lyons
Comments on Graham Crookes and Al Lehners Aspects of Process in an ESL Critical
Pedagogy Teacher Education Course
A Plea for Published Reports on the Application of a Critical Pedagogy to
Language Study Proper
Jennifer D. Ewald
An Author Responds. . .
Graham Crookes
RESEARCH ISSUES
Poststructural Approaches to L2 Research
Between Psychology and Postculturalism: Where is L2 Learning Located?
Celia Genishi
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REVIEWS
Conversations of the Mind: The Uses of Journal Writing for Second-Language Writers
Rebecca Williams Mlynarczyk
Reviewed by Joy Kreeft Peyton
Immersion Education: International Perspectives
Robert K. Johnson and Merrill Swain (Eds.)
Reviewed by Constance L. Walker
Theory and Practice of Writing: An Applied Linguistic Perspective
William Grabe and Robert Kaplan
Reviewed by Yong Lang
Revisualizing Boundaries: A Plurilingual Ethos
Lachman N. Khubchandani
Reviewed by Yvonne Godoy-Ramos
Onna Rashiku (Like a Woman): The Diary of a Language Learner in Japan
Karen Ogulnick
Reviewed by Natasha Lvovich
Productive Instructional Practices for English-Language learners: Guiding Principles and
Examples from Research-Based Practice
Russell Gersten, Scott K. Baker, and Sussan Unok Marks
Reviewed by Fernando Polito
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SPECIAL-TOPICS ISSUE:
CRITICAL APPROACHES TO TESOL
ARTICLES
Introduction: Critical Approaches to TESOL
Alastair Pennycook
Becoming Black: Rap and Hip-Hop, Race, Gender, Identity, and the Politics of ESL
Learning
Awad Al Karim M. Ibrahim
Sexual Identities in ESL: Queer Theory and Classroom Inquiry
Cynthia Nelson
Doing-English-Lessons in the Reproduction or Transformation of Social Worlds?
Angel M. Y. Lin
Revisiting the Colonial in the Postcolonial: Critical Praxis for Nonnative-English-Speaking
Teachers in a TESOL Program
Janina Brutt-Griffler and Keiko K. Samimy
Critical Pedagogy in ELT: Images of Brazilian Teachers of English
Maria Ins Pagliarini Cox and Ana Antnio de Assis-Peterson
Critical Clasroom Discourse Analysis
B. Kumaravadivelu
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REVIEWS
Accents, Ebonics, and Crossing: Thinking About Language, Race Relations, and
Discrimination
English With an Accent: Language, Ideology and Discrimination in the United States
Rosina Lippi-Green
The Real Ebonics Debate: Power, Language, and the Education of African-American
Children
Theresa Perry and Lisa Delpit (Eds.)
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REVIEWS (continued)
Crossing: Language and Ethnicity Among Adolescents
Ben Rampton
Reviewed by Tara Goldstein
The ESL Classroom: Teaching, Critical Practice, and Community Development
Brian Morgan
Reviewed by Bonny Norton
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ARTICLES
TESOL and Culture
Dwight Atkinson
Time and the Distribution of Time in L2 Instruction
Laura Collins, Randall H. Halter, Patsy M. Lightbown, and Nina Spada
The Limits of Collaborative Evaluation
Jo A. Lewkowicz and David Nunan
Stigmatized and Standardized Varieties in the Classroom: Interference or Separation?
Jeff Siegel
THE FORUM
Comments on James D. Brown and Thom Hudsons The Alternative in Language
Assessment
A Reader Reacts. . .
Anthony Bruton
The Authors Respond. . .
James Dean Brown and Thom Hudson
Comments on Ryuko Kubotas Japanese Culture Constructed by Discourses: Implications
for Applied Linguistics Research and ELT
Postmodern Applied Linguistics: Problems and Contradictions
Craig Sower
Another Reader Reacts. . .
Dwight Atkinson
The Author Responds. . .
Ryuko Kubota.
