item: #1 of 166
          id: ejall-2282
      author: Pastor Cesteros, Susanna
       title: Aprendizaje de contenidos a través del Español como Segunda Lengua en la Educación Superior: un puente entre la lengua y el conocimiento
        date: 2014
       words: 10110
      flesch: 42
     summary: y La evaluación en la enseñanza y aprendizaje del español como L2 y SL (2008). En   tal   ámbito,  se  han  popularizado  las  siglas  CLIL  (de  las  que  AICLE  son  una  traducción)  para  referirse  a  Content  and   Language  Integrated  Learning,  aspecto  que  ha  sido  profusamente  analizado  en  un  principio  para  el  contexto   educativo   de   primaria   y   secundaria   y,   más   recientemente,   pero   con   igual   intensidad,   en   el   universitario.  
    keywords: académico; aprendizaje; como; con; contenidos; de la; del; enseñanza; español; investigación; las; lengua; los; para; por; que; una; universidad
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        item: #2 of 166
          id: ejall-2283
      author: Bell, Nancy; Pomerantz, Anne
       title: Reconsidering language teaching through a focus on humor
        date: 2014
       words: 11348
      flesch: 48
     summary: Specifically, we present recent conceptions of language and of communication, and discuss how, in light of these, humor and language play can be used to increase learners’ metalinguistic awareness and expand their communicative/interpretive repertoires. In this paper, we contribute to ongoing efforts to re-conceptualize language education in ways that make use of more robust (and less modernist) theories of language and communication.
    keywords: classroom; communication; cues; education; humor; interaction; intercultural; journal; kramsch; language; learners; learning; linguistics; play; second; teaching; university; use; ways; york
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        item: #3 of 166
          id: ejall-2323
      author: Torresan, Paolo
       title: From out of the drill. Margini di comunicativizzazione del drill
        date: 2014
       words: 8298
      flesch: 62
     summary: I I F B B F 3. L’inizio di una pubblicità C J K S M E W 4. Almeno tre MATERIALI Un esercizio strutturale (creato ad hoc o presente in un libro di testo)
    keywords: 85-­‐102; agli; alla; alma; attività; caso; che; come; con; cui; dei; del; della; drill; edizioni; esempio; language; lingua; nel; non; può; ripetizione; sono; studenti; torresan; una
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        item: #4 of 166
          id: ejall-2324
      author: Friginal, Eric; Walker, Marsha; Randall, Janet Beth
       title: Exploring mega-corpora: Google Ngram Viewer and the Corpus of Historical American English
        date: 2014
       words: 9723
      flesch: 47
     summary: Sample distributional chart tracking of AWL words from Google Ngram Viewer, 1900s to 2000s FRIGINAL,  WALKER,  &  RANDALL       E-­‐JournALL  1  (2014),  48-­‐68   57   Specifically,   for   the   15   words   listed   above,   Figures   4   and   5   show   a   slow   decline   in   their   general   frequencies  from  English  books  from  1998  to  2008  from  Google  Ngram  Viewer.       Default search screen of Google Ngram Viewer (http://books.google.com/ngrams) 2.2.
    keywords: academic; american; awl; books; coha; corpora; corpus; data; davies; english; google; language; mega-­‐corpora; new; ngram; research; results; studies; texts; viewer; words
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        item: #5 of 166
          id: ejall-2325
      author: Banzina, Elina; Hewitt, Lynne E.; Dilley, Laura C.
       title: Using synchronous speech to facilitate acquisition of English rhythm: A small-­scale study
        date: 2014
       words: 8836
      flesch: 45
     summary: Difference in speech rhythm acceptability ratings pre- and post-instruction on a scale from 0 to 100, indicating perceived improvement in speech rhythm in control and experimental groups. Synchronous speech involves teacher and learner speaking in unison continuously, which allows the L2 learner to learn rhythm implicitly and uninterruptedly, and provides rich auditory-visual input, ample motor speech practice and real-time feedback, thereby automatizing rhythm patterns.
    keywords: acquisition; control; del; english; group; instruction; language; patterns; production; research; rhythm; speech; stress; students; study; teaching; technique; time; use
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        item: #6 of 166
          id: ejall-2326
      author: Di Ferrante, Laura; Gironzetti, Elisa
       title: In this issue
        date: 2014
       words: 2151
      flesch: 41
     summary: E-­‐JournALL   is   multilingual  because  all   the  disciplinary  areas   concern  both   research  and  practice   in   teaching  and   learning   English,  Italian,  and  Spanish  as  Second  Languages  (SL),  Foreign  Languages  (FL),  and  Heritage  Languages  (HL),   thus   broadening   the   scope   of   the   journal   beyond   just   one   possible   teaching/learning   context.   Crossing  boundaries  and  bridging  disciplines:  E-­‐JournALL,  EuroAmerican  Journal  of Applied  Linguistics  and  Languages   In  this  first  editorial  we  would  like  to  introduce  the  reader  to  E-­‐JournALL,  its  mission  and  objectives,   and  then  present  the  content  of  the  articles  of  the  first  issue  and  how  they  fit  within  the  scope  of  the  journal.  
    keywords: journal; language; learning; teaching
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        item: #7 of 166
          id: ejall-2328
      author: Brazzolotto, Martina
       title: Insegnare l’italiano nelle classi multilingue attraverso la matematica. Una riflessione sulla linea del tempo attraverso operazioni matematiche con studenti della scuola primaria
        date: 2014
       words: 5720
      flesch: 51
     summary: Sono   stati   quindi   spiegati   i   concetti   di   anteriorità   e   di   posteriorità   abbinandoli   rispettivamente   alla   sinistra   e   alla   destra   rispetto  a  un  verbo  scritto  sulla  linea  dei  numeri.   L’intervento  glottodidattico  è  stato  rivolto  a  due  classi  quinte  di  una  scuola  primaria  della  provincia   di   Padova,   con   una   media   del   25%   di   alunni   di   diversa   provenienza   e   lingua   madre,   per   un   totale   di   46   studenti.  
    keywords: che; con; dei; del; della; nel; numeri; passato; presente; prossimo; questo; tempo; una
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        item: #8 of 166
          id: ejall-2364
      author: Filđokić, Mirjana
       title: Reseña: Análisis del portal Practica español, un sitio web para el aprendizaje de la lengua y cultura del mundo hispanohablante
        date: 2014
       words: 3749
      flesch: 42
     summary: 1  Contacto:  mfildjokic@yahoo.com   Análisis  del  portal  Practica  español,  un  sitio  web  para  el  aprendizaje   de  la  lengua  y  cultura  del  mundo  hispanohablante   MIRJANA  FILĐOKIĆ1   Universidad  de  Barcelona   Technology  review   Received  26  December  2013;  received  in  revised  form  9  March  2014;  accepted  8  April  2014   ABSTRACT ES Siguiendo los criterios establecidos en las herramientas de evaluación de recursos multimedia de aprendizaje elaboradas por autores como Dudeney (2002), Fernández y Juan (2012) Presentación  y  objetivos  de  la  página   La  página  Practica  español   (www.practicaespanol.com)  fue   lanzada  por  primera  vez  en  2006  por   la   Fundación  de  la  Lengua  Española,  una  institución  privada  de  España  dedicada  a  la  promoción  y  difusión  de  la   lengua   y   la   cultura   españolas   en   otros   países   del   mundo,   en   colaboración   con   el   Instituto   Cervantes   y   la   Agencia  EFE. 
    keywords: con; del; español; las; los; para; por; que; web
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        item: #9 of 166
          id: ejall-2389
      author: Belpoliti, Flavia
       title: Moving forward: Revisiting the Spanish for High Beginners course
        date: 2015
       words: 10801
      flesch: 51
     summary: Heritage language students: Profiles and possibilities. Gascoigne Lally’s (2001) frank statement regarding the impact of misplacement in students’ performance echoes this statement and emphasizes the relevance of placement in language courses at the Higher Education level: “The poorly placed student, for instance, often finds him or herself in a classroom where she or he is overwhelmed or under-challenged.
    keywords: activities; beginners; class; classes; content; course; group; heritage; information; instruction; journall; language; learners; learning; level; placement; redesign; shb; spanish; students; task; teaching; texas; university
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        item: #10 of 166
          id: ejall-2401
      author: Reznicek-Parrado, Lina M.
       title: “Spanglish”: Bringing the academic debate into the classroom. Towards critical pedagogy in Spanish heritage instruction
        date: 2015
       words: 8641
      flesch: 53
     summary: ES Lina M. Reznicek-Parrado es profesora asociada y doctoranda en Lingüística Española en la Universidad de California, Davis, donde imparte cursos de expresión escrita en español y de español como lengua de herencia. Some examples of the first subtheme which illustrate unsolicited negative judgments based on the question “What did your instructor use in the Spanish HL class?” are as follows: “(Mi instructor) muy raramente (utilizaba el español y el inglés a la misma vez)
    keywords: anle; attitudes; classroom; debate; education; english; español; heritage; inglés; journall; language; los; participants; pedagogy; practice; que; spanglish; spanish; speakers; states; students; study; una; united; use
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        item: #11 of 166
          id: ejall-2403
      author: Perara-Lunde, Molly; Melero-García, Fernando
       title: Identidades gramaticales: perspectivas estudiantiles hacia el a prendizaje y uso de gramática en una clase de SHL
        date: 2015
       words: 11746
      flesch: 54
     summary: Esto ocasiona un debilitamiento de la autoestima de los estudiantes, que causa incomodidad a la hora de usar la lengua en clase o, en casos más graves, el abandono de la lengua completamente. La gramática de los estudiantes de SHL cuenta con unas peculiaridades diferentes a la de los estudiantes como segunda lengua.
    keywords: actitudes; algunos; aprendizaje; beaudrie; clase; como; con; cual; de la; de los; del; ducar; en el; enseñanza; entre; español; esta; este; estos; estudiantes; estudio; garcía; gramaticales; grammar; gramática; hablantes; hacia; han; herencia; heritage; ideologías; inglés; journall; la gramática; language; las; lengua; lingüísticas; los; los estudiantes; mexico; más; new; nuevo; para; parte; participantes; por; que; salón; según; shl; sobre; son; spanish; sus; también; tanto; una; university; uso; variedades
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        item: #12 of 166
          id: ejall-2404
      author: Vergara Wilson, Damián; Ibarra, Carlos Enrique
       title: Understanding the inheritors: The perception of beginning level students toward their Spanish as a Heritage Language program
        date: 2015
       words: 11437
      flesch: 51
     summary: Beaudrie (2012) highlights two themes that surface in research on student perceptions: the foreign-language learning environment is not adequate or appropriate for SHL learner needs, and discrepancies exist between the expectations of SHL students and programmatic offerings. In the first major study to compare SHL student and teacher perceptions of instructional effectiveness, Beaudrie (2015) once again highlights the importance of student perspectives.
    keywords: beaudrie; beginning; classes; code; communities; community; culture; data; heritage; heritage language; interviews; language; level; mexico; new; participants; program; research; shl; shlls; spanish; students; understanding; university; wilson
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        item: #13 of 166
          id: ejall-2405
      author: Pascual y Cabo, Diego; DeLaRosa-Prada, Josh
       title: Understanding the Spanish heritage language speaker/learner
        date: 2015
       words: 6896
      flesch: 51
     summary: Heritage languages and their speakers: Opportunities and challenges for linguistics. Romance languages as heritage languages.
    keywords: acquisition; bilingualism; cabo; heritage; heritage language; hss; language; learners; montrul; new; pascual; research; spanish; speakers; states; united; university
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        item: #14 of 166
          id: ejall-2407
      author: Torresan, Paolo
       title: Analisi (classica, Rasch, dei distrattori) di una prova di lettura a scelta multipla della certificazione di italiano per stranieri CILS
        date: 2015
       words: 15951
      flesch: 65
     summary: Si potrebbe ribattere che il fatto di non conoscere la parola “sforna” non inficia la comprensione del passaggio, posto che un allievo di livello intermedio riesca a dedurre il significato di una parola sconosciuta, facendo leva su indizi contestuali. Va segnalato, in primis, che il passaggio del TM cui l’item fa riferimento è espresso con un lessico di bassa frequenza: “L’editoria sforna continuamente giovani autori, più spesso autrici”; il verbo “sfornare” rimanda a una competenza avanzata (livello C).
    keywords: abbiamo; alla; analisi; anche; anni; autori; b b; c b; c c; candidati; caso; certificazione; che; chiave; cils; come; con; cui; dal; degli; dei; della; dell’item; di livello; di un; diario; difficoltà; distrattore; giovani; informazioni; item; journall; language; lettura; libro; livello; loro; l’item; multipla; nel; non; nostro; parte; percentuale; più; prova; può; quanto; ragazzi; riferimento; risposta; scelta; scrittori; secondo; sia; sono; stato; sul; suo; tabella; testo; torresan; totale; tra; un item; una; university; valentina; è la; è un
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        item: #15 of 166
          id: ejall-2408
      author: Rodríguez, Estrella; Reglero, Lara
       title: Heritage and L2 processing of person and number features: Evidence from Spanish subject-verb agreement
        date: 2015
       words: 12077
      flesch: 59
     summary: These studies have hinted that HSs may have different linguistic preferences that set them apart from traditional native speakers and L2 groups. In spite of differential rates in heritage oral and written skills, HSs traditionally perform in more target-like ways than L2 groups, even when presented with written acceptability judgment tasks.
    keywords: agreement; english; group; heritage; hss; language; learners; low; montrul; native; participants; pers; person; processing; reading; results; sentences; spanish; speakers; verb
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        item: #16 of 166
          id: ejall-2409
      author: Serragiotto, Graziano; Maugeri, Giuseppe
       title: Communication as a strategic resource to promote Italian Institutes of Culture
        date: 2015
       words: 8611
      flesch: 46
     summary: It would be unreasonable to overlook the potential that these resources can offer; therefore, drawing on their aim to network with and reach out to potential users, cultural organizations such as IICs should recognized the potential contribution of online communication to avoid falling behind with technological advancements. This represents an innovative approach to instruction and external communication.
    keywords: communication; community; cultural; culture; della; identity; iic; iics; institute; italia; journall; language; learning; maugeri; milano; model; needs; network; organization; serragiotto; system
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        item: #17 of 166
          id: ejall-2412
      author: Camus, Pablo; Adrada-Rafael, Sergio
       title: Spanish heritage language learners vs. L2 learners: What CAF reveals about written proficiency
        date: 2015
       words: 10902
      flesch: 55
     summary: In comparing HL and second language (L2) learners, research suggests that L2 learners outperform HL learners when examining writing abilities (Montrul, 2010; Potowski, 2013). However, when it comes to comparing HL and L2 learners’ writing skills, most researchers agree that L2 learners tend to outperform HL learners.
    keywords: accuracy; caf; complexity; english; group; heritage; hl learners; language; learners; los; participants; proficiency; results; skills; spanish; speakers; studies; study; task; time; writing
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        item: #18 of 166
          id: ejall-2413
      author: Abolfazli Khonbi, Zainab; Mohammadi, Mohammad
       title: The relationship between Iranian university EFL students’ multiple intelligences and their use of language learning strategies: An exploratory study
        date: 2015
       words: 7785
      flesch: 52
     summary: The relationship between Iranian university EFL students’ multiple intelligences and their use of language learning strategies: An exploratory study ZAINAB ABOLFAZLI KHONBI*, MOHAMMAD MOHAMMADI Urmia University Received 10 September 2014; received in revised form 12 December 2014; accepted 20 March 2015 The present research contributes to an increased understanding of the potential relationships between multiple intelligences and the choice and frequency of use of language learning strategies.
    keywords: bodily; efl; intelligences; kinesthetic; language; language learning; learners; learning; learning strategies; llss; multiple; oxford; r(40; strategies; strategy; students; total; use
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        item: #19 of 166
          id: ejall-2414
      author: Santeusanio, Nicoletta
       title: Recensione: Bertocchi Daniela, Ravizza Gabriella e Rovida Letizia (2014). Metodi e strumenti per l’insegnamento e l’apprendimento dell’italiano. Napoli, Italia: EdiSES
        date: 2015
       words: 3646
      flesch: 44
     summary: All’interno del capitolo viene evidenziato più volte il fatto che manchino dei sillabi dettagliati per i diversi ordini e gradi e che gli insegnanti, spesso, si limitino a proporre quanto presente nei manuali, seguendone pedissequamente l’ordine dei contenuti, senza effettuare una vera e propria programmazione che tenga conto della complessità degli “oggetti” da presentare. Contenuti del Capitolo 3 Nel terzo capitolo, dal titolo La didattica della riflessione sulla lingua: fondamenti e proposte, l’autrice Letizia Rovida all’inizio prende in esame la normativa scolastica e il Quadro di Riferimento INVALSI per cercare di comprendere meglio che cosa si intenda per “riflessione sulla lingua”, notando che essa non riguarda solo la grammatica intesa in senso proprio, ma anche la testualità, la sociolinguistica e la pragmatica, e osservando che i contenuti vengono riproposti in maniera ciclica nei diversi ordini e gradi senza che vi siano
    keywords: abilità; alla; anche; bertocchi; capitolo; che; degli; dei; del; della; dell’italiano; italiano; lettura; lingua; linguistica; nel; primo; scuola; stranieri; testo; una; vengono
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        item: #20 of 166
          id: ejall-2415
      author: Mura, Angela
       title: Reseña: Vera Luján, Agustín y Blanco Rodríguez, Mercedes (2014). Cuestiones de pragmática en la enseñanza del español como 2/L. Madrid, España: Arco/Libros.
