Titlebook: English Language Teaching in Moroccan Higher Education; Hassan Belhiah,Ikbal Zeddari,Nourdin Bejjit Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pt

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-9455-4 Critical and sociocultural accounts, in this regard, provide a more viable approach to language and identity; it views learning of a (foreign) language as an identification process through which learners construct various positionings within fields of conflicting ideologies competing for recognitio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-4526-3dy tests whether the foregoing variables have any bearing on learners’ intended effort, as recent motivation literature reports. The second hypothesis tests whether “employee” students (employees studying for the BA degree) exhibit any different motivational behavior from their “non-employee” counte

judiciousness

L. M. Garrido,A. Cruz,T. W. Preistitudes as the main motivations behind major choice: linguistics, cultural studies, or literature courses. The study offers pedagogical recommendations that should be taken into account. Decision makers and reform appliers in Morocco need to take into account students’ voices in the selection process

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-1146-2, which often results in erroneous renditions of texts. Furthermore, reliance on electronic devices seriously diminishes the efficiency of in-class activities, for students disregard the role of print dictionaries, which are unavoidable, multi-purpose tools. Finally, students’ failure in the transla

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Pseudoephedrine

The Making of an English Department (1975–1982): A Personal Account met the challenges, introduced and generalized new pedagogic practices and made proposals that impacted the on-going debates on curricular reform, particularly the . program and the FF/CEUS 10-year experiment whose graduates from our department now constitute the mainstays of English in several Mor

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