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TEACHING ISSUES
Genre Issues and ESL Teaching
Genre Theory and ESL Teaching: A Systemic Functional Perspective
Frances Christie
Beyond the Text: Towards Understanding the Teaching and Learning of Genres
Aviva Freedman
REVIEWS
A Cognitive Approach to Language Learning
Peter Skehan
Reviewed by Paula Garcia
English for Academic Purposes: A Guide and Resource Book for Teachers
R. R. Jordan
Reviewed by Georgette N. Jabbour
English and the Discourses of Colonialism
Alastair Pennycook
Reviewed by Ryuko Kubota
Non-Native Educators in English Language Teaching
George Braine (Ed.)
Reviewed by Natasha Lvovich
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ARTICLES
A New Academic Word List
Averil Coxhead
Does Output Promote Noticing and Second Language Acquisition?
Shinichi Izumi and Martha Bigelow
Discourse Socialization Through Oral Classroom Activities in a
TESL Graduate program
Naoka Morita
THE FORUM
A Mothers Tongue
Sandra G. Kouritzin
Comments on Vivian Cooks Going Beyond the Native Speaker
In Language Teaching
How Nonnative Speakers as Teachers Fit Into the Equation
Joyce Milambiling
Going Further Beyond the Native Speaker Model: A Remark
Concerning Language Models
Micah Mattix
The Author Responds. . .
Vivian Cook
TEACHING ISSUES
Rethinking Resources: Multimodal Pedagogies in the ESL Classroom
Pippa Stein
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REVIEWS (continued)
On Becoming a Language Educator: Personal Essays on Professional Development
Christine Pearson Casanave and Sandra R. Schechter (Eds.)
Reviewed by Constance L. Walker
BOOK NOTICES
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ARTICLES
Discourse Construction of the Images of U. S. Classrooms
Ryuko Kubota
A Narrow Thinking System: Nonnative-English-Speaking Students in
Group Projects Across the Curriculum
Ilona Leki
Two Types of Input Modification and EFL Reading Comprehension:
Simplification vs. Elaboration
Sun-Young Oh
Predictors of Mainstream Teachers Attitudes Toward ESL Students
Cheryl Stanosheck Youngs and George A. Youngs, Jr
Attitudes of Journal Editors to Nonnative Speaker Contribution
John Flowerdew
THE FORUM
Comments on Stefka H. Marinova-Todd, D. Bradford Marshall, and
Catherine E. Snows Three Misconceptions about Age and L2 Learning
Age and L2 Learning: The Hazards of Matching Practical Implications
With Theoretical Facts
Kenneth Hyltenstam and Niclas Abrahamsson
Missing the Point: A Response to Hyltenstam and Abrahamsson
Stefka H. Marinova-Todd, D. Bradford Marshall, and Catherine E. Snow
Comments on Shinichi Izumi and Martha Bigelows Does Output Promote
Noticing in Second Language Acquisition?
Some Methodological and Theoretical Considerations
Julie Whitlow
Methodological and Theoretical Issues in Testing the Effects of
Focus on Form
Shinichi Izumu and Martha Bigelow
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TESOL in China: Current Challenges
English Language Teaching in China: Trends and Challenges
Yian Wu
Communicative Language Teaching in China: Progress and Resistance
Liming Yu
REVIEWS
Teaching ESL Composition: Purpose, Process, and Practice
Dana Ferris and John S. Hedgcock
Reviewed by Philip A. Douglas
The Light in Their Eyes: Creating Multicultural Learning Communities
Sonia Nieto
Reviewed by Jim Cummins and Joanne Tompkins
Fundamentals of English Language Teaching
S. Kathleen Kitao and Kenji Kitao
Reviewed by Hitomi Kanayama
Fifty Strategies for Teaching English Language Learners
Adrienne L. Herrell
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Intelligence Reframed: Multiple Intelligences for the 21st Century
Howard Gardner
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Mark My Words: Assessing Second and Foreign Language Skills
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The Role of Tone Choice in Improving ITA Communication
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Lucy Pickering
Disputes in Child L2 Learning
Kelleen Toohey
A Naturalistic Inquiry Into the Cultures of Two Divergent MA-TESOL Programs:
Implications for TESOL
Val Ramanathan, Catherine Evans-Davies, and Mary J. Shleppegrell
THE FORUM
Changing Perspectives on Good Language Learners
Bonny Norton and Kelleen Toohey
Comments on Sandra G. Kouritzins A Mothers Tongue
A Reader Reacts . . .