        date: 2015
       words: 1852
      flesch: 43
     summary: Los autores insisten, en esta sección, en las implicaciones de la teoría de los actos de habla en el desarrollo de la metodología de enseñanza de lenguas de orientación comunicativa y su utilización en los criterios de selección de contenidos en los libros de texto de enseñanza del español como lengua extranjera. Esta nueva visión tiene en cuenta una amplia gama de unidades discursivas diferentes -desde la unidad mínima (el enunciado) hasta la unidad máxima (el texto)- que se miran bajo el prisma de la teoría de los actos de habla.
    keywords: como; del; enseñanza; español; las; lenguas; los; pragmática; que; una
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        item: #21 of 166
          id: ejall-2429
      author: Bernstein, Katie A.
       title: Review: Fäcke, Christian (Ed). (2014). Manual of language acquisition. Berlin/Boston: de Gruyter
        date: 2015
       words: 3704
      flesch: 53
     summary: The last two sections of the manual move from language acquisition theory to overviews of where and by whom Romance languages are spoken, taught, and learned. 2. Chapters on language acquisition theory The first three sections of the manual—Language Acquisition (chapters 1-6), First Language Acquisition (chapters 7-9), and Second Language Acquisition (chapters 10-18)—are composed of chapters that seek to provide overviews of current theoretical topics relevant to language acquisition.
    keywords: acquisition; chapters; english; fäcke; language; language acquisition; learning; linguistics; manual; romance; teaching; theory
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        item: #22 of 166
          id: ejall-2432
      author: Birello , Marilisa
       title: Recensione: Chini, Marina e Bosisio, Cristina (2014). Fondamenti di glottodidattica. Apprendere e insegnare le lingue oggi. Roma, Italia: Carocci.
        date: 2015
       words: 3787
      flesch: 47
     summary: 90-95 93 (Diplôme approfondi de langue française), e il TCF (Test de connaissance du français). Il PEL è composto da tre sezioni: il passaporto linguistico, la biografia linguistica e il dossier.
    keywords: capitolo; certificazioni; che; con; cui; degli; della; education; fondamenti; formazione; glottodidattica; insegnanti; italiano; language; lingua; linguistica; nel; paragrafo; una; volume
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        item: #23 of 166
          id: ejall-2433
      author: Pizziconi, Sergio
       title: Review: Fiorentino, Giuliana and Bruni, Filippo (Eds.) (2013). Didattica e tecnologie. Studi, percorsi e proposte. Roma, Italia: Carocci
        date: 2015
       words: 2998
      flesch: 47
     summary: It is also constructivist the conviction that educators’ project ability plays a major role in a successful use of new technologies because each step of the process can be assessed against the first planning and consequently revised. The final chapter, by Oronza Perniola, sketches Italian and European governmental projects intended to promote the use of new technologies in educational contexts.
    keywords: bruni; chapter; education; language; learning; new; teaching; technologies; use; web
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        item: #24 of 166
          id: ejall-2435
      author: Smith Stvan, Laurel; John, Suganthi
       title: Learning English bare singulars: Data in the L2 classroom
        date: 2016
       words: 13046
      flesch: 63
     summary: Table 11 Number of correct responses when bare nouns should be identified as ungrammatical Question Correct response (UK) Correct response (US) 9 (*at library) 32 (52%) 82 (62%) 10 (at the library) 36 (58%) 98 (74%) 15 (at the museum) 45 (73%) 107 (82%) 16 (*at museum) 44 (71%) 90 (69%) Table 12 Number of correct responses when bare nouns should be identified as grammatical Question Correct response (UK) Correct response (US) 1 (in prison) 46 (74%) 105 (80%) 5 (to school) 49 (79%) 106 (81%) 7 (at school) 50 (80%) 95 (72%) 11 (on campus) 37 (59%) 101 (77%) 13 (at home) 53 (85%) 112 (85%) 19 (at church) 40 (64%) 84 (64%)
    keywords: article; bare; bscns; corpus; count; count nouns; data; english; forms; frequency; home; john; journall; language; learners; mass; nouns; number; phrases; prison; school; singular; students; stvan; table; use; uses; work
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        item: #25 of 166
          id: ejall-2438
      author: Forchini, Pierfranca
       title: Review: Friginal Eric & Hardy, Jack A. (2014). Corpus-based sociolinguistics: A guide for students. New York and London: Routledge
        date: 2015
       words: 997
      flesch: 33
     summary: Sus intereses giran en torno a la interfaz léxico-gramática del lenguaje hablado y cinematográfico, la fraseología y la fonología del inglés americano, la lingüística de corpus, la lingüística contrastiva y la traducción audiovisual. She currently lectures in English Linguistics at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milan, Italy.
    keywords: corpus; del; sociolinguistics
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        item: #26 of 166
          id: ejall-2443
      author: Ruiz-Sánchez, Carmen
       title: Review: Silva-Corvalán, Carmen. (2014). Bilingual language acquisition: Spanish and English in the first six years. New York, New York: Cambridge University Press.
        date: 2015
       words: 2183
      flesch: 35
     summary: Her detailed examination of complex linguistic domains that involve the acquisition of syntactic, semantic, and pragmatic factors in Spanish provides valuable insights into Spanish language acquisition in general and deepens our knowledge of bilingual acquisition and language heritage phenomena in particular. Silva- Corvalán’s book, Bilingual language acquisition: Spanish and English in the first six years, on the examination of the emerging grammars of English and Spanish of two bilingual siblings makes a significant contribution to the study of early bilingual language development.
    keywords: acquisition; bilingual; corvalán; english; language; siblings; silva; spanish
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        item: #27 of 166
          id: ejall-2445
      author: Fionda, Maria I.
       title: Review: Austin, Jennifer, Blume, María, & Sánchez, Liliana (2015). Bilingualism in the Spanish-speaking world: Linguistic and cognitive perspectives. Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press.
        date: 2015
       words: 2530
      flesch: 37
     summary: The chapter then proceeds with a discussion of the various criteria used to classify bilinguals, followed by a review of the research on how second languages are acquired, addressing differences from first-language acquisition and the critical period hypothesis. Maria I. Fionda, The University of Mississippi maria.fionda@gmail.com EN Maria I. Fionda earned her doctoral degree in Spanish linguistics at the University of Florida, where she researched individual differences in second language processing among low-proficiency adult native English learners of Spanish.
    keywords: authors; bilingualism; book; chapter; cognitive; language; research; spanish
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          id: ejall-2446
      author: Henshaw, Florencia G.
       title: Review: Beaudrie, Sara, Ducar, Cynthia, & Potowski, Kim (2014). Heritage language teaching: Research and practice. New York, New York: McGraw Hill.
        date: 2015
       words: 2225
      flesch: 42
     summary: The authors then explain in attainable terms important phenomena like attrition and language contact, which are fundamental to helping HL educators better understand not only why certain features are present in HL learners’ linguistic production, but more importantly, why HL learners should not be considered deficient or incomplete speakers of the target language. The premise of the book is that HL learners are fundamentally different from second language (L2) learners, and the most common differences between the two are explained at length in chapter 3.
    keywords: chapter; heritage; language; learners; research; teaching
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        item: #29 of 166
          id: ejall-2448
      author: García Agüero, Alba Nalleli
       title: Marcadores discursivos indicadores de cortesía de la variedad mexicana. Un enfoque pluricéntrico para su enseñanza en ELE
        date: 2016
       words: 12350
      flesch: 53
     summary: Propiciar la formulación de hipótesis sobre el funcionamiento de algunos marcadores discursivos de la oralidad de la variedad mexicana Un enfoque pluricéntrico para su enseñanza en ELE ALBA NALLELI GARCÍA AGÜERO*1 Universität Bern Received 10 September 2015; received in revised form 28 February 2016; accepted 10 July 2016 ABSTRACT ES En este artículo se discute la importancia que comportan la enseñanza y la adquisición de los marcadores discursivos conversacionales para el desarrollo de la competencia comunicativa de los estudiantes de E/LE.
    keywords: acuerdo; algunos; así; bueno; como; con; con el; con la; conversacionales; cortesía; de cortesía; de la; de los; de méxico; decir; del; del español; dentro; discursivos; discurso; ejemplo; el de; en el; en la; entre; españa; español; esta; este; estos; estudiantes; está; funciones; función; garcía; hablante; imagen; interlocutor; javier; journall; las; lengua; lingüística; los; los marcadores; manera; marcadores; marcadores de; marcadores que; martín; mexicana; méxico; para; parte; pero; por; pueden; pues; que; que el; que los; que se; qué; sobre; son; también; una; unidades; uso; variedad; verbal; y la; ándale; órale
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        item: #30 of 166
          id: ejall-2449
      author: Attardo, Salvatore
       title: Humor, language, and pedagogy: An introduction to this special issue
        date: 2016
       words: 1343
      flesch: 50
     summary: Despite much research on the role of humor in the L2 classroom (see Bell, 2017; Bell & Pomerantz, 2016 for reviews), the conclusion of several major meta-analyses of the field of humor and teaching (Martin, Preiss, Gayle, & Allen, 2006; Banas, Dunbar, Rodriguez, & Liu, 2011; McMorris, Boothroyd, & Pietrangelo, 1997) is that, as Bell and Pomerantz (2016) plaintively put it, “it has been difficult to connect the use of humor to increased learning” (p. 101). Banas et al. strike a marginally more optimistic note, concluding that the empirical evidence for the effects of humor on learning is considerably more mixed, with some scholars finding that humor enhances learning (. . .) and others finding no relationship between learning from humor” (2011, p. 131).
    keywords: attardo; classroom; humor; language; research; salvatore
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        item: #31 of 166
          id: ejall-2450
      author: Monami, Elena
       title: Recensione: Diadori, Pierangela, Palermo, Massimo e Troncarelli, Donatella (2015). Insegnare l’italiano come seconda lingua. Roma, Italia: Carocci.
        date: 2016
       words: 1816
      flesch: 46
     summary: i limiti, il formato e la spendibilità. Alla luce di tutto ciò possiamo senz’altro affermare che l’opera di Diadori, Palermo e Troncarelli costituisce un eccellente strumento nell’ambito della ricerca e della didattica dell’italiano per stranieri: gli argomenti sono trattati in modo rigorosamente scientifico e altrettanto accessibile a coloro che, a vario livello, operano in questo campo.
    keywords: capitolo; che; del; della; dell’italiano; didattica; italiano; lingua; nel; stranieri; volume
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        item: #32 of 166
          id: ejall-2451
      author: Balboni, Paolo E.
       title: Etica nell’approccio, nel metodo, nelle azioni dell’educazione linguistica
        date: 2014
       words: 8316
      flesch: 44
     summary: (La nostra posizione è che una didattica che non consideri almeno l’opposizione tra personalità olistiche e analitiche, induttive e deduttive, estroverse ed introverse non rispetta la verità della natura delle persone e non cerca il bene di coloro che, nelle diadi sopra, vengono trascurate). Il regista dell’educazione linguistica L’insegnante è la figura di supporto all’intero schema grafico visto sopra, colui che evita che si inclini troppo da un lato focalizzando la lingua/cultura e le sue regole, le sue proprietà, le sue convenzioni, o dall’altro lato consentendo allo studente di impadronirsi della lingua, usandola sciattamente, commettendo errori che vanno accettati purché si comunichi, e così via.
    keywords: abbiamo; alla; anche; approccio; azioni; balboni; che; che è; cioè; come; competenza; comunicativa; con; cui; cultura; dei; della; dell’educazione; des; di una; dimensione; esempio; essere; etica; eticamente; gli; glottodidattica; italia; journall; language; lingua; linguistica; mondo; nel; nelle; nell’educazione; non; ogni; persona; può; quanto; quella; questo; quindi; riflessione; secondo; sia; solo; sono; sopra; studente; sua; sulla; tra; una; uno; valutazione; verifica; è un
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        item: #33 of 166
          id: ejall-2454
      author: Ferrarotti, Laura
       title: Review: Farrell, Thomas S. C. (2015). Reflective language teaching: From research to practice. London, New York: Bloomsbury.
        date: 2016
       words: 3189
      flesch: 45
     summary: In particular, the book’s manual-like style and user-friendly presentation make this text a helpful resource for language teachers from different educational and cultural backgrounds, ranging from mother-tongue teachers and experts in applied linguistics, to non-native teachers, to TESOL students and trainers, and graduate students in applied linguistics. Reflective language teaching: From research to practice.
    keywords: action; chapter; classroom; language; practices; reflection; research; students; teachers; teaching
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        item: #34 of 166
          id: ejall-2456
      author: Rodriguez Nuero , Salvador
       title: Reseña: Úbeda Mansilla, Paloma y Escribano Ortega, María Luisa (2015). Arquitectura y construcción. Español académico y profesional. Madrid, España: Edinumen.
        date: 2016
       words: 2879
      flesch: 43
     summary: No cabe duda que estos escenarios ofrecen un campo muy adecuado para desarrollar actividades comunicativas atractivas y motivadoras, que los mismos estudiantes habrán desarrollado en su propia lengua, y que, por lo tanto, pueden facilitar el aprendizaje. Una primera sección, Comunicación, dirigida a activar el conocimiento contextual latente, sitúa al estudiante en el espacio concreto y con los objetos, sujetos y actividades con los que se puede encontrar, para posteriormente presentar una comprensión lectora (o auditiva) sobre un diálogo o conversación articulada de formas diversas y que permite poner en funcionamiento el conocimiento activado.
    keywords: actividades; arquitectura; como; con; contenidos; del; español; fines; las; lengua; los; madrid; manual; más; nos; para; por; que; una; unidad; universidad
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        item: #35 of 166
          id: ejall-2457
      author: Hess Zimmermann, Karina
       title: Is this a joke? Metalinguistic reflections on verbal jokes during the school years
        date: 2016
       words: 10355
      flesch: 62
     summary: Moreover, lexical jokes were easier to understand and analyze than syntactical jokes, especially for younger participants. Lexical jokes are based on a semantic ambiguity of a word or linguistic expression.
    keywords: ability; children; content; development; disjunctor; example; grade; hess; humor; impact; jokes; language; new; non; participants; reflections; responses; school; text; years
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        item: #36 of 166
          id: ejall-2458
      author: Hale, Adrian
       title: The risks and rewards of teaching with humour in Western Sydney: Adapting pedagogy to complex demographics
        date: 2016
       words: 13791
      flesch: 53
     summary: This potentiality is extremely difficult to assess, but it is important to consider at this point that the potential for English language deficit, for UWS students, is quite high. However, once the failure rate is factored into the equation, there is some more corroborating evidence: at between 25-30% failure rate for all first years (a failure rate 5-10% above the national tertiary average), UWS students are clearly underprepared for the linguistic demands of university (Grebennikov & Skaines, 2008).
    keywords: course; data; educational; educator; english; experience; face; feedback; humour; journall; language; learning; overall; power; social; staff; students; sydney; teaching; unit; university; use; uws; uws students; western
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        item: #37 of 166
          id: ejall-2459
      author: Bacon, Chris K.
       title: Review: Gramling, David (2016). The invention of monolingualism. New York, New York: Bloomsbury Academic.
        date: 2018
       words: 2921
      flesch: 38
     summary: This chapter grapples with the degree to which the increasingly popular “soft multilingualism” (Noorani, 2013), which has proven highly marketable in current world literature, actually disrupts literary monolingualism, or whether this trend merely reifies the concept of monolingualism by commodifying its opposition. Ellis (2006) reviewed scholarly literature on monolingualism, identifying three major representations: 1) Monolingualism as the “unmarked case,” or a norm against which multilingualism is set as the exception; 2) Monolingualism as a limitation on cognitive, communicative, social or vocational potential; 3) Monolingualism as a dangerous phenomenon with detrimental effects on social and educational policy.
    keywords: book; chapter; college; gramling; invention; language; linguistics; monolingualism; studies
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        item: #38 of 166
          id: ejall-2461
      author: Prada, Josh; Turnbull, Blake
       title: The role of translanguaging in the multilingual turn: Driving philosophical and conceptual renewal in language education 
        date: 2018
       words: 11205
      flesch: 45
     summary: A multilingual classroom with such an orientation would also incorporate Cook’s (2002) view of language learners as language users with multicompetence: a notion that helps us rethink the negative connotations associated with the deficiency of being a learner, as well as a shift of focus away from idealizing the native speaker as the target model of THE ROLE OF TRANSLANGUAGING IN THE MULTILINGUAL TURN E-JournALL 5(2) (2018), pp. 8-23 11 successful communicative competence. García and Li Wei (2014) emphasize that, regardless of context, language learners are not learning a separate language; instead, they are taking control of their own learning to appropriate and assimilate new languaging strategies and unique meaning-making resources.
