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Judith E. Liskin-Gasparro
págs. 317-330
Can strategy instruction improve listening comprehension?: 2341
Irene Thompson, Joan Rubin
págs. 331-342
Focus on form in the foreign language classroom: students''and teachers''views on error correction and the role of grammar
Renate A. Schulz
págs. 343-364
Even teachers get the blues: recognizing and allevviating language teachers''feelings of foreign language anxiety
Elaine K. Horwitz
págs. 365-372
Using social-psychological variables to predict the use of language learning strategies: 2408
Kimberly A. Noels, Peter D. Macintyre
págs. 373-386
How language teachers beliefs about reading instruction are mediated by their beliefs about students: 587
Ellen Collie Graden
págs. 387-395
Writing to read and reading to write: teaching literature in the foreign anguage classroom
Ruth A. Kauffmann
págs. 396-402
Holistic grammar through socratic questioning: 1017
Annie K. Koshi
págs. 403-414
Combining immersion experiences and pedagogy for language teachers: lessons learned and changes implemented
Diane J. Tedick, Carolyn A. Tischer
págs. 415-428
Development and implementation of student portfolios in foreign language programs: 2423
Amado M. Padilla, Juan C. Aninao, Sung Hyekung
págs. 429-438
Kinesics: the value of gesture in language and in the foreign language classroom
Theresa A. Antes
págs. 439-448
The use of critical thinking skills in literary analysis: 2388
Celia Esplugas, Margarete Landwehr
págs. 449-462
Communication between high school and college japanese language education: implications from a survey on the use of video materials in the United States
págs. 463-479
The classroom dynamics of information gap activities: 1438
Joel Walz
págs. 481-494
págs. 495-512
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