Keiko Komiya Samimy
The Author Responds . . .
Sandra G. Kouritzin
RESEARCH ISSUES
Corpus-Based Research in TESOL
Quantitative Corpus-Based Research: Much More Than Bean Counting
Douglas Biber and Susan Conrad
Size Isnt Everything: Spoken English, Corpus, and the Classroom
Michael McCarthy and Ronald Carter
REVIEWS
Teaching by Principles: An Interactive Approach to Language Pedagogy (2nd ed.)
H. Douglas Brown
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Negotiations of Meaning in Conversational and Information Gap Activities:
A Comparative Discourse Analysis
Yuko Nakahama, Andrea Tyler, and Leo van Lier
Preemptive Focus on Form in the ESL Classroom
Rod Ellis, Helen Basturkmen, and Shawn Loewen
Self- and Other-Initiated Modified Output During
Task-Based Interaction
Ali Shehadeh
Metaphoric Competence: A Language Learning Strength of Students
With a Holistic Cognitive Style?
Jeannette Littlemore
TEACHING ISSUES
Teaching English to Large Classes
Large Classes and Student Learning
Virginia LoCastro
Innovations in Large Classes in Pakistan
Zakia Sarwar
REVIEWS
Foreign Language and Mother Tongue
Istvan Kecskes and Tunde Papp
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Managing Evaluation and Innovation in Language Teaching:
Building Bridges
Pauline Rea-Dickins and Kevin Germaine (Eds.)
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Identity and Language Learning: Gender, Ethnicity, and
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Bonny Norton
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The Phonology of English as an International Language
Jennifer Jenkins
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Interlanguage Refusals: A Cross-Cultural Study of Japanese-English
Susan M. Gass and Noel Houck
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Vanishing Voices: The Extinction of the Worlds Languages
Daniel Nettle and Suzanne Romaine
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Toward a Postmethod Pedagogy
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Speaking Personalities in Primary School Childrens L2 Writing
Mary H. Maguire and Barbara Graves
RESEARCH ISSUES
Identifying Research Priorities: Themes and Directions for the
TESOL International Research Foundation
Patricia A. Duff and Kathleen M. Bailey, Editors
Age of Beginning Instruction
G. Richard Tucker
L2 Instruction: Time to Teach
Patsy M. Lightbown
Learning to Read in an L2
Catherine Snow
Dual-Language Education for English Language Learners
Donna Christian
Interaction in the Classroom
Kees de Bot
Language Assessment and Program Evaluation
Brian K. Lynch
English as a Global Language
David Nunan
Learning English for Academic and Occupational Purposes
Patricia A. Duff
Teaching Learning and Student Learning in TESOL
Donald Freeman
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Speaking and Writing in the University:
A Multidimensional Comparison
Douglas Biber, Susan Conrad, Randi Reppen,
Pat Byrd, and Marie Helt
Rating Scales Derived From Student Samples: Effects of the
Scale Maker and the Student Sample on Scale Content
and Student Scores
Carolyn E. Turner and John A. Upshur
FORUM
Professional Preparation and Action Research:
Only for Language Teachers?
Nat Bartels
Comments on Ryuko Kubotas Discursive Construction of the
Images of U.S. Classrooms
A Reader Reacts . . .
Dwight Atkinson
The Author Responds: (Un)Raveling Racism in a
Nice Field Like TESOL
Ryuko Kubota
TEACHING ISSUES
Reception Classes for Immigrant Students
Reception Classes For Immigrant Students in England
Constant Leung
Reception Classes for Immigrant Students in Vancouver, Canada
Lee Gunderson
BRIEF REPORTS AND SUMMARIES
Birth Order and the Language Experience of Bilingual Children
Sarah J. Shin
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Derivative Word Forms: What Do Learners Know?