    keywords: bilingual; bilingualism; classroom; contexts; education; garcía; journal; language; language education; learners; learning; monolingual; new; practices; speaker; students; teaching; translanguaging; turn; university; use
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        item: #39 of 166
          id: ejall-2465
      author: Prada, Josh; Nikula, Tarja
       title: Introduction to the special issue: On the transgressive nature of translanguaging pedagogies
        date: 2018
       words: 4543
      flesch: 40
     summary: Their discussion of tensions and struggles involved remind us of challenges that transforming language practices can trigger, yet there are also obvious transgressive aspects through problematization of language and monoglossic views of multilingualism by teachers and their students alike. As translanguaging gains traction in language education, its political and ideological implications are becoming central considerations to researchers and practitioners.
    keywords: classroom; clil; education; garcía; issue; language; learning; new; practices; transgressive; translanguaging; university; wei
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        item: #40 of 166
          id: ejall-2466
      author: Duarte, Joana; Günther-van der Meij, Mirjam
       title: A holistic model for multilingualism in education
        date: 2018
       words: 11624
      flesch: 52
     summary: Due to the complex language ecology of our research setting (Duarte & Günther-van der Meij, 2018), which derives both from an increase in different languages and from the tensions in promoting a regional minority language in education, a holistic model for multilingualism in education was developed in order to work with teachers in developing tailored interventions that tackle new needs in language education. Linking multilingual language learning to content knowledge across the curriculum supports higher understanding of teachers for the basic requirement of language education as transversal task.
    keywords: approaches; class; classroom; der; design; duarte; dutch; education; english; frisian; instruction; isra; knowledge; language; learning; migrant; minority; model; multilingualism; new; polish; project; pupils; research; school; teacher; teaching; translanguaging; van
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        item: #41 of 166
          id: ejall-2472
      author: Dang, Tien Ngoc Dung
       title: Impact of the usage of Vietnamese consonant-vowel (CV) structure on the intelligibility of Vietnamese speakers of English
        date: 2018
       words: 10543
      flesch: 53
     summary: Do syllable word errors influence Vietnamese speakers’ intelligibility on an English pronunciation test? The table shows that the “are” appears in the 50 transcripts written by all the ten listeners, indicating that the variant [ɑ:] from the /Ɔ:l/ is almost certainly resulted from the application of Vietnamese open syllables to produce the English closed syllable CVL. - /Il/
    keywords: application; consonant; cvl; dang; efl; english; errors; intelligibility; language; pronunciation; research; second; speakers; speech; structure; syllable; syllable structure; test; transcript; university; vietnamese; vowel; words
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        item: #42 of 166
          id: ejall-2474
      author: Gómez-Ortiz, María-José
       title: Estudio comparativo de las metáforas del deporte y el juego en la prensa económica y política española e inglesa
        date: 2018
       words: 9347
      flesch: 55
     summary: La estrategia y la negociación Juego de apuestas El riesgo En español, los resultados muestran la preferencia por los términos procedentes del dominio fuente de la vela para expresar en el dominio meta la intención de orientar o explicar a los ciudadanos, en una función divulgativa, cómo se debería llevar el rumbo de la economía y de la política, muchas veces con una idea de incertidumbre en el fondo. El presente trabajo estudia las metáforas del deporte y del juego en el contexto de la economía y la política y más concretamente en la prensa española e inglesa en los últimos años, coincidiendo con la todavía actual crisis económica y su intento de explicarla por parte de los responsables políticos y periodistas especialistas.
    keywords: actividad; apuestas; carreras; como; con; contexto; de la; del; del deporte; deporte; deporte y; dominio; economía; económica; el juego; en el; en la; entre; español; este; estudio; fuente; general; idea; inglés; juego; la economía; la política; language; las; las metáforas; lengua; los; meta; metaphors; metáforas; más; para; política; prensa; que; que se; sobre; términos; una; y de; y el; y la
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        item: #43 of 166
          id: ejall-2478
      author: Roldán-Riejos, Ana; Úbeda Mansilla, Paloma
       title: El léxico de la ingeniería y su aprendizaje: estudio exploratorio
        date: 2018
       words: 10259
      flesch: 48
     summary: Con el fin de facilitar el aprendizaje del vocabulario, se proporciona a los alumnos abundante material auténtico y ejemplos estructurados secuencialmente, que se compone de: 1) Material escrito: tomado de libros de ingeniería, así como artículos de revistas del sector de la construcción en inglés, procedentes de la biblioteca de la universidad, en formato papel y electrónico. Estudio léxico-semántico Para llevar a cabo el estudio léxico-semántico de los ejemplos anteriormente citados, en primer lugar, se categoriza contextualmente el subdominio al que cada ejemplo pertenece, así cortina está dentro del subdominio de la hidrología, que a su vez está comprendido en el dominio de la ingeniería de la construcción.
    keywords: alumnos; análisis; aprendizaje; asiento; básico; colocaciones; como; comprensión; con; con el; construcción; de la; de los; del; ejemplos; el significado; en el; enfoque; english; entre; español; este; estudio; forma; funcional; ingeniería; ingeniería de; inglés; journall; la ingeniería; language; las; learning; lenguaje; lenguas; lingüística; los; léxicas; léxico; mansilla; medio; metáfora; más; objetos; para; parte; por; pueden; que; que el; riejos; roldán; significado; tipo; técnico; una; uso; y la; ámbito; úbeda
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        item: #44 of 166
          id: ejall-2479
      author: Belpoliti, Flavia
       title: Reseña: Lingüística hispánica actual: libro de texto, guía didáctica y portal digital
        date: 2018
       words: 4245
      flesch: 38
     summary: El capítulo 6 describe la evolución del español por medio de conceptos centrales de la lingüística diacrónica; de especial interés resultan las secciones 6.4, el cambio de las sibilantes y de la yod en el devenir de la lengua del castellano medieval al español moderno, y la sección 6.6 que explora los préstamos léxicos que han ingresado al vocabulario español a lo largo de su historia. Los primeros seis capítulos presentan el estudio de la lingüística hispana en términos generales a partir de los campos tradicionales que van desde las unidades mínimas hasta la lengua en uso: conceptos centrales de lingüística general y sus áreas disciplinares en el capítulo 1, fonética y fonología del español en el capítulo 2; morfología española en el capítulo 3; sintaxis en el capítulo 4; semántica y pragmática en el capítulo 5, y la historia de la lengua española en el capítulo 6.
    keywords: actividades; actual; basols; cada; capítulo; centrales; como; con; del; español; guía; hispánica; introducción; investigación; lacorte; las; lengua; lingüística; lingüística hispánica; los; muñoz; para; por; portal; proyecto; que; secciones; sobre; temas; una
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        item: #45 of 166
          id: ejall-2485
      author: Mendizábal de la Cruz, Nieves
       title: Reseña: Trovato, Giuseppe (2016). Mediación lingüística y enseñanza de español/LE. Cuadernos de didáctica del español/LE. Madrid: Arco/Libros. 
        date: 2017
       words: 2103
      flesch: 36
     summary: Para ello destaca la interpretación de conferencias, de carácter monológico y unidireccional; la interpretación de enlace bilateral, dentro de contextos dialógicos con el cambio constante de código lingüístico; la mediación oral de carácter informal; la interpretación de signos, carteles, mensajes escritos y menús, que consiste en la transcodificación y reformulación de la información de la lengua extranjera a la lengua materna a partir de los elementos de comunicación auténticos; la traducción a la vista y la oralización de un texto escrito en lengua A a lengua B. En lo que se refiere a la tipología de mediación lingüística escrita, destaca la traducción general, la traducción profesional, el resumen de textos, la paráfrasis de textos y la traducción pedagógica con fines didácticos, como tipo de mediación entre el contenido gramatical y los aprendices. El tema de la competencia mediadora no ha sido tratado en profundidad hasta que en el año 2002 el Consejo de Europa encargó la elaboración del documento de referencia para las lenguas (MCER), en el que se habla de la destreza de mediación en paralelo a las destrezas de comprensión oral y escrita, expresión oral y escrita e interacción, dentro de la más amplia competencia lingüística y comunicativa.
    keywords: como; competencia; con; del; español; las; lenguas; lingüística; los; mediación; para; que; una
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        item: #46 of 166
          id: ejall-2490
      author: Di Gesú, Floriana
       title: Rese˜ña: Bailini, Sonia (2016). La interlengua de lenguas afines. El español de los italianos, el italiano de los españoles. Milano: LED. 
        date: 2017
       words: 2268
      flesch: 47
     summary: la psicolingüística, la lingüística teórica, la sociolingüística, la didáctica de la lengua y el análisis de errores. En el Capítulo 2 encontramos, como afirma la autora, “una reseña bibliográfica razonada de los principales análisis de la interlengua y de los errores de aprendientes italianos de español lengua extranjera” (p. 59).
    keywords: análisis; como; con; corpus; criterios; del; español; interlengua; las; lenguas; los; por; que; una
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        item: #47 of 166
          id: ejall-2492
      author: Torresan, Paolo; Fasura, Vivian
       title: Indagine sull’ascolto ripetuto
        date: 2020
       words: 20674
      flesch: 58
     summary: Lo studio rapporta la percentuale di comprensione, audizione dopo audizione, a tre ordini di variabili: la calibrazione del testo, la presenza di uno scambio con i compagni, il numero di volte in cui il testo viene ascoltato. Esiste,   infatti,   una   correlazione   tra   l’abilità   di   comprendere  un  testo  orale  e  l’abilità  di  lettura  (Badian,  1999;  Bozorgian,  2012),  e  pure  tra  la  stessa  abilità  di   comprensione  orale  e  l’abilità  di  produzione  orale  (Lynch,  1996;  Rost,  1994).    
    keywords: -­‐; 70–111; alla; ascolto; brano; cfr; che; classe; competenza; comprensione; con; confronto; cui; dei; del; della; e-­‐journall; format; gli; humphris; incremento; krashen; language; listening; non; nuclei; più; prima; ripetuto; rispetto; scarto; seconda; socializzazione; somministrazione; sono; studenti; tabella; testo; torresan; una
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        item: #48 of 166
          id: ejall-2494
      author: Padilla, Lillie Vivian
       title: Reseña: Macedo, Donaldo (Ed.) (2019). Decolonizing foreign language education: The misteaching of English and other colonial languages. Routledge. 
        date: 2020
       words: 2425
      flesch: 42
     summary: Sus intereses de investigación incluyen la sociolingüística, la pedagogía de las lenguas de herencia, la traducción y la adquisición de segundas lenguas. 112–115 113   En  una  oleada  de  la  lucha  contra  la  brutalidad  policial,  el  racismo,  la  desigualdad  y  las  violaciones  de   los   derechos   humanos,   el   libro  Decolonizing   Foreign   Language   Education,   editado  por  Donaldo  Macedo,   no   podría   haber   llegado   en   mejor   momento.  
    keywords: enseñanza; las; lenguas; los; que
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        item: #49 of 166
          id: ejall-2508
      author: Borro, Ilaria; Conti, Sergio; Fiorenza, Elisa
       title: Ripensare l’insegnamento delle lingue straniere a partire dall’esperienza della didattica a distanza: introduzione al numero speciale
        date: 2021
       words: 5312
      flesch: 40
     summary: È membro attivo di GRAAL (Gruppo di Ricerca e Azione sull’Apprendimento delle Lingue), nel cui contesto contribuisce all’organizzazione di eventi di formazione per docenti di lingua e al sostegno di attività di ricerca, con lo scopo di diffondere una didattica delle lingue con salde basi scientifiche ed empiriche. BorroContiFiorenza_8.2 E-JournALL, EuroAmerican Journal of Applied Linguistics and Languages Special Issue, Volume 8, Issue 2, November 2021, 1-8 ISSN 2376-905X http://doi.org/10.21283/2376905X.14.262 www.e-journall.org © Borro 2021.
    keywords: alla; anche; apprendenti; borro; che; come; con; cui; dad; degli; delle; delle lingue; didattica; distanza; docenti; graal; language; learning; lingue; nel; nella; numero; ricerca; roma; sia; speciale; studenti; studi; teaching; tre; una; università; valutazione
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        item: #50 of 166
          id: ejall-2509
      author: Olevano, Alessandra
       title: Recensione: Diadori, Pierangela (2015). Insegnare italiano L2 a religiosi cattolici. L'italiano lingua veicolare nella Chiesa e la formazione linguistica del clero. Firenze, Italia: Le Monnier – Mondadori.
        date: 2017
       words: 1922
      flesch: 49
     summary: Sus líneas de investigación son la historia del pensamiento lingüístico, la lingüística jesuita en los países de América Latina entre 1600 y 1700, las gramáticas del idioma maltés y la didáctica del italiano.   Rossi  Leonardo,  &  Wank  Robert  (2010)  La  diffusione  dell’italiano  nel  mondo  attraverso  la  religione  e  la  chiesa   cattolica:   ricerche   e   nuove  prospettive.  
    keywords: chiesa; della; lingua; l’italiano; religiosi
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          id: ejall-2510
      author: Nuzzo, Elena; Santoro, Elisabetta
       title: Apprendimento, insegnamento e uso di competenze pragmatiche in italiano L2/LS: la ricerca a partire dagli anni Duemila
        date: 2017
       words: 18957
      flesch: 51
     summary: Lo   studio   di   Pernas,   Gillani   e   Cacchione   (2011)   riporta   dapprima   i   risultati   di   un’osservazione   sull’acquisizione   dei   segnali   discorsivi   da   parte   di   apprendenti   ispanofoni,   per   poi   passare   in   rassegna   i   manuali  di  italiano  più  usati  nelle  scuole  spagnole  che  insegnano  lingue  straniere  agli  adulti,  con  particolare   riferimento  alla  dimensione  testuale  e  ai  segnali  discorsivi  in  particolare.   Studi  Italiani  di  Linguistica  Teorica  e  Applicata,  XLIII(1),  153-­‐167.  
    keywords: alla; anche; apprendenti; atti; che; competenza; con; corpus; cura; dati; degli; dei; della; dell’italiano; discorsivi; e di; gli; italiano; lingua; linguistici; livello; modificatori; nativi; nel; non; nuzzo; parlanti; parte; più; pragmatica; richieste; risultati; santoro; segnali; sono; studi; tra; una
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        item: #52 of 166
          id: ejall-2517
      author: La Russa, Francesca; Nuzzo, Elena
       title: Peer corrective feedback as an opportunity for metalinguistic reflection in tandem telecollaboration
        date: 2021
       words: 10250
      flesch: 60
     summary: okay but ## xx> because:: ehm # mm # from my perspective is just that Recanati is one village but Cinque Terre are five # < I mean nation is composed of people # animated # so::: GEN:
    keywords: english; example; feedback; gar; italian; knowledge; language; learners; learning; mig; peer; pie; pwcf; students; tap; teaching; use; writing; yeah
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        item: #53 of 166
          id: ejall-2518
      author: Del Bono, Federica; Bonvino, Elisabetta
       title: Dalla valutazione in DaD alle scale di valutazione dell’adeguatezza
        date: 2021
       words: 12118
      flesch: 53
     summary: Vengono usati alcuni riferimenti anaforici, ma non sempre in modo adeguato (per es. più di due frasi di seguito contengono lo stesso soggetto esplicito, che risulta ridondante oppure non lo esplicitano quando è necessario). Ha conseguito il Dottorato di Ricerca in Linguistica presso École Pratique des Hautes Études (Parigi).
    keywords: abilità; alcuni; alla; alle; anche; apprendenti; aspetti; attività; bono; bonvino; cfr; che; come; competenza; con; cui; dad; degli; dei; della; della valutazione; didattica; difficoltà; distanza; docenti; esempio; essere; figura; funzionale; hanno; infatti; inoltre; invece; journall; kuiken; language; lingua; linguistico; modalità; nel; non; parte; performance; più; presenza; problemi; produzione; prove; quanto; questo; risultati; roma; scale; scritta; sia; sono; strumenti; tabella; task; termini; testo; tipo; tra; tre; una; valutare; valutazione; vedder; verifica
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        item: #54 of 166
          id: ejall-2519
      author: Peppoloni, Diana
       title: Caratteristiche e implicazioni di una glottodidattica mobile. Un possibile quadro teorico-metodologico di riferimento
        date: 2021
       words: 10798
      flesch: 37
     summary: Al contrario, gli studenti co-costruiscono nuovi concetti e idee assieme al docente, sviluppando la loro capacità di comprensione sulla base di una miscela di conoscenze pregresse e attuali. Se adeguatamente impiegato dal docente di lingua, esso dovrebbe condurre a un maggior confronto e a una più ampia capacità relazionale tra gli apprendenti e tra questi e il docente, anche al di fuori della classe di lingua e, quindi, dei contesti di studio tradizionali.
