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Vol. 9 No. 2 (2017): International Journal of Curriculum and Instruction
Vol. 9 No. 2 (2017): International Journal of Curriculum and Instruction
Published:
2017-11-30
Articles
Multiple Meanings in the EFL Lexicon
Meral Ozturk
1-10
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The Impact of English Medium Instruction (EMI) on Students' Language Abilities
Gulcin Cosgun, Bahar Hasırcı
11-20
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A corpus-based study of linking adverbials through contrastive analysis of L1/L2 PhD dissertations
Hilal Güneş
21-38
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Inquiring What to Teach and How to Teach in EVP Classes: A General Overview on English Teaching for Vocational Purposes in Turkey
Gökçe Hilal Sincer
39–48
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An Investigation of Foreign Language Courses with and Without Video Technology
Ismail Firat ALTAY, Dalım Çiğdem Ünal
49–69
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The Effect of Kindergarteners’ Perceptions of School on their Attitudes towards School
Şule Yüksel Ertuğrul Seçer, Nadir Çeliköz
70-88
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Analyzing Research Tendencies of ELT Researchers and Trajectory of English Language Teaching and Learning in the last Five Years
Erdal Ayan, Elif Demirel
89–106
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The Effects of Speaker’s Accent on Listening Comprehension Tests
Burcin Kagitci Yildiz
107–124
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The Factors Determining the Motivation to Participate in Erasmus Program for Turkish EFL Students
Öznur Semiz, Özlem Salman
125–136
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A Comparative Study on Basic Education Curricula of Finland and Turkey in Foreign Language Teaching
Elif Sezen İrican
137–156
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Intercultural communicative competence through the eyes of Turkish university students
Aynur Kesen Mutlu, Yesim Kesli Dollar
157–178
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Analysis Of Young Learners' And Teenagers' Attitudes To English Language Learning
Seda Arda, Feyza Doyran
179–197
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Difficulties of Learning Essay Writing: The Perspective of Some Adult EFL Learners in Nigeria.
Agnes Ada Okpe, Martha Ada Onjewu
198–205
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The Situation of ESP in EFL Economics Classes
AMEL ZINE
206–216
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The ESP Teaching and Learning Situation in the Algerian Universities with Reference to Psychology Students at Tlemcen University
Naima Bouyakoub, Mohammed Cherif Bouyacoub
217–227
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