Norbert Schmitt and Cheryl Boyd Zimmerman
The Effects of Nonnative Accents on Listening Comprehension:
Implications for ESL Assessment
Roy C. Major, Susan F. Fitzmaurice, Ferenc Bunta, and
Chandrika Balasubramanian
FORUM
Multimodality in the TESOL Classroom:
Exploring Visual-Verbal Synergy
Terry Royce
RESEARCH ISSUES
Narrative Research in TESOL
Narrative Inquiry: More Than Just Telling Stories
Jill Sinclair Bell
Narrative Study: Whose Story Is It, Anyway?
Aneta Pavlenko
BRIEF REPORTS AND SUMMARIES
Concept Mapping for Rater Training
Dean Papajohn
REVIEWS
Vocabulary in Language Teaching
Norbert Schmitt
Reviewed by Laura L. Meyer
Language Crossings: Negotiating the Self in a Multicultural World
Karen Ogulnick (Ed.)
Reviewed by Natasha Lvovich
Teaching CollocationFurther Developments in the Lexical Approach
Michael Lewis (Ed.)
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New Perspectives on Grammar Teaching in Second Language Classrooms
Eli Hinkel and Sandra Fotos (Eds.)
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Language in Development: Questions of Theory,
Questions of Practice
Numa Markee
Hold Your Courses: Language Education, Language Choice,
and Economic Development
Paul Bruthiaux
Pathways and Labyrinths: Language and
Education in Development
Eddie Williams and James Cooke
Language in Development Constrained:
Three Contexts
Roslyn Appleby, Kath Copley, Sisamone Sithirajvongsa,
and Alastair Pennycook
The Role of English in Individual and Societal Development:
A View From African Classrooms
Ailie Cleghorn and Marissa Rollnick
Postcoloniality and English: Exploring Language Policy and the
Politics of Development in Tanzania
Frances Vavrus
Determining the Cost Benefit, the Return on
Investment, and the Intangible Impacts of
Language Programs for Development
William M. Martin and Anne E. Lomperis
Language in Development in the United States:
Supervising Adult ESOL Preservice Teachers in an
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Betsy Rymes
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New Directions in Contrastive Rhetoric
Ulla Connor
Cultural Representations of Rhetorical Conventions:
The Effects on Reading Recall
Hsi-Chin Janet Chu, Janet Swaffar, and Davida H. Charney
A Study of the Impact of Recasts on Tense Consistency in L2 Output
ZhaoHong Han
Patterns of Corrective Feedback and Uptake in an Adult ESL Classroom
Iliana Panova and Roy Lyster
The Discursive Construction of Power in Teacher Partnerships:
Language and Subject Specialists in Mainstream Schools
Angela Creese
TEACHING ISSUES
Teaching MA-TESOL Courses Online
Teaching MA-TESOL Courses Online: Challenges and Rewards
David Nunan
The Personal, Practical, and Professional Rewards of
Teaching MA-TESOL Courses Online
Sandra G. Kouritzin
BRIEF REPORTS AND SUMMARIES
How Western-Trained Chinese TESOL Professionals Publish
in Their Home Environment
Ling Shi
REVIEWS
Understanding the Courses We Teach
John Murphy and Patricia Byrd (Eds.)
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Approaches and Methods in Language Teaching (2nd ed.)
Jack C. Richards and Theodore S. Rodgers
Reviewed by Roger Barnard
Why Dont They Learn English?: Separating Fact From Fallacy
in the U.S. Language Debate
Lucy Tse
Reviewed by Martin R. Gitterman
Discourse Analysis in the Language Classroom: Vol. 1. The Spoken Language
Heidi Riggenbach
Reviewed by Olga Griswold
The Internet
Scott Windeatt, David Hardisty, and David Eastment
Reviewed by Leslie E. Sheldon
On Second Language Writing
Tony Silva and Paul Kei Matsuda (Eds.)