    keywords: agli; alla; alle; anche; apprendenti; apprendimento; attività; capacità; caratteristiche; che; ciò; classe; come; comunicazione; con; contesti; corso; così; cui; dal; degli; dei; della; della lingua; di lingua; di una; dispositivi; dispositivi mobili; distanza; docente; essere; gli; gli studenti; glottodidattica; glottodidattica mobile; gruppo; hulme; il docente; journall; kukulska; language; language learning; learning; lingua; lingua target; linguistico; loro; l’uso; mall; mobile; mobile e; modalità; nel; non; parte; peppoloni; percorso; più; possono; propri; può; quali; questo; riflessione; risultati; sia; strumenti; studenti; studio; sui; sulla; tali; target; tecnologie; tra; una
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        item: #55 of 166
          id: ejall-2520
      author: Gasparini, Alice
       title: Usabilità ed efficacia di ambienti di apprendimento digitale in ambito linguistico
        date: 2021
       words: 10345
      flesch: 45
     summary: L’usabilità descrive e misura la facilità d’uso di un sistema (Nielsen, 1994), un fattore cruciale nel determinare una buona o cattiva esperienza dell’utente e dello studente all’interno del sito o dell’ambiente formativo. I principali aspetti innovativi del lavoro sono l’impiego di un sistema non deputato alla formazione, il CMS WordPress, allestito per diventare un ambiente di apprendimento e lo strumento utilizzato per la raccolta dei dati quantitativi.
    keywords: alla; alle; ambienti; analytics; apprendenti; apprendimento; attività; canzoni; che; ciò; come; con; contenuti; corso; cui; dal; dati; degli; dei; del; della; dell’usabilità; didattica; digitale; discenti; figura; gasparini; gli; hanno; italiano; journall; language; learning; lingua; linguistico; loro; moodle; navigazione; nel; non; pagina; parte; pedagogica; più; quanto; questo; quindi; ricerca; risorse; seconda; sia; sistema; software; sono; stati; studenti; studio; tra; una; università; usabilità; utenti; valutazione; viene; visite; web; wordpress
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        item: #56 of 166
          id: ejall-2522
      author: Gasca Jiménez, Laura
       title: Reseña: García, Ofelia, Ibarra Johnson, Susanna, & Seltzer, Kate (2017). The translanguaging classroom: Leveraging student bilingualism for learning. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Caslon.
        date: 2018
       words: 2387
      flesch: 44
     summary: Sin embargo, The translanguaging classroom: Leveraging student bilingualism for learning, editado por Ofelia García, Susana Ibarra Johnson y Kate Seltzer, destaca por ser el primero en brindar un puente entre la teoría y la práctica mediante explicaciones concisas sobre las bases teóricas del translenguar y pautas detalladas para su implementación. Resulta particularmente relevante para el campo de la enseñanza de lenguas de herencia, área en la que proliferan las propuestas que promueven el multilingüismo y la inclusión de las experiencias previas de los estudiantes (p. ej., Leeman, 2018).
    keywords: capítulo; garcía; language; las; los; new; para; por; que; translanguaging; translenguar; york
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        item: #57 of 166
          id: ejall-2523
      author: Guerrero-Rodriguez, Paola
       title: Reseña: Mazak, Catherine M. & Carroll, Kevin S. (Eds.). (2017). Translanguaging in higher education. Beyond monolingual ideologies. Bristol, United Kingdom: Multilingual Matters. 
        date: 2018
       words: 2694
      flesch: 49
     summary: Continuando con el estudio de la percepción de los docentes hacia las prácticas translingüísticas, en el capítulo nueve Doiz y Lasagabaster presentan las opiniones de 13 maestros de inglés del País Vasco, España, con respecto al uso de la lengua materna en un contexto donde el inglés es el medio de instrucción (pp. 162-163). Mediante el análisis de textos escritos y orales —la presentación de Power Point usada por el profesor Liu y el audio de la grabación de la presentación— los autores muestran como el uso estratégico de recursos bi/multilingües, así como de multimodalidades en un contexto bi/multilingüe, puede facilitar la comunicación intercultural y el desarrollo de un lenguaje académico por parte de hablantes bilingües emergentes (p. 177).
    keywords: capítulo; como; con; del; education; este; estudiantes; language; las; lenguas; los; prácticas; que; translingüismo; translingüísticas; una
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        item: #58 of 166
          id: ejall-2524
      author: Scibetta, Andrea
       title: Recensione: Firpo, Elena, & Sanfelici, Laura (2016). La visione eteroglossica del bilinguismo: spagnolo lingua d’origine e Italstudio. Modelli e prospettive tra gli Stati Uniti e l’Italia. Milano, Italia: Edizioni Universitarie Lettere Economia Diritto - Lingue Culture Mediazioni.
        date: 2018
       words: 4341
      flesch: 42
     summary: da parte degli studenti ispanofoni, il miglioramento delle abilità di studio (accompagnato allo sviluppo di abilità di riflessione metalinguistica) e la conoscenza e l’uso delle TIC (Tecnologie dell’Informazione e della Comunicazione). e del plurilinguismo.
    keywords: alla; bilingue; bilinguismo; capitolo; che; come; contesto; degli; dei; del; della; d’origine; ispanofoni; italiano; language; li.lo; lingua; linguistica; nel; parte; progetto; spagnolo; studenti; sul; translanguaging; una; viene
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        item: #59 of 166
          id: ejall-2526
      author: Carbonara, Valentina
       title: Recensione: Mazzaferro, Gerardo (Ed.). (2018). Translanguaging as everyday practice. Cham, Switzerland: Springer.
        date: 2018
       words: 3835
      flesch: 44
     summary: I suoi interessi di ricerca sono il bilinguismo, l’apprendimento precoce delle lingue, la metodologia CLIL e il translanguaging. Il contributo si conclude con una riflessione sull’importanza di promuovere un approccio pedagogico basato sulla non separazione fra cognitivo ed emotivo, mente e corpo e abilità linguistiche.
    keywords: anche; carbonara; che; con; contributo; cui; degli; dei; del; della; fra; gli; language; libro; lingua; linguistica; mazzaferro; nel; non; practice; pratiche; presenta; ricerca; siena; studio; translanguaging; una; università; uno
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        item: #60 of 166
          id: ejall-2529
      author: Torresan, Paolo
       title: Insidie nella confezione di un cloze mirato. Appunti a partire dall’osservazione di cloze morfolessicali della certificazione di italiano per stranieri CELI
        date: 2016
       words: 10011
      flesch: 63
     summary: 43-63 52 Si dirà, a ragione, che il cloze non è un test di lettura; piuttosto mira a valutare una competenza specifica. indica che il NE ha un dubbio o non considera necessaria l’aggiunta di una parola.
    keywords: alla; anche; cambridge; candidato; cappuccino; caso; celi; certificazione; che; chiavi; cloze; come; competenza; con; confezione; cui; cvcl; dal; dei; del; della; deve; di un; essere; figura; insidie; invece; italiano; item; journall; language; latte; lettore; lettura; livello; mirato; nei; nel; non; oller; parola; parte; più; prescrizione; problemi; propria; può; risposte; secondo; sono; testo; torresan; un cloze; una; university
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        item: #61 of 166
          id: ejall-2531
      author: Sponchiado, Dario
       title: Cronaca di una lezione annunciata: process drama e glottodrama tra passato e sperimentazioni odierne
        date: 2016
       words: 11959
      flesch: 48
     summary: Il teacher in role ha ben presente il suo canovaccio, ma gli studenti ovviamente non sanno cosa aspetti loro e sono liberi di agire e rispondere ai vari input come ritengono più opportuno. Nella Figura 2, l’area colorata della freccia rappresenta il grado di libertà nella produzione orale: minore è l’estensione, minore è la libertà e viceversa.
    keywords: agli; alla; altri; anche; attività; attraverso; capacità; che; classe; college; colorado; come; con; con il; copione; corso; così; cui; dal; degli; dei; del; della; di un; didattica; drama; drama e; durante; e il; e la; essere; figura; film; gli; gli studenti; glottodrama; grado; gruppo; hanno; il drama; il glottodrama; il process; infatti; infine; inoltre; italia; italiano; journall; language; learning; lingua; loro; metodo; modo; nel; non; ogni; parte; personaggio; più; prima; process; process drama; progetto; proprio; punto; può; quanto; questo; quindi; role; ruolo; sia; solo; sono; sponchiado; stesso; straniera; studenti; studio; sua; sulla; teatrale; teatro; tempo; testo; tra; tutti; una; uno; video
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        item: #62 of 166
          id: ejall-2538
      author: Spaliviero, Camilla
       title: Teaching Italian as a second language through digital storytelling: Students’ perceptions towards izi.TRAVEL
        date: 2022
       words: 16713
      flesch: 51
     summary: Table 4 The Content of Students’ Multimodal Artifacts Sense Point of interest Written text Image Oral text Touch - Bars in Santa Margherita square - Bars in Santo Stefano square - La Fenice theatre - Franchetti palace - Mocenigo palace - San Barnaba street - Lido beaches - The joining of students’ hands as a symbol of friendship - The warmth of a cappuccino - A half full bottle of Italian wine due to the early closing of bars - The velvet armchairs of the theatre - An art exhibition made of wax - The velvet costumes of the XIII Century - An old metal doorknocker - The sand and the sea water - Joining of hands - A bottle of wine - Hands holding a coffee cup - The furniture of the theatre - A work of art made of wax - Venetian costumes - A doorknocker - Students walking barefoot on the beach Students’ audios of themselves reading the scripts Hearing - A private garden in Dorsoduro neighbourhood - Churches and bars in Santa Margherita square - Churches and bars near the Squero (boatyard) - The Zattere footpath - The bus station - A student’s house during a quarantine period - The tweeting of the birds in the morning - The ringing of the church bells in the night - The sounds of the coffee machine and of the waiters’ voices - The singing of the seagulls - The sirens warning before high tide - The noise of the marine traffic - Trees outside students’ balcony - Bell towers - A seagull - An espresso on the bar counter - Local newspaper headlines about high tide - Ferry boats in a Venetian canal Original recordings of: - birds - church bells - seagulls - high tide sirens - ferry boats Taste A selection of: - typical Venetian bars - typical Venetian restaurants - ethnic restaurants The history, the ingredients, and the sensations regarding: - Venetian drinks - Venetian dishes (such as the discovery of the carbonara without cream) - ethnic dishes - Bar interiors - Restaurant interiors - Drinks - Dishes Students’ audios of themselves reading the scripts STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS TOWARDS IZI.TRAVEL E-JournALL, 9(1) (2022), pp. Participants were a small group of students studying Italian as an L2 as part of a master’s program at an Italian university.
    keywords: activities; artifacts; audio; city; data; development; digital; dst; group; guide; italian; item; izi.travel; journall; language; learning; linguistic; multimodal; project; reading; research; skills; storytelling; students; teaching; text; tour; use; venice; writing; ○ ○
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        item: #63 of 166
          id: ejall-2540
      author: Gesuato, Sara
       title: Review: Trubnikova, Victoriya, & Garofolin, Benedetta. (2020). Lingua e interazione. Insegnare la pragmatica a scuola [Language and interaction. Teaching pragmatics at school]. Edizioni ETS.
        date: 2022
       words: 2830
      flesch: 39
     summary: Targeting first language (L1), second language (L2), and foreign language (FL) teachers, the volume starts by introducing key concepts in pragmatics, providing an overview of theoretical notions in communicative competence, and drawing pedagogical implications from these notions. The book then reports findings from a survey conducted among language teachers on their views on and experience with the teaching of linguistic pragmatics.
    keywords: book; gesuato; language; pragmatics; school; section; teachers; teaching; volume
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        item: #64 of 166
          id: ejall-2544
      author: Bhattacharya, Usree; Pradana, Wisnu A.; Wei, Xing; Tarquinio, Daniel; Datta, Olivia; Anderson, Kaleigh; Cruz-Díaz, Nicole
       title: Medical communication and advocacy through eye-tracking AAC: Implications for applied linguistics
        date: 2022
       words: 12372
      flesch: 50
     summary: Through an applied linguistics lens that centers the analysis of language use, we construct a case report capturing how Kalika, a child with Rett syndrome, offers medical information. Desde la perspectiva de la lingüística aplicada que analiza el uso del lenguaje, construimos un caso clínico que captura cómo Kalika, una niña con síndrome de Rett, proporciona información médica.
    keywords: aac; aac device; communication; del; device; education; example; eye; georgia; head; health; individuals; information; journall; kalika; language; linguistics; page; parents; reports; research; rett; rett syndrome; speech; study; syndrome; tracking; university; use; words
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        item: #65 of 166
          id: ejall-2549
      author: Giacosa, Antonella
       title: Clarification and repair in emergency remote EFL classes
        date: 2021
       words: 16884
      flesch: 52
     summary: (to the lecturer) what’s invoice? Lecturer [10:21]: it’s fattura Student 1 [10:21]: Sorry, I got confused with another word Lecturer [10:22]: maybe it’s mail voice # from Student 2 to Everyone [10:23] voice mail Lecturer [10:23]: yes it’s voice mail thank you, Student 2 (name) # from student 2 to Everyone [10:24] aah okay In turn, students experienced new ways to participate in lessons and interact with instructors.
    keywords: analysis; chat; cla; classes; classroom; communication; conversation; data; education; efl; ere; extract; face; hampel; interaction; language; learning; lecturer; lesson; online; oral; repair; self; sequence; student; studies; study; teacher; video
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        item: #66 of 166
          id: ejall-2551
      author: Ornaghi, Valentina
       title: Review: Trentin, G. (2020). Didattica con e nella rete. Dall’emergenza all’uso ordinario. Franco Angeli.
        date: 2021
       words: 3071
      flesch: 46
     summary: After showing how online resources can enhance students’ interaction and collaborative learning, the book illustrates how to plan and design online teaching activities, how to carry out assessment, and how teachers can use online resources for professional growth. From the emergency to everyday use) examines the opportunities that online resources can offer to teaching and learning, as well as to teachers’ training.
    keywords: assessment; language; learning; online; resources; students; teachers; teaching; use
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        item: #67 of 166
          id: ejall-2552
      author: Casentini, Marco
       title: Recensione: Russel, Victoria & Murphy-Judy, Kathryn (2020). Teaching language online. Routledge.
        date: 2021
       words: 2467
      flesch: 44
     summary: Palabras clave: ENSEÑANZA DE LENGUAS, ENSEÑANZA REMOTA, ADDIE 🖂 Marco Casentini, Sapienza Università di Roma marco.casentini@uniroma1.it RECENSIONE: TEACHING LANGUAGE ONLINE E-JournALL, 8(2) (2021), pp. Una volta completata la descrizione delle prime tre fasi del modello ADDIE, nel terzo capitolo viene illustrato come adattare le pratiche di didattica tradizionale (in presenza) già note in letteratura all’insegnamento di una lingua attraverso corsi misti (in presenza e on-line) o solamente a distanza, in particolare per quel che riguarda le abilità orali, notoriamente più critiche.
    keywords: anche; autrici; capitolo; che; corso; degli; del; delle; didattica; line; lingue; nel; non; roma; studenti; una
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        item: #68 of 166
          id: ejall-2554
      author: Bondarenko, Margaryta; Butera, Brianna; Rao, Rajiv
       title: Voice onset time (VOT) of L3 Spanish /ptk/ by multilingual heritage speakers of Ukrainian and Polish
        date: 2022
       words: 12914
      flesch: 55
     summary: Given that both Ukrainian and Polish, like Spanish and unlike English, are characterized by short-lag VOT, data were collected from six Ukrainian HSs and 11 Polish HSs in their heritage language (HL), in English, and in Spanish to compare potential effects of the HL on L3 VOT production. y la L3, y 2) competencia lingüística en la L3.
    keywords: /k/; /ptk/; /t/; acquisition; english; groups; heritage; hss; l1 english; l1 spanish; lag; language; mean; polish; results; spanish; speakers; table; task; ukrainian; values; vot; vot values
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        item: #69 of 166
          id: ejall-2563
      author: Walker, Talia
       title: Investigating the performance of emailed apologies by Australian learners of Italian
        date: 2022
       words: 15745
      flesch: 53
     summary: Key words: APOLOGIES, APOLOGY STRATEGIES, APOLOGY TYPOLOGY, AUSTRALIAN LEARNERS OF ITALIAN, EMAILED APOLOGIES ES Este estudio examina las estrategias elegidas por discentes australianos de italiano en las disculpas enviadas por e-mail. Through an analysis of emailed apologies elicited from a group of 42 intermediate and advanced Australian learners of Italian, this paper presents a typology of apologies in email communication.
    keywords: act; apologies; apology; apology strategies; communication; data; dct; email; english; example; expression; italian; journall; language; learners; non; nuzzo; offence; olshtain; paper; participants; performance; repair; research; speakers; speech; strategies; strategy; typology
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        item: #70 of 166
          id: ejall-2564
      author: Marocchini, Eleonora
       title: Politeness strategies in complaints in Italian: A study on IFL learners and Italian native speakers
        date: 2017
       words: 12866
      flesch: 55
     summary: Together,  these  results  seem  to  suggest  that  it  is  easier  for  NNSs  to  be  native-­‐like  when  choosing  the   type   of   complaint   to   perform   than   when   deciding   how   to   express   judgement   and   how   to   downgrade   complaints  through  modification.   The  tendency  among  NSs  to  prefer  the  judgment-­‐only  type  of  complaint  also  confirms  Nuzzo’s  (2007)   analysis   of   a   corpus   of   Italian   L1,   where   65,4%   of   complaints   were   judgment-­‐only,   as   opposed   to   25,9%   judgment-­‐and-­‐request  cases,  and  just  a  8,7%  request-­‐only  cases  (p.  121),  which  in  this  study  were  used  even   less  (in  favor  of  the  combined  form).    
    keywords: act; complaints; data; expression; italian; judgment; language; learners; modifiers; nnss; nss; nuzzo; participants; politeness; reparation; request; study; terms; type; use
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        item: #71 of 166
          id: ejall-2565
      author: Ottaviani, Anna Vittoria; Vedder, Ineke
       title: La protesta in italiano L2: un caso di autoapprendimento della pragmatica
        date: 2017
       words: 10290
      flesch: 50
     summary: Sei studenti universitari di madrelingua olandese si sono cimentati, sulla piattaforma multimediale online LIRA, in un percorso di autoapprendimento della pragmatica relativo all’atto della protesta in italiano L2. [Sì aspetta] un attimo solo dai (MD) lasciami vedere qua che stavo guardando con calma questa tanto non è che ci siam soffermate più di tanto eh?
    keywords: alla; anche; che; con; dei; della; esterni; gli; interni; italiano; lira; modificatori; nel; non; più; pragmatica; protesta; quanto; role-­‐play; sono; tempo; tra; una
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        item: #72 of 166
          id: ejall-2567
      author: Cortés Velásquez, Diego
       title: Cancelar una cita como estrategia de rechazo postergado: resultados e implicaciones didácticas de un estudio transcultural
        date: 2017
       words: 11982
      flesch: 56
     summary: Sus áreas de investigación incluyen la intercompresión entre lenguas romances, la pragmática transcultural y la didáctica de lenguas por tareas. Mi si è allagata la casa N/A Nota: El hablante expone el motivo de la cancelación haciendo referencia a un impedimento no especificado o a un imprevisto genérico o a un imprevisto del que específica la naturaleza.
    keywords: cancelación; cita; colombianos; como; con; de la; del; dos; en la; entre; español; este; estudio; grupo; italianos; las; los; más; para; por; que; situación; social; subacto; tabla; una; valor
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          id: ejall-2568
      author: Valentini, Ada
       title: Recensione: Santoro, Elisabetta & Vedder, Ineke (a cura di). (2016). Pragmatica e interculturalità in italiano lingua seconda. Firenze, Italia: Franco Cesati Editore.
        date: 2017
       words: 3285
      flesch: 45
     summary: Percorsi e strategie di acquisizione (a cura di Anna Giacalone Ramat, 2003, Roma: Carocci), di Verso una nuova lingua (a cura di Cecilia Andorno e Ada Valentini, 2017, Torino: Utet Università) e di numerosi altri lavori sull’acquisizione di lingue seconde e sulla struttura dell’informazione.     Si  tratta  di  un  ambito  –  a  dire  il   vero  –  ancora  un  poco   ‘sguarnito’  anche  perché  è  solo  da  poco  più  di  un  decennio  che   il   tema  ha   iniziato  a   destare   interesse   tra   coloro   che   si   occupano   di   acquisizione   e   insegnamento   dell’italiano,   dentro   e   fuori   d’Italia,  grazie  anche  alla  pubblicazione  nel  2006  di  Usare  un’altra  lingua. 
    keywords: che; della; italiano; nel; pragmatica; tra; una
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        item: #74 of 166
          id: ejall-2569
      author: Torregrossa, Jacopo
       title: Review: Chini, Marina (a cura di). (2015). Il parlato in (italiano) L2:aspetti pragmatici e prosodici. [(Italian) L2 spoken discourse: Prosodic and pragmatic aspects]. Milano, Italia: Franco Angeli.
        date: 2017
       words: 3948
      flesch: 36
     summary: Key words: L2 PROSODY, L2 PRAGMATICS, INTERACTION IN L2, INFORMATION STRUCTURE, DISCOURSE STRUCTURE ES Este volumen, editado por Marina Chini, sirve como foro para la discusión entre académicos cuyas investigaciones se centran en la prosodia y pragmática entre una lengua y otra. Palabras clave: PROSODIA L2, PRAGMÁTICA L2, INTERACCIÓN EN L2, ESTRUCTURA INFORMATIVA, ESTRUCTURA DEL DISCURSO IT
    keywords: discourse; italian; language; learners; prosodic; speakers; volume
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        item: #75 of 166
          id: ejall-2570
      author: Escalante, Chelsea
       title: ¡Ya pué[h]! Perception of coda-/s/ weakening among L2 and heritage speakers in coastal Ecuador
        date: 2018
       words: 16478
      flesch: 52
     summary: The location of study abroad experience was found to play a significant role in perception of the aspirated /s/, with greater acceptance of the aspirated variants as legitimate forms of Spanish /s/ among those learners with prior experience in /s/-weakening regions. El comportamiento de la /s/ implosiva en el habla de Caracas.
    keywords: /s/; /s/-weakening; arrival; aspiration; coda; context; english; experience; exposure; factor; final; frequency; hlls; individual; language; learners; level; participants; perceive; perception; proficiency; research; results; second; spanish; speakers; studies; study; time; university; variable; variation; word
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        item: #76 of 166
          id: ejall-2571
      author: Musanti, Sandra I.; Cavazos, Alyssa G.
       title: “Siento que siempre tengo que regresar al inglés”: Embracing a translanguaging stance in a Hispanic-serving institution
        date: 2018
       words: 12489
      flesch: 48
     summary: Deseo que los estudiantes analicen y reflexionen sobren sus propias experiencias como escritores y lectores y que reconozcan que estas experiencias tienen el mismo peso y validez que las fuentes académicas. I’m very happy with everyone who helped me achieve the English language; no matter what language I learn, I will always love my Spanish because fue el idioma con el que crecí, con que el que mis papas me enseñaron, y con el que algún día le enseñare a mis hijos a ser grandes personas.
    keywords: bilingual; bilingualism; cavazos; como; con; course; del; design; education; english; garcía; journall; knowledge; language; las; learning; los; moves; musanti; new; practices; que; rafael; repertoire; research; sandra; spanish; stance; students; teachers; teaching; texas; translanguaging; translingual; use; writing; year
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        item: #77 of 166
          id: ejall-2572
      author: Panzarella, Gioia; Sinibaldi, Caterina
       title: Translation in the language classroom: Multilingualism, diversity, collaboration
        date: 2018
       words: 9721
      flesch: 44
     summary: By engaging in translation activities as collaborative practices, language students can work within their zone of proximal development and draw on their collective knowledge to enhance their awareness of the forms and functions of language. However, recent surveys of the literature on language teaching reveal predominantly negative attitudes toward the use of translation as a pedagogical tool, mainly due to the notion that, when engaging in translation activities, learners are constrained by their native language and therefore unable to develop communicative fluency (Kelly & Bruen, 2014).
    keywords: activities; classroom; competence; english; italian; language; language classroom; language teaching; learners; learning; multilingualism; panzarella; skills; students; target; teaching; text; translation; united; university; use
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        item: #78 of 166
          id: ejall-2573
      author: Durán, Leah; Henderson, Kathryn I.
       title: Pockets of hope: Cases of linguistic flexibility in the classroom
        date: 2018
       words: 9812
      flesch: 54
     summary: Student language practices described as reflecting academic language, language variation, and code-switching represent three domains that are often talked about separately. In this study, we examine the pedagogical practices of two elementary teachers in central Texas who valued a wide range of student language performances.
    keywords: barry; bilingual; children; clarke; classroom; content; education; english; flexibility; garcía; karla; language; language practices; learning; practices; research; school; spanish; students; teachers; translanguaging; use; writing
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        item: #79 of 166
          id: ejall-2575
      author: Bieri, Aline S.
       title: Translanguaging practices in CLIL and non-CLIL biology lessons in Switzerland
        date: 2018
       words: 11735
      flesch: 63
     summary: Translanguaging practices in CLIL and non-CLIL biology lessons in Switzerland ALINE S. BIERI*1 University of Basel Received 17 June 2018; received in revised form 18 October 2018; accepted 19 November 2018 ABSTRACT EN Studies on translanguaging in Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) programmes have predominately focused on the use of the first language (L1) as a potential resource in CLIL lessons. Other studies on translanguaging in CLIL that focus on classroom data have revealed that translanguaging is not only a feature of many CLIL classrooms, but also that translanguaging practices do indeed serve various purposes such as facilitating content, managing the classroom, creating language awareness, or signalling alignment, to name just a few (see e.g. Gallagher & Colohan, 2017; Gierlinger, 2015; Moore & Nikula, 2016; Nikula & Moore, 2016; Paulsrud 2014, 2016; Toth 2018).
    keywords: biology; biology lessons; classroom; clil; clil biology; content; education; english; excerpt; german; language; learning; lessons; moore; nikula; practices; students; teacher; term; translanguaging; use; word
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        item: #80 of 166
          id: ejall-2576
      author: Pallotti, Gabriele; Borghetti, Claudia
       title: The effects of an experimental approach to writing instruction on monolingual and multilingual pupils in Italian primary schools
        date: 2019
       words: 11405
      flesch: 53
     summary: Multilingual pupils 3.19 (0.92) 3.68 (1.08) −0.99 - 0.01 0.53 (ns) Comprehensibility (1-6) 3.53 (0.93) 3.86 (1.01) 0.07 - 0.60 0.36 < .0001 Monolingual pupils 3.56 (0.95) 4.21 (0.87) 0.36 - 0.94 0.68 < .0001 Multilingual pupils 3.41 (0.89) 3.24 (0.98) −0.30 - 0.64 -0.18 ns Coherence-Cohesion KV (1-6) 2.89 (0.81) 3.47 (1.04) 0.33 - 0.82 0.72 < .0001 Monolingual pupils 2.95 (0.82) 3.74 (0.92) 0.50 - 1.07 0.96 < .0001 Table 1 Group composition Control Experimental Sample size 118 106 % multilingual pupils in entire class 24% 36% % multilingual pupils not born in Italy among all multilingual pupils 18% 38% Mean period of residency in Italy for multilingual pupils born abroad 3.6 yrs 2.1 yrs  
    keywords: classes; control; group; ideas; language; multilingual; number; pallotti; pupils; research; school; second; students; teaching; text; use; words; writing
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        item: #81 of 166
          id: ejall-2577
      author: Breeze, Ruth; Gerns Jiménez-Villarejo, Pilar
       title: Building literacies in secondary school history: The specific contribution of academic writing support
        date: 2019
       words: 9127
      flesch: 50
     summary: Contents of academic writing module Academic writing instruction Literacy practice Formal register Text correction exercise Paragraph structure (topic sentences, paragraph organisation) This paper considers the specific role and effect of academic writing support in a secondary school Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) context.
    keywords: academic; area; breeze; cdfs; clil; cognitive; content; discourse; english; language; literacy; module; press; school; skills; students; use; writing
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        item: #82 of 166
          id: ejall-2578
      author: Sottilotta, Elena Emma; Cannamela, Danila
       title: Six memos for teaching Italian as a foreign language: Creativity, storytelling, and visual imagination in the language classroom
        date: 2019
       words: 12049
      flesch: 51
     summary: In order to elicit this combined process of cultural acquisition and renegotiation in language students, teachers may find memes particularly useful. In an empirical study on language creativity in poetry writing tasks, Tin (2011) investigated the correlation between language play and language development.
    keywords: activity; cambridge; classroom; communicative; creativity; cultural; culture; dante; gestures; italian; journall; language; language classroom; language learning; learners; learning; level; new; non; press; project; storytelling; students; tasks; teachers; teaching; tweet; twitter; university; visual; writing; york
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        item: #83 of 166
          id: ejall-2579
      author: Ferrari, Stefania
       title: Usare le parole per gestire situazioni di conflitto alla scuola primaria 
        date: 2019
       words: 9893
      flesch: 51
     summary: A scuola, copiare Durante la verifica bambino 1 cerca di copiare il compito di bambino 2. Ha seguito una varietà di progetti di ricerca nell’ambito del bilinguismo, dell’apprendimento dell’italiano in contesto scolastico, dell’educazione linguistica attiva, della pragmatica e della valutazione.
    keywords: alla; allievi; atti; bambini; che; con; cui; degli; dei; del; della; dell’atto; ferrari; interazioni; non; più; pragmatica; protesta; richiesta; riparazione; scuola; situazioni; sono; strategie; una
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        item: #84 of 166
          id: ejall-2580
      author: de los Heros, Susana
       title: Review: Shively, Rachel (2018). Learning and using conversational humor in a second language during study abroad. Berlin, Germany: de Gruyter.
        date: 2019
       words: 2256
      flesch: 50
     summary: The author’s objective in drawing on language socialization theory is to explore the kinds of humor L2 students encounter and how they use this linguistic strategy themselves in interactions during their study abroad program to provide “insight into L2 pragmatics, generally, and L2 pragmatics in study abroad specifically” (p. 25). In conclusion, this book is an excellent resource for those interested in the use and acquisition of L2 humor, researchers or teachers alike, as its academic discussion is accessible to the layperson.
    keywords: del; humor; shively; spanish; students; study; use
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        item: #85 of 166
          id: ejall-2581
      author: Attardo, Salvatore
       title: Review: Chiaro, Delia and Baccolini, Raffaella (Eds.) (2014). Gender and humor: Interdisciplinary and international perspectives. New York, New York: Routledge.
        date: 2016
       words: 1345
      flesch: 49
     summary: The volume is rounded out by other chapters on feminist fiction (Wagner-Lawlor, Chapter 4), post-ward British film comedy (Gray, Chapter 5), Japanese humor and its relationship with gender roles in Japan (Bouchetoux, chapter 7), female designers' humor (Klein, Chapter 12), grotesque humor in three contemporary Italian writers (Maher, Chapter 17), a well-documented chapter on queer humor (Emig, Chapter 18), and a discussion of feminist comedian Judy Tenuta (Del Negro, Chapter 19). In Chapter 13, Lockyer considers two characters in the Catherine Tate Show, a British sketch comedy show that aired on the BBC between 2004 and 2007.
    keywords: chapter; gender; humor; research; studies
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        item: #86 of 166
          id: ejall-2583
      author: Samu, Borbala
       title: L'acquisizione dell'imperativo in italiano L2: analisi di un corpus di apprendenti anglofoni
        date: 2017
       words: 13445
      flesch: 53
     summary: Come  vedremo  più  avanti,  sia  i  parlanti   madrelingua,  sia  gli  apprendenti  più  competenti  usano  spesso  l’indicativo  per  dare  istruzioni  (adesso  ti  siedi  e   guardi  il  giornale  invece  di  siediti  e  guarda  il  giornale!).   Non   correte,  ma  +  camminate  ++  all’*exit*  e  ++  telefonate  per  aiuta,  ahm  ++     Compaiono  vari  esempi  di  imperativo  negativo  formato  con  non  +  forma  positiva  (non  cammina,  non   prendelo;  in  totale  12  occorrenze),  ma  ci  sono  solo  occorrenze  sporadiche  di  imperativo  negativo  formato  da   non   +   infinito,   benché  nella   forma  positiva   compaia   occasionalmente   l’infinito.  
    keywords: alla; anche; apprendenti; che; corpus; cui; dei; del; della; dell’imperativo; forme; gli; italiano; livello; nel; non; persona; più; plurale; seconda; singolare; sono; una; verbi
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        item: #87 of 166
          id: ejall-2584
      author: Walker, Talia
       title: Politeness norms: A pilot study on the accomplishment of apologies by learners of Italian
        date: 2017
       words: 10733
      flesch: 52
     summary: Table 2 Use of formal Italian terms of address in relation to ratings of the mother’s status Rating of status of the interlocutor Total responses Responses using formal terms of address Percentage (%)5 1 (Low) 0 0 - 2 1 0 0.00 3 14 2 14.29 4 22 11 50.00 5 (High) 0 0 -   This   trend  was  echoed   in  the  results   for  the  social  distance  of   the   interlocutor.   28-­‐48     36   Table 3 Use of formal Italian terms of address in relation to ratings of the mother’s social distance Rating of social distance Total responses Responses using formal terms of address Percentage (%) 1 (Low) 2 0 0.00 2 10 2 20.00 3 18 7 38.89 4 7 4 57.14 5 (High) 0 0 -   Hence,   similarly   to   the  association  between  social  distance  and   the  use  of   formal   Italian,   there   is  a   connection   between   the   participants’   perceptions   of   status   and   their   choices   of   formal   Italian   forms   of   address. 