Reviewed by Li Shen
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The Quality of Language Learning Opportunities 9
David Crabbe
Reading in Two Languages: How Attitudes Toward Home Language and
Beliefs About Reading Affect the Behaviors of Underprepared
L2 College Readers 35
La D. Kamhi-Stein
Fine Brush and Freehand: The Vocabulary-Learning Art of
Two Successful Chinese EFL Learners 73
Peter Yongqi Gu
Dueling Philosophies: Inclusion or Separation for Floridas
English Language Learners? 105
Elizabeth Platt, Candace Harper, and Maria Beatriz Mendoza
FORUM
On Reconceptualizing Teacher Education 135
Robert Yates and Dennis Muchisky
Comments on Douglas Biber, Susan Conrad, Randi Reppen, Pat Byrd, and
Marie Helts Speaking and Writing in the University:
A Multidimensional Comparison
A Reader Reacts . . . 147
Mohsen Ghadessy
The Authors Respond: Strengths and Goals of
Multidimensional Analysis 151
Douglas Biber, Susan Conrad, Randi Reppen, Pat Byrd, and Marie Helt
RESEARCH ISSUES
Some Guidelines for Conducting Quantitative and
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Incidental Displays of Cultural Knowledge in the
Nonnative-English-Speaking Teachers Classroom 213
Anne Lazaraton
Mediating Language Learning: Teacher Interactions With
ESL Students in a Content -Based Classroom 247
Pauline Gibbons
Simplicity Without Elegance: Features of Sentences in
L1 and L2 Academic Texts 275
Eli Hinkel
Rethinking Scaffolding: Examining Negotiation of Meaning
in an ESL Storytelling Task 303
Jungmin Ko, Diane L. Schallert, and Keith Walters
FORUM
Method and Postme thod: Are They Really So Incompatible? 325
David M. Bell
TEACHING ISSUES
TESOL in the Gulf
The Sociocultural Context of English Language Teaching in the Gulf 337
Zafar Syed
EFL Teacher Preparation Programs in Saudi Arabia:
Trends and Challenges 341
Sultan Al- Hazmi
BRIEF REPORTS AND SUMMARIES
Effects of Task and Rater Background on the Evaluation of
ESL Student Writing: A Pilot Study 345
Sara Cushing Weigle, Heather Boldt, and Mara Ins Valsecchi
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Using Language Corpora in Initial Teacher Education:
Pedagogic Issues and Practical Applications 389
Anne OKeeffe and Fiona Farr
A Corpus -Based Study of Idioms in Academic Speech 419
Rita Simpson and Dushyanthi Mendis
A Corpus Analysis of Would-Clauses Without Adjacent If-Clauses 443
Stefan Frazier
Amplifier Collocations in the British National Corpus:
Implications for English Language Teaching 467
Graeme Kennedy
A Combined Corpus and Systemic-Functional Analysis of the Problem-Solution
Pattern in a Student and Professional Corpus of Technical Writing 489
Lynne Flowerdew
REVIEWS
Corpus Linguistics Texts 559
An Introduction to Corpus Linguistics
Graeme Kennedy
Corpus Linguistics
Tony McEnery and Andrew Wilson
Corpus Linguistics: Investigating Language Structure and Use
Douglas Biber, Susan Conrad, and Randi Reppen
Reviewed by Marie Helt
Edited Volumes on Corpus Linguistics 562
Corpus Linguistics in North America
Rita C. Simpson and John M. Swales (Eds.)
Learner English on Computer
Sylviane Granger (Ed.)
Reviewed by Frederica Barbieri and Suzanne Eckhardt
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The Impact of English as a Global Language on
Educational Policies and Practices in the Asia-Pacific Region 589
David Nunan
Ownership of English in the Outer Circle:
An Alternative to the NS-NNS Dichotomy 615
Christina Higgins
L2 Vocabulary Learning From Context: Strategies, Knowledge Sources,
and Their Relationship With Success in L2 Lexical Inferencing 645
Hossein Nassaji
The Most Frequently Used Spoken American English Idioms:
A Corpus Analysis and Its Implications 671
Dilin Liu
FORUM
Imperial Troopers and Servants of the Lord:
A Vision of TESOL for the 21st Century 701
Julian Edge
Problematizing Cultural Stereotypes in TESOL 709
B. Kumaravadivelu
Incorporating World Englishes in Teaching English
as an International Language 719
Aya Matsuda
Seeing Teacher Learning 729
Karen E. Johnson and Paula R. Golombek
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