    keywords: address; apologies; apology; distance; english; intercultural; interlocutor; italian; language; learners; norms; paper; participants; politeness; status; terms; university; use
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        item: #88 of 166
          id: ejall-2585
      author: García, Próspero N.
       title: Implementing concept-based instruction in the heritage language classroom: A pedagogical proposal
        date: 2017
       words: 11247
      flesch: 43
     summary: His most recent work explores the implementation of concept-based teaching (C-BI) for L2 and heritage language development, the role of learner agency in the internalization of conceptual categories, and the role of verbalization and conscious conceptual manipulation in the conceptualization of grammatical categories. Although aspect has been found to be particularly troublesome for heritage language learners (Montrul, 2009; Silva-Corvalán, 1994), few studies have focused on teaching conceptual development of verbal aspect in the HL classroom.
    keywords: activity; approach; aspect; c-­‐bi; classroom; conceptual; development; garcía; heritage; hlls; imperfect; instruction; language; learners; negueruela; second; spanish; students; teaching; university; use
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        item: #89 of 166
          id: ejall-2586
      author: Casañ Núñez, Juan Carlos
       title: Tareas de comprensión audiovisual con preguntas sobre impresas en el vídeo: valoraciones de cinco profesores universitarios de español como lengua extranjera
        date: 2017
       words: 11584
      flesch: 52
     summary: £ a) la familia y los estudios de la chica £ b) la familia y el trabajo de la chica £ c) la casa y el trabajo de la chica £ d) la casa y los estudios de la chica 3.
    keywords: acuerdo; audiovisual; comprensión; con; de acuerdo; de la; de los; del; docentes; entre; esta; estudiantes; language; las; los; para; por; preguntas; profesores; que; qué; tareas; una; vídeo; y de
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        item: #90 of 166
          id: ejall-2587
      author: Méndez Santos, María del Carmen
       title: Reseña: Rodrigo, Victoria (2019). La comprensión lectora en la enseñanza del español LE/L2: de la teoría a la práctica. Londres/Nueva York: Routledge.
        date: 2019
       words: 5139
      flesch: 52
     summary: 78-84 79 Desde que Hymes (1971) cuestionara la centralidad de la competencia gramatical, la perspectiva sobre lo que implica la capacidad de comunicación en una lengua extranjera ha variado fuertemente. de la contextualización mediante la proporción de suficientes pistas.
    keywords: actividades; así; aula; capítulo; como; comprensión; con; cómo; del; ele; enseñanza; españa; español; esta; este; extranjera; las; lectura; lengua; los; madrid; muy; más; méndez; para; por; porque; que; rodrigo; santos; sobre; también; una; uso
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        item: #91 of 166
          id: ejall-2590
      author: Costa, Francesca; Pladevall-Ballester, Elisabet
       title: Introduction to the Special Issue: Learners’ outcomes and effective strategies in early second language learning
        date: 2020
       words: 6245
      flesch: 51
     summary: As early second language learning is increasingly considered fundamental in children’s development and as early language learning programmes are encouraged both at institutional and societal levels, research has expanded in scope from a narrow focus on age to examine the interplay between variables affecting language learning. However,  linguistic  development  should  proceed  parallel   to  that  of  content  and  therefore,  if  content  and  language  are  properly  integrated  and  one  assists  the  other,  the   above-­‐mentioned  concern  should  not  arise. 
    keywords: contexts; education; english; kingdom; language; learners; learning; primary; research; school; second; strategies; teachers; teaching; united
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        item: #92 of 166
          id: ejall-2591
      author: Colombo, Sara
       title: “Ciao Prof!” La pragmatica del saluto negli apprendenti di madrelingua tedesca
        date: 2017
       words: 14752
      flesch: 57
     summary: In  particolare,  le  domande  di  ricerca  che  hanno  guidato  il  nostro  studio  riguardano  l’esistenza  di  somiglianze   e  differenze  nelle  strategie  di  realizzazione  e  nella  struttura  dei  saluti  prodotti  dai  parlanti  nativi  (italiani)  e   non  nativi   (di  madrelingua   tedesca)  e   la  descrizione  dei   loro  schemi  di   realizzazione  (realization  pattern)  a   seconda  della  situazione  comunicativa  e  degli  interlocutori.   Modalità  di  analisi   I   dati   ottenuti   dai   questionari   sono   stati   analizzati   dal   punto   di   vista   qualitativo   e   quantitativo.  
    keywords: abbiamo; alla; anche; apprendenti; che; come; con; cosa; degli; dei; del; della; diretti; formule; livello; loro; madrelingua; nelle; non; più; pragmatica; produzioni; qui; saluti; situazione; sono; tabella; tra; una
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        item: #93 of 166
          id: ejall-2593
      author: Hempelmann, Christian F.
       title: Humor in the teaching of writing: A microethnographic approach
        date: 2016
       words: 8538
      flesch: 62
     summary: It also introduces humor as a motivational double-edged sword: Humor may enhance learning for some, but it is also a potential distraction or annoyance to others. Judging from experiences reported by Goodfleisch (2016) and my own readings, Morreall’s (2009), Comic Relief: A Comprehensive Philosophy of Humor might provide a better affordable introductory text.3 As expected, the honors students fared better than non-honors freshmen in terms of grasping many of the complex issues that are needed to explain humor.
    keywords: classroom; composition; course; field; general; hempelmann; humor; humor research; jokes; journal; language; laughter; learning; new; notes; paper; research; students; study; teaching; university; writing; york
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        item: #94 of 166
          id: ejall-2594
      author: Lopriore, Lucilla
       title: Valutare l’apprendimento precoce di una seconda lingua: rilevanza degli studi longitudinali
        date: 2020
       words: 8044
      flesch: 49
     summary: L’introduzione   delle   lingue   straniere   nei   curricoli   delle   scuole   primarie,   e   in   alcuni   casi   della   scuola   dell’infanzia,  ha  richiesto  da  parte  di  alcuni  paesi  una  accurata  valutazione  dell’opportunità  e  della  validità  di   questa   innovazione   curricolare   in   termini   di   ricaduta   sugli   apprendimenti   di   una   LS   anche   negli   anni   successivi,  ovvero  nelle  scuole  secondarie,  e  in  termini  di   forme  di  didattica  più  appropriata,  di  materiali  da   utilizzare,  di  sviluppo  della  motivazione  ad  apprendere,  e  delle  conseguenze  su  altri  ambiti  di  apprendimento.     11-­‐23 12   1.  L’apprendimento  precoce  di  una  lingua  straniera   Negli   ultimi   trenta   anni   si   è   assistito   in   quasi   tutto   il   mondo   a   una   diffusione   senza   precedenti   di   iniziative  mirate  a  favorire  l’apprendimento  precoce  di  una  lingua  straniera,  iniziative  che  hanno  introdotto  in   molti  paesi,  in  particolare  in  quelli  europei,  nuove  politiche  linguistiche  e  modifiche  nei  curricoli  scolastici  per   introdurre   una   lingua   straniera   −   quasi   sempre   l’inglese   −   inizialmente   tramite   sperimentazioni   e,   successivamente,  nei  programmi  ufficiali,  dal  primo  anno  della  scuola  primaria  e,  in  molti  casi,  fin  dalla  scuola   dell’infanzia. 
    keywords: allievi; assessment; che; con; degli; dei; della; docenti; english; language; learners; learning; lingua; lopriore; nel; scuola; sia; sono; studi; una; valutazione
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        item: #95 of 166
          id: ejall-2595
      author: Fleta Guillén, M. Teresa
       title: Construyendo puentes entre Educación Infantil y Primaria para la enseñanza bilingüe en inglés
        date: 2020
       words: 9900
      flesch: 50
     summary: Para garantizar el éxito de la educación bilingüe en Primaria, en la que asignaturas no lingüísticas se estudian a través del inglés, es necesario equipar a alumnos y a docentes con los instrumentos y técnicas pedagógicas necesarias para acometer las habilidades Basándose en estudios de adquisición del inglés, en las reflexiones de los propios docentes, en el enfoque metodológico AICLE, y con el foco puesto en la Comunidad Autónoma de Madrid, este artículo explica la situación de la enseñanza del inglés en educación Infantil y presenta intervenciones pedagógicas creativas para construir puentes entre Infantil y el aula bilingüe de Primaria.
    keywords: aprendizaje; bilingüe; como; con; del; educación; infantil; inglés; language; las; los; madrid; niños; para; por; primaria; que; una
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        item: #96 of 166
          id: ejall-2596
      author: Krivosh, Ludmila; Schwartz, Mila
       title: To be able to understand each other: Intercultural interactions in the Arabic–Hebrew-speaking preschool in Israel
        date: 2020
       words: 12140
      flesch: 50
     summary: Early   language   learning  has   enormous  potential   for   the  development  not  only  of   children’s   cognitive   and   linguistic   skills   but   also   of   their   identity,   values,   empathy,   and   respect.   Bearing  in  mind  that  living  together  in  mutual  acceptance  and  respect  is  not  an  innate  characteristic,  children   need  to  be  taught  coexistence,  and  schools  serve  as  the  primary  institutions  for  this  purpose.    
    keywords: arabic; arabic-­‐speaking; bilingual; children; classroom; development; education; excerpt; experts; hebrew; hebrew-­‐speaking; interactions; intercultural; language; learning; preschool; social; study; teachers
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        item: #97 of 166
          id: ejall-2597
      author: Martínez-Adrián, María
       title: The use of previously known languages and target language (English) during task-based interaction: A pseudolongitudinal study of primary-school CLIL learners
        date: 2020
       words: 11462
      flesch: 56
     summary: As regards TL use, both groups performed similarly, except for metacomments, where younger learners made a slightly higher use. When comparing PKLs to TL use, both grade learners resorted to Basque-Spanish more frequently than to English, except for metacomments.
    keywords: appeals; basque; categories; clil; discourse; english; garcía; language; learners; markers; martínez-­‐adrián; mayo; metacomments; spanish; speech; use; year
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        item: #98 of 166
          id: ejall-2598
      author: Porter, Alison
       title: Learning French sound/spelling links in English primary school classrooms
        date: 2020
       words: 16513
      flesch: 54
     summary: Size (Cohen’s d) Mid-test Post-test FL Word Card Familiar Reading Aloud 1.000 2.000 3.533 <.0001 19.245 0.52 Note. Additional variables such as FL general proficiency and FL literacy, as well as L1 reading age, spelling age, and teacher assessed literacy levels were collected to explore relationships with the development of French phonological decoding.
    keywords: aloud; cards; children; decoding; french; instruction; language; learners; learning; links; literacy; phonics; proficiency; reading; research; scores; skills; sound; spelling; table; teaching; test; unfamiliar; word
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        item: #99 of 166
          id: ejall-2599
      author: Panzavecchia, Michelle; Little, Sabine
       title: Language use in the primary classroom: Maltese teachers’ views on multilingual practices
        date: 2020
       words: 10225
      flesch: 52
     summary: Language   ideologies  which   advocate   the   strict   separation  of   languages   are  now  making  way   for   more   flexible  practices   including   translanguaging,  which  supports   the  concept  of   fluid   language  repertoires   that  human  beings  naturally  utilize  as  a  communicative  tool,  depending  on  context  or  circumstances  (García   &  Kleyn,  2016;  Sabino,  2018).   A   theory   of   translanguaging   views   the   aim   of   language   as   primarily   as   a   communicative  tool,  and  therefore  sees  shifts  in  language  use  as  a  natural  part  of  globalization  and  migration   trends. 
    keywords: bilingual; children; classroom; education; english; language; malta; maltese; multilingual; need; participants; practices; research; schools; students; study; teachers; teaching; translanguaging; use; years
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        item: #100 of 166
          id: ejall-2600
      author: Waddington, Julie
       title: Motivating self and others through a whole-school storytelling project: Authentic language & literacy development
        date: 2020
       words: 12585
      flesch: 47
     summary: Within an action research framework, data was collected from field notes of classroom observations, video recorded sessions, questionnaires and interviews with students and teachers. While  actual   usage  and  knowledge  of  these  two  languages  depends  on  the  home  environment  of  each  student,  the  school   context   provides   students   with   an   education   that   aims   to   develop   competence   in   both   languages   (Departament   d’Ensenyament,   2015b,   2016).  
    keywords: children; data; findings; language; learners; learning; motivational; peer; picturebooks; process; project; reading; research; school; sessions; storytelling; strategies; students; study; use; waddington
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        item: #101 of 166
          id: ejall-2601
      author: Huerta Bon, Andrea
       title: Reseña: Enever, Janet, and Lindgren, Eva (2017). Early language learning in school contexts: Complexity and mixed methods. Bristol, United Kingdom: Multilingual Matters.
        date: 2020
       words: 4666
      flesch: 44
     summary: Sus intereses se centran en la adquisición de la lengua inglesa y la enseñanza del inglés con segunda lengua. Aunque existen otros estudios/colecciones que analizan, por ejemplo, el crecimiento de los métodos mixtos de investigación (Zha & Tu, 2015), este es el primer volumen que incorpora en su totalidad los métodos mixtos para estudios en el ámbito del aprendizaje de las lenguas en tempranas edades.
    keywords: alumnos; aprendizaje; del; language; las; learning; los; para; que
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        item: #102 of 166
          id: ejall-2602
      author: Novello, Alberta
       title: Recensione: Subhan, Zein, & Garton, Sue (a cura di). (2019). Early language learning and teacher education. Bristol, England: Multilingual Matters
        date: 2020
       words: 2805
      flesch: 41
     summary: La recensione introduce il contesto di riferimento e descrive, poi, i contenuti dei singoli capitoli, proponendo, in conclusione, alcune considerazioni sul volume. Palabras clave: APRENDIZAJE PRECOZ, BILINGÜISMO, CUALIFICACIONES DOCENTES, FOCUS GROUP   *  Alberta  Novello,  Università  di  Padova                alberta.novello@unipd.it   RECENSIONE:  EARLY  LANGUAGE  LEARNING  AND  TEACHER  EDUCATION         153       E-­‐JournALL  7(1)  (2020),  pp. 
    keywords: che; degli; dei; della; insegnanti; language; lingua; una
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        item: #103 of 166
          id: ejall-2603
      author: Di Ferrante, Laura; Bernstein, Katie A.
       title: Six years of E-JournALL: Reflections on open access, international, multilingual applied linguistics publishing
        date: 2020
       words: 4239
      flesch: 45
     summary: Researchers  disseminated  their  work,  pre-­‐peer  review,  on  institutional  and  personal   websites,  and  journals  completed  external  review  for  Covid-­‐related  work  in  mere  days  (Palayew  et  al.,  2020).   Importantly,  open  access  means  that  language  teachers  across  the  world  without  institutional  access   to  paid  journals  can  read  E-­‐JournALL’s  content,  filling  one  of  many  research-­‐to-­‐practice  gaps  (see  for  example   Buysse,  Sparkman,  &  Wesley,  2003;  Carnine,  1997;  McIntyre,  2005). 
    keywords: access; authors; e-­‐journall; english; journal; languages; research; spanish
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        item: #104 of 166
          id: ejall-2604
      author: Nuzzo, Elena; Bove, Giuseppe
       title: Assessing functional adequacy across tasks: A comparison of learners’ and native speakers’ written texts
        date: 2020
       words: 11249
      flesch: 56
     summary: Min Max SD Content L2 20 3.89 2.29 5.29 1.27 20 4.50 3.00 5.71 1.17 20 4.47 3.14 5.29 1.06 L1 20 4.99 4.00 5.86 1.02 20 5.01 2.14 5.86 1.18 20 4.99 3.86 5.71 1.01 L1-L2 40 4.44 2.29 5.86 1.27 40 4.75 2.14 5.86 1.20 40 4.73 3.14 5.71 1.07 Task requirements L2 20 4.16 2.29 5.14 1.23 20 4.51 2.57 5.57 1.10 20 4.09 2.71 5.29 1.09 L1 20 5.11 4.43 5.71 0.77 20 5.04 3.29 5.43 0.87 20 4.59 3.29 5.29 0.97 L1-L2 40 4.64 2.29 5.71 1.13 40 4.77 2.57 5.57 1.03 40 4.34 2.71 5.29 1.06 Comprehensibility L2 20 4.41 1.43 5.57 1.19 20 4.56 2.00 5.71 1.07 20 4.52 2.71 5.57 0.96 L1 20 5.67 4.86 6.00 0.62 20 5.79 5.43 6.00 0.44 20 5.66 5.00 5.86 0.57 L1-L2 40 4.87 1.43 6.00 1.23 40 4.68 2.00 6.00 1.23 40 4.90 2.71 5.86 1.11 Coherence cohesion L2 20 3.83 2.43 5.14 1.04 20 3.80 2.57 4.86 0.93 20 3.76 2.57 4.71 0.97 L1 20 4.80 4.00 5.29 0.93 20 4.74 3.43 5.29 1.06 20 4.76 3.71 5.57 0.95 L1-L2 40 4.31 2.43 5.29 1.10 40 4.27 2.57 5.29 1.10 40 4.26 2.57 5.57 1.08 Figure 1. TASK DIMENSION GROUP Task 1 Task 2 Task 3 N ICC N ICC N ICC Content L2 20 0.33 20 0.42 20 0.27 L1 20 0.29 20 0.43 20 0.20 L1-L2 40 0.43 40 0.44 40 0.27 Task requirements L2 20 0.33 20 0.38 20 0.41 L1 20 0.15 20 0.29 20 0.19 L1-L2 40 0.40 40 0.38 40 0.34 Comprehensibility L2 20 0.63 20 0.59 20 0.50 L1 20 0.14 20 0.02 20 0.06 L1-L2 40 0.67 40 0.68 40 0.59 Coherence and cohesion L2 20 0.30 20 0.27 20 0.24 L1 20 0.09 20 0.11 20 0.17 L1-L2 40 0.35 40 0.30 40 0.36 Figure 2.
    keywords: adequacy; coherence; comprehensibility; correlation; dimension; group; kuiken; native; raters; rating; scale; scores; speakers; study; task; texts; use; vedder
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        item: #105 of 166
          id: ejall-2605
      author: Pauletto, Franco
       title: L’analisi della conversazione per valutare l’autenticità dei materiali audio per l’insegnamento dell’italiano L2: una proposta metodologica
        date: 2020
       words: 14771
      flesch: 56
     summary: Secondo   l’autrice   lo   studio  dimostra   che   le   intuizioni   dei   parlanti   nativi   (e   dunque  degli   autori   di   supporti   didattici)  sulla  propria  lingua  non  sono  sufficienti  per  lo  sviluppo  di  materiali  autentici  per  i  libri  di  testo:  solo   l’analisi  approfondita  di  interazioni  spontanee  può  dare  un'idea  precisa  di  come  i  partecipanti  costruiscano  e   ricostruiscano  significati  e  di  come  i  parlanti  si  orientino  verso  le  azioni  sociali  (Wong,  2002,  p.  54).   Per  delimitare  il   campo  di  indagine,  gli  autori  selezionano  due  ascolti  per  volume,  in  maniera  che  siano  omogenei  dal  punto  di   vista  del  genere  discorsivo. 
    keywords: alla; anche; audio; azioni; caso; che; con; conversazione; dal; dei; del; della; elena; monica; nel; non; parlato; parte; partecipanti; più; prima; questo; riga; righe; risposta; sia; sono; tra; turno; una
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        item: #106 of 166
          id: ejall-2606
      author: Giglioni, Cinzia; Patat, Ellen
       title: Pedagogical implications of teaching codes of ethics at tertiary level: An Italian case study
        date: 2020
       words: 11016
      flesch: 51
     summary: Within the theoretical framework of genre analysis and its possible implications for language teaching, this paper focuses on learners’ perceptions and achievements in EFL learning using corporate codes of ethics, presented to students both theoretically and on a practical level. The study investigates the use of codes of ethics in teaching English as a Foreign Language (EFL) to students enrolled in a first- level master’s course in Marketing Management in an Italian public university.
    keywords: analysis; approach; awareness; business; codes; discourse; e-­‐journall; english; esp; ethics; examples; genre; giglioni; group; journal; language; level; participants; research; students; study; teaching; use; writing
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        item: #107 of 166
          id: ejall-2607
      author: Pizziconi, Sergio
       title: Review: Balboni, Paolo E. (2018). A theoretical framework for language education and teaching. Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
        date: 2020
       words: 2804
      flesch: 40
     summary: The author’s objective is to outline a theoretical framework for language education and teaching that is independent from the cultural features of the context in which the language curriculum is implemented. The  former  includes  any  type  of  language  in  which  learners  can  get  formal  or  informal   training:  L1,  L2,   foreign   language,  ethnic   language,   language  of   instruction,   lingua   franca,  classical   language,   and  also  artificial  language;  they  all  determine  different  contexts  for  the  process  of  teaching/learning. 
    keywords: balboni; chapter; education; framework; language; linguistics; teaching
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        item: #108 of 166
          id: ejall-2608
      author: Monarrez Rhone, Sendy
       title: Review: Belpoliti, Flavia & Bermejo, Encarna (2020). Spanish heritage learners’ emerging literacy: Empirical research and classroom practice. Routledge.
        date: 2020
       words: 2385
      flesch: 40
     summary: The authors present detailed linguistic features to consider when teaching SHL writing and research-based pedagogical and instructional implications. Her areas of research are Spanish applied linguistics, especially phonetics and pronunciation, and heritage language learners.
    keywords: chapter; heritage; language; literacy; research; spanish; university; writing
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        item: #109 of 166
          id: ejall-2609
      author: Hess Zimmermann, Karina; Fernández Ruiz, Graciela; Silva López, Andrea Minerva
       title: ¿Para qué ironizamos? Reflexiones de adolescentes de 12 y 15 años sobre las funciones de la ironía verbal
        date: 2021
       words: 10354
      flesch: 51
     summary: Sus intereses de investigación se centran en el desarrollo lingüístico tardío y la adquisición de la ironía verbal. Posicionamiento social El participante menciona que el enunciado irónico es empleado para elevar el estatus social del ironista o disminuir el de la víctima.
    keywords: adolescentes; años; como; con; cuando; de la; del; enunciado; funciones; función; irony; ironía; irónico; las; los; más; para; participantes; por; porque; que; sobre; una
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        item: #110 of 166
          id: ejall-2610
      author: Petrocelli, Emilia
       title: Pre-service teacher education: Observing senior teachers through the theoretical lens of Ellis’s principles of instructed language learning
        date: 2021
       words: 21420
      flesch: 55
     summary: The project moves around the framework that Rod Ellis proposed in 2010 on the relationship between Second Language Acquisition and Language Pedagogy and it argues the need for student teachers (STs) to take the role of classroom researchers during their learning process and carry out critical observations through a solid theoretical lens, such as the 10 principles for instructed language learning by Ellis (2005a, 2005b). The  outline  of   the  project   followed  the  framework  that  Professor  Rod  Ellis  (2010)  created  to  guide   the   relationship   between   SLA   and   language   pedagogy   (LP),   arguing   that   there   is   a   need   to   “design   and   implement  an  SLA  course  for  teachers  that  can  be  […]  investigated  empirically”  (p.  197). 
    keywords: classroom; course; education; ellis; english; erlam; excerpt; italian; knowledge; language; learners; learning; observations; practices; pre-­‐service; principles; research; school; second; sla; sts; students; teacher; teaching; use; yes
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        item: #111 of 166
          id: ejall-2611
      author: Burden, Amy
       title: Lipstick on pigs: Critical discourse and image analysis of non-humans in U.S. children’s ESL textbooks
        date: 2021
       words: 14690
      flesch: 54
     summary: Her research interests center on critical discourse analysis of gender representations in children’s reading materials and the promotion of critical literacy in TESOL and English pedagogy. Within studies of materials like language learning texts, most research focuses on content analyses of character roles and images, with sometimes purposeful exclusion of non-human characters.
    keywords: 8(1; analysis; benchmark; books; characters; children; e-­‐journall; english; esl; female; figure; gender; gendering; images; language; learning; linguistic; males; non-­‐human; oowte; picture; representation; series; studies; study; textbooks; texts; women
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        item: #112 of 166
          id: ejall-2612
      author: Staggini, Giulia
       title: Recensione: Pavesi, Maria, & Ghia, Elisa (2020). Informal contact with English. A case study of Italian postgraduate students. Edizioni ETS.
        date: 2021
       words: 3684
      flesch: 38
     summary: Le   medesime  tendenze  si  riscontrano  anche  nei  Paesi  europei  che,  per  tradizione,  usano  il  doppiaggio  e   in  cui,   quindi,   c’è   una   minor   possibilità   di   esposizione   ad   input   audiovisivi   in   inglese:   Francia   e   Germania,   ad   esempio.   Studi  Italiani  di  Linguistica  Teorica  e  Applicata,  43(2),  227–264.  
    keywords: che; con; degli; dei; english; inglese; input; lingua; studenti
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        item: #113 of 166
          id: ejall-2613
      author: Soriano Flórez, Irene
       title: Review/Reseña: Paulsrud, BethAnne, Tian, Zhongfeng, & Toth, Jeanette (Eds.). (2021). English-medium instruction and translanguaging. Multilingual Matters.
        date: 2021
       words: 3078
      flesch: 37
     summary: The authors of this volume inspire new research paths towards translanguaging theory, practice, and policy. This  shift,  Reilly  argues,  would  represent  a   valuable  decolonising  move,   an   opportunity   to   “disrupt   and   transcend   language   ideologies   from   the  Global   North”  (p.  78).  
    keywords: education; emi; english; language; practices; students; translanguaging; use
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        item: #114 of 166
          id: ejall-2614
      author: Er, Simay Birce
       title: Review: Kagan, Olga, Carreira, Maria M., & Hitchins Chik, Claire (Eds.). (2017). The Routledge handbook of heritage language education: From innovation to program building. Taylor & Francis.
        date: 2021
       words: 3324
      flesch: 39
     summary: The Routledge Handbook of Heritage Language Education successfully contextualizes heritage language education initiatives across a wide range of languages and geographical settings. It comprises an impressive range of studies that cover all levels of education and show the institutionalization process of heritage language education initiatives.
    keywords: education; handbook; heritage; institutionalization; language; programs; studies; teaching
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        item: #115 of 166
          id: ejall-2615
      author: Conti, Sergio
       title: Didattica delle lingue a distanza durante l’emergenza Covid-19: il quadro generale
        date: 2021
       words: 20818
      flesch: 60
     summary: ◻ WeSchool ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ WhatsApp ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ WeSchool ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ WhatsApp ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻ ◻
    keywords: 0,00; 0,74; alla; anche; assegnati ◻; attività; audiolibri ◻; cartacei ◻; che; cloud ◻; come; compagni ◻; completare ◻; corso; covid-19; cui; dad; dall’insegnante ◻; dati; degli; dei; delle; distanza ◻; docenti; era; generale; gli; grammatica ◻; hanno; invece; item; journall; lezioni ◻; lingue; l’item; mail ◻; meet ◻; microfono ◻; modalità; nella; non; orale ◻; pari ◻; parte; più; presenza ◻; questionario; questo; rispondenti; risposte; scritta ◻; scrivere ◻; scuole; secondaria; sezione; sia; sono; specificare; strumenti; studenti ◻; studio ◻; tabella; teams ◻; tra; una; universitari; università; videoconferenza ◻; ◻ altro; ◻ attivare; ◻ autovalutazione; ◻ competenze; ◻ comprensione; ◻ conti; ◻ didattica; ◻ durante; ◻ e; ◻ facebook; ◻ facetime; ◻ fare; ◻ feedback; ◻ google; ◻ ho; ◻ il; ◻ interazione; ◻ jitsi; ◻ le; ◻ libri; ◻ l’insegnante; ◻ microsoft; ◻ moodle; ◻ obs; ◻ possibilità; ◻ produzione; ◻ raiscuola; ◻ rispetto; ◻ screen; ◻ servizi; ◻ skype; ◻ socloo; ◻ testi; ◻ valutazione; ◻ weschool; ◻ whatsapp; ◻ youtube; ◻ ◻
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          id: ejall-2616
      author: Forabosco, Giovannantonio
       title: Review: Attardo, Salvatore (Ed.) (2014). Encyclopedia of humor studies. (Vols. 1-2). Thousand Oaks, California: SAGE Publications.
        date: 2016
       words: 2320
      flesch: 52
     summary: On the other hand, it would not have been an easy task for the editors of the hosting journal to find someone completely uninvolved and still an experienced scholar or a researcher in the field of humor studies, as many if not most humor scholars are among the 212 authors of one or more entries of the Encyclopedia. Encyclopedia of humor studies.
    keywords: del; encyclopedia; humor; humor studies; journal; new; psychology; research; senso; studies
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        item: #117 of 166
          id: ejall-2617
      author: Borro, Ilaria; Scolaro, Silvia
       title: Optimal and appropriate input in a second language: The potential of (modified-)elaborated input in distance and classroom learning
        date: 2021
       words: 11477
      flesch: 46
     summary: The features of elaborated input make its application beneficial in any kind of language course. In addition, in the context of online teaching, elaborated input can be a powerful tool to deal with the issue of input appropriateness.
    keywords: acquisition; comprehension; context; distance; elaboration; features; input; instruction; issue; knowledge; language; language acquisition; language learning; learners; learning; level; long; processing; proficiency; reading; research; students; studies; teachers; teaching; text; vocabulary
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        item: #118 of 166
          id: ejall-2618
      author: Banas, John
       title: Review: Bell, Nancy. (2015). We are not amused: Failed humor in interaction. Berlin, Germany/Boston: De Gruyter Mouton.
        date: 2016
       words: 1720
      flesch: 45
     summary: Perhaps most importantly, the first chapter introduces the primary research method—discourse analysis of largely the qualitative variety—employed in the service of three main goals: to identify the ways humor can fail, to identify the interactive structure of episodes of failed humor, and to examine the social consequences of failed humor. The second chapter begins by examining how three seminal theoretical orientations to humor contribute to our understanding of failed humor.
    keywords: bell; book; chapter; humor; interaction
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        item: #119 of 166
          id: ejall-2619
      author: Fazio, Alessandra; Cremasco, Claudia
       title: Distance learning and the development of speaking skills: Challenges and opportunities
        date: 2021
       words: 10331
      flesch: 54
     summary: This allows educators to showcase student videos on any topic and share videos with others. Students often measure their progress in a second language (L2) through their confidence and ability to speak in real world situations.
    keywords: data; flipgrid; guest; interaction; language; learners; learning; long; meaning; question; repetition; skills; speaker; speaking; sports; students; task; tblt; teaching; time; university; use; video
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        item: #120 of 166
          id: ejall-2620
      author: Amezcua, Angélica; Brandl, Anel; Durán Urrea, Evelyn; Rodríguez, Estrella
       title: The switch to remote instruction in Spanish heritage language courses: Why social presence matters
        date: 2021
       words: 15458
      flesch: 48
     summary: Students mentioned that they needed for the instructor to be “a more approachable teacher, “to try to connect more with students,” and ‘to be there for your students.” These needs, overall, call for an instructor to be compassionate and to support their students beyond just language needs. These interactions can manifest as either instructor providing support to their students or students engaging in authentic and active learning.
    keywords: activities; classroom; community; courses; education; face; heritage; heritage language; individual; instruction; journall; language; language courses; language learning; latinx; learning; level; online; participants; presence; remote; research; shl; spanish; students; study; teaching; work
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      author: Pauletto, Franco; Ahlström, Isabelle
       title: Pautas atípicas. Las conversaciones en los materiales auditivos para la enseñanza de español L2 publicados en Suecia
        date: 2022
       words: 12163
      flesch: 58
     summary: y la solución de la reparación (la reformulación de la palabra mal pronunciada, por ejemplo). Un procedimiento de reparación incluye tres componentes básicos: la fuente del problema (una palabra mal pronunciada o desconocida, por ejemplo), el inicio de la reparación (con una señal que indica el inicio del procedimiento)
    keywords: 52–70; acciones; analysis; antonio; análisis; aquí; caso; como; con; conversaciones; conversación; de la; de los; de un; del; después; dos; ejemplo; el turno; en el; en la; en los; en un; enseñanza; entre; español; este; extracto; forma; hablante; interacción; journall; language; las; los; lpt; línea; materiales; más; otro; palabra; para; parte; participantes; pauletto; por; que; que el; qué; respuesta; sacks; schegloff; siguiente; silencio; sin; social; turno; turno de; una; y la
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          id: ejall-2624
      author: Benatti, Ruben
       title: Recensione: Torresan, Paolo. (2022). Un alfabeto di 73 lettere. Strategie per la didattica linguistica. Pearson Academy.
        date: 2022
       words: 3500
      flesch: 45
     summary: In particolare, come si desume dal titolo, quelli relativi alle strategie di apprendimento e insegnamento. Viene proposta una classificazione delle varie strategie e si presentano alcuni principi base nella progettazione di corsi, lezioni e attività. La terza parte infine (Capitoli 5, 6, 7 e 8), la più applicativa, è dedicata a presentare concretamente diversi tipi di strategie e attività utili da mettere in pratica in classe.
    keywords: alla; benatti; che; come; del; delle; didattica; gli; l'autore; language; metodo; nella; non; parte; più; può; sia; strategie; una; vengono; viene; volume
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        item: #123 of 166
          id: ejall-2626
      author: Sperti, Silvia
       title: English language teaching and learning at a time of change: Young learners’ perceptions of instructional contexts
        date: 2022
       words: 13825
      flesch: 58
     summary: I hardly ever use English videogames (S13) ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING AND LEARNING AT A TIME OF CHANGE E-JournALL 9(2) (2022), pp. 17–39 39 Silvia Sperti, Università Roma Tre silvia.sperti@uniroma3.it EN Silvia Sperti holds a Ph.D. in English linguistics applied to intercultural communication.
    keywords: analysis; awareness; data; education; english; english language; focus; franca; group; journall; language; language teaching; learners; learning; lingua; needs; practices; questions; research; school; teacher; teaching; terms; topics; use
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        item: #124 of 166
          id: ejall-2627
      author: Fang, Yuhua; Zhao, Rundong
       title: Review: Collins, Luke C. (2019). Corpus linguistics for online communication: A guide for research. Routledge.
        date: 2022
       words: 2365
      flesch: 37
     summary: The fourth section, Chapter 9, explores the methodological challenges of corpus linguistics in general and suggests ways to apply corpus-based methods to online communication research. Beginning with theory and proceeding to case analysis, the volume's straightforward and logical organization shows beginners the core technique for doing online communication research in corpus approaches.
    keywords: author; chapter; communication; corpora; corpus; linguistics; online; research
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        item: #125 of 166
          id: ejall-2628
      author: Gasparetto, Federico
       title: Recensione: Santipolo, Matteo (2022). Educazione e politica linguistica. Teoria e pratica. Bulzoni Editore.
        date: 2022
       words: 3716
      flesch: 38
     summary: Lo status è l’intervento relativo alla regolamentazione normativa di diritti linguistici di un determinato gruppo e dalla promozione della stessa, in questo caso si agisce sull’asse paradigmatico; il corpus invece riguarda in particolar modo la forma e i tratti della lingua. Teoria e pratica.
    keywords: alla; capitolo; che; come; consapevolezza; degli; dei; della; diritti; educazione; essere; gasparetto; gli; language; lingua; linguistica; nel; non; più; politica; può; quanto; questo; rispetto; sia; stranieri; una; varietà
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        item: #126 of 166
          id: ejall-2630
      author: Medina López, Julio César
       title: Reseña: Pascual y Cabo, Diego, & Torres, Julio (Eds.) (2022). Aproximaciones al estudio del español como lengua de herencia. Routledge. 
        date: 2022
       words: 3268
      flesch: 42
     summary: Menciona que este tipo de pedagogía requiere la integración de la diversidad cultural y la variación lingüística (multiliteracidad) en la instrucción, para desarrollar las habilidades funcionales (describir, narrar, explicar y argumentar) del estudiantado latinx en el aula. Aparte, se comparan los datos obtenidos de los hablantes de ELH, con datos de hablantes monolingües de español o de hablantes de español como L2, para determinar los factores que intervienen en la transferencia fonológica en el ELH.
    keywords: adquisición; autora; capítulo; como; como lengua; con; del; elh; enseñanza; español; español como; este; hablantes; herencia; las; lengua; los; medina; para; por; que; sobre; sus; una
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        item: #127 of 166
          id: ejall-2632
      author: Carbonara, Valentina
       title: The effect of multilingual pedagogies on language aptitude: A study on lower secondary school students based on the LLAMA test
        date: 2022
       words: 8771
      flesch: 49
     summary: The paper presents an explorative study regarding the relation between multilingual pedagogies and language aptitude, a complex construct associated with metalinguistic awareness and cognitive processes, which predict the capacity of learning a foreign language. Table 5 Pearson’s or Spearman correlation coefficients for LLAMA tests scores and INVALSI scores in the TG and in the CG Target Group (N=32) Control Group (N=35) Invalsi ITA Invalsi ENG (R)
    keywords: aptitude; carbonara; competence; english; groups; invalsi; italian; language; language aptitude; learning; llama; llama test; pedagogies; school; score; students; test; test e; translanguaging
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        item: #128 of 166
          id: ejall-2633
      author: Forcelini, Jamile; Kim, Doo Young
       title: Focusing on derivational-driven cognate patterns to promote vocabulary acquisition in Spanish
        date: 2024
       words: 11257
      flesch: 49
     summary: An integral aspect of this method is the explicit analysis of a word's grammatical classification, including its part of speech, thereby facilitating the decoding of the meaning of new cognate words in the second language (L2) through the utilization of previously acquired knowledge of cognate words in the first language (L1), exemplified by pairs such as education in English and educacio n in Spanish. Lexical structure of stimuli (cognate words) Another key difference between previous accounts on derivational-driven cognate instruction is that the present activity focuses on controlling lexical formation patterns such as word length, frequency, and derivation status to determine cognate retention and acquisition predictability.
    keywords: acquisition; cognates; control; derivational; effects; english; forcelini; group; instruction; kim; language; learners; learning; nonce; nonce cognates; participants; patterns; post; processing; reading; results; spanish; studies; study; test; vocabulary; words
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        item: #129 of 166
          id: ejall-2646
      author: Gao, Yuchan (Blanche)
       title: Weaving game and task into content-language integration: Proposing a game-mediated dual learning model 
        date: 2023
       words: 10844
      flesch: 48
     summary: These approaches not only share common ground in a sociocultural and functional view of language learning but also share popularity as engaging classroom strategies in elementary, middle, and high school contexts. It is argued that, with a careful design, games can promote deep and meaningful learning by immersing players in quests that prompt them to engage with active learning (Gee, 2003).
    keywords: activities; approaches; content; design; dual; education; english; game; instruction; integration; language; language learning; learners; learning; model; opportunities; physics; players; students; study; task; teaching; use
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        item: #130 of 166
          id: ejall-2715
      author: Obanos-Gil, Maria Puy
       title: Reseña: Lázaro-Ibarrola, Amparo (2023). Child L2 writers. A room of their own. John Benjamins Publishing.
        date: 2023
       words: 3078
      flesch: 45
     summary: Amparo Lázaro-Ibarrola tiene una dilatada experiencia como docente e investigadora y en los últimos años ha centrado su investigación en el aprendizaje del inglés de los estudiantes más jóvenes, concretamente en el estudio de las tareas de escritura (writing tasks). De hecho, la mayor parte de los estudios (23 de 29) analizados por Lázaro-Ibarrola se realizaron entre 2018 y 2022, lo que refleja la escasa atención dedicada hasta hace unos años a esta etapa educativa.
    keywords: aprendizaje; como; con; del; escritura; este; estudios; investigación; language; las; los; para; por; que; tareas; una; writing
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        item: #131 of 166
          id: ejall-2742
      author: Vañó García, Inés
       title: A call for critical and open pedagogies in Spanish heritage language instruction: Students as knowledge producers of Open Educational Resources (OERs)
        date: 2023
       words: 11463
      flesch: 44
     summary: Spanish heritage language teaching: An overview Guadalupe Valdés (1981) was one of the first scholars to take action on the topic of Spanish HLL (also known as Spanish for Native Speakers, or SNS) within the classroom environment. The “other” Latinx: The (non) existent representation of Afro-Latinx in Spanish language textbooks.
    keywords: barrio; beaudrie; class; classroom; college; del; education; garcía; heritage language; instruction; journal; language; language instruction; language teaching; learning; material; pedagogies; pedagogy; practices; project; spanish; states; students; teaching; textbooks; united; vañó; work
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        item: #132 of 166
          id: ejall-2746
      author: Scibetta, Andrea
       title: Oscillando tra sinofobia e sinofilia: un’analisi del discorso mediatico sui cinesi in Italia ai tempi del Covid
        date: 2023
       words: 10585
      flesch: 38
     summary: dei cinesi all'Italia o ai connazionali Organizzazione o contributo aiuti da parte di huaqiao 华侨 Sinofilia ed elogio comportamenti virtuosi cinesi in Italia italiani 17 40 14 11 37 cinesi 5 6 17 10 16 SCIBETTA E-JournALL, 10(1) (2023), pp. 39-57 54 cosiddetto stile spezzato, che sempre più caratterizza i testi di molti articoli giornalistici italiani e che impone usi interpuntivi e meccanismi di coerenza e coesione testuali molto particolari, cfr. Infatti, lavorando sulla testualità, e in particolare sul genere del testo giornalistico, si possono innanzitutto stabilire punti di connessione e di differenza tra il modo di costruire e articolare un discorso scritto in italiano e in cinese; si possono altresì verificare analogie e diversità nell’uso di determinati stili (come il Giornali Condanna episodi di sinofobia Episodi di sinofobia Aiuti solidali della Cina e
    keywords: alla; alle; analysis; anche; che; chinese; cina; cinesi; cinesi e; coding; con; confronti; corpus; covid; dal; dei; del; della; della pandemia; di cinesi; discorso; discourse; episodi; fonti; italia; italiano; journall; lingua; livello; mediatico; modo; nei; nel; nodes; nodi; nodo; numero; pandemia; parte; particolare; persone; più; quanto; quello; questo; repubblica; riferimento; scibetta; sia; sinodiscendenti; sinofilia; sinofobia; sociale; sono; sotto; studies; sulla; tabella; testi; theory; tra; tree; una; virus
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        item: #133 of 166
          id: ejall-2748
      author: Hartle, Sharon
       title: From learner corpus to data-driven learning (DDL) in EAP writing. Improving lexical usage in academic writing
        date: 2023
       words: 10806
      flesch: 52
     summary: In our annotation of the corpus, therefore, we focused not only on errors but also on effective language choices that were higher than the production expected at a B1 level. Figure 6 shows the interface with default coding options on the left (red for problematic, and green for effective language choice).
    keywords: analysis; choice; collocation; corpora; corpus; data; english; figure; hartle; journall; language; learners; learning; level; participants; production; research; study; teaching; university; usage; use; word; writing
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        item: #134 of 166
          id: ejall-2756
      author: Akinseye, Tolulope
       title: Exploring interactive metadiscourse as a practical approach to enhancing academic writing skills of newly admitted undergraduates students in Nigeria
        date: 2023
       words: 11497
      flesch: 43
     summary: Exploring interactive metadiscourse as a practical approach to enhancing academic writing skills of newly admitted undergraduate students in Nigeria TOLULOPE AKINSEYE University of Ibadan Received 20 April 2023; accepted after revisions 17 October 2023 These findings underscore the pedagogical significance of incorporating interactive resources into the teaching of academic writing skills for ESL undergraduate students.
    keywords: argument; coherence; context; english; ideas; information; language; learning; markers; metadiscourse; reader; research; skills; students; study; teaching; text; university; use; writer; writing
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        item: #135 of 166
          id: ejall-2757
      author: Doerr, Roxanne Barbara
       title: Writing with “Academic Style”: theoretical considerations and preliminary findings on the new frontiers of EAP
        date: 2023
       words: 11882
      flesch: 44
     summary: RQ4: What are the broader implications of including academic style in academic writing courses for students and teachers? This is also proof of the students’ acquired competence in topics that are commonly covered in academic writing courses and therefore their need to proceed to the next level and improve in academic style before being officially introduced to the academic discourse community.
    keywords: abstracts; academic; analysis; competence; courses; doerr; eap; english; errors; group; international; knowledge; language; research; seminar; students; study; style; stylistics; text; use; writing
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        item: #136 of 166
          id: ejall-2758
      author: Bonomo, Annalisa; Giuffrida, Simona Agata
       title: The use of travel narratives to foster intercultural sensitivity and language awareness in the EAP classroom: the case of A House in Sicily by Daphne Phelps and its Italian translation Una Casa in Sicilia.
        date: 2023
       words: 11781
      flesch: 51
     summary: Cultural translation: An introduction to the problem, and Responses. Writing travel as Janus: cultural translation as descriptive category for travel Writing.
    keywords: awareness; bonomo; casa; ciccio; don; eap; english; esp; foreign; giuffrida; house; intercultural; italian; journall; language; learners; learning; literature; narratives; non; phelps; purposes; sicilian; source; students; studies; teaching; terms; text; translation; travel; una; use; writing
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        item: #137 of 166
          id: ejall-2768
      author: Pennisi, Giulia Adriana
       title: EALP textbooks and the challenges of legal English education
        date: 2023
       words: 8017
      flesch: 49
     summary: The EALP TBs typologies identified were the following: skill- based TBs, law school TBs, academic legal language TBs, legal skills TBs, clinical legal skills TBs (see Appendix). Prinsloo 2022 present research course-based typology 11 TBs (1980-1985) pedagogy-based typology 37 TBs (1985-2002) skill-based typology 44 TBs (2002-2013) layered / practical skills and competencies typology 40 TBs (2013-2022) law school TBs law school TBs / legal guided TBs (law school education and linguistic skills needed prior to and at the beginning of law school) grammar-based books general legal writing law school examination books lexico-grammar based books (scientific approaches) academic legal language TBs (i.e., aimed at the 1st year of law school education) academic TBs (a broad spectrum of academic legal linguistic skills, i.e., focus mainly on communication skills; specific content may pose pedagogic problems in foreign jurisdictions) rhetoric-based books (rhetorical approaches) EALP TBs (content-based approaches) legal research / legal bibliography books books that include content (EAP approaches) legal skills TBs (cover the diverse set of legal skills) legalistic skills TBs (mostly comprehensive, they attempt to cover the professional, academic and career skills) legal brief writing and argumentation clinical legal skills (include the skills of practice, i.e. drafting, advocacy, mediation, etc.) productive skills set within procedural and substantive law TBs (emphasis on ethical legal epistemology and legal practice)
    keywords: academic; analysis; bhatia; ealp; eap; education; english; language; law; law school; legal; practice; prinsloo; purposes; research; school; skills; students; tbs; textbooks; university; writing
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        item: #138 of 166
          id: ejall-2779
      author: Nava, Andrea
       title: Writing in English in Italy – from ‘compositions’ to ‘academic writing’
        date: 2023
       words: 8265
      flesch: 52
     summary: However, beyond its reference to contextual constraints, this image of writing as an “indulgence” seems to be a suitable metaphor for the long journey that English writing instruction has undertaken in Italy over the last hundred years. The aim of this first part of the paper was to consider the issue of English writing instruction in Italy in the 20th century from the perspective of those who were mainly charged with delivering it – Italian teachers of English.
    keywords: book; century; composition; courses; education; english; essay; faculties; history; instruction; italian; italy; knowledge; language; nava; students; teachers; teaching; university; words; writing
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        item: #139 of 166
          id: ejall-2803
      author: Compagnoni, Ilaria; Serragiotto, Graziano
       title: “We all contributed to tell stories to the best of our abilities”: collaborative digital storytelling to promote students’ positive interdependence in an online course of Italian as a foreign language
        date: 2024
       words: 13405
      flesch: 49
     summary: In fact, through digital language learning, students develop various forms of literacies which are essential for professional collaborations and social interactions. Considerations on cooperative learning and task-based methodologies were drawn to highlight gaps in the literature on investigating ways to boost students’ positive interdependence in digital language learning contexts.
    keywords: activities; compagnoni; content; digital; education; experiences; group; ideas; immersive; interactions; interdependence; italian; ivr; journall; language; language learning; learning; non; online; participants; positive; reality; skills; storymaps; storytelling; students; table; task; technology; thinglink; use; virtual
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        item: #140 of 166
          id: ejall-2808
      author: Gracia, Emilia
       title: Review: Friedrich, Patricia (Ed.) (2023).The anti-racism linguist, a book of readings. Multilingual Matters.
        date: 2023
       words: 4422
      flesch: 43
     summary: Fanon’s concept of non-being originates from the idea that modernity and “Western” humanism have positioned the White, Western world as a human zone of being, while racializing and dehumanizing the rest of the world as non-White in a zone of non-being. In addition, she reviews research about teacher expectations of student academic success that concluded that teachers are more likely to have lower expectations for students with non-Anglo names, associating them with low socio-economic status and otherness.
    keywords: authors; chapter; english; friedrich; language; names; racism; states; students; teachers; use; volume
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        item: #141 of 166
          id: ejall-2906
      author: Facciani, Chiara
       title: Parents’ multilingual storytelling in the school setting: exploring influence on family language practices
        date: 2024
       words: 10069
      flesch: 48
     summary: The participants were involved in multilingual storytelling activities in class, with the intention of making home languages visible and creating an inclusive and democratic learning environment. Table 2 Language use during specific home activities Home activities Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always Use of Italian while sharing a meal 0% 20% 26% 27% 27% Use of home language while sharing a meal 0% 20% 20% 20% 40% Use of Italian while watching TV 0% 0% 23% 31% 46% Use of home language while watching TV 0% 18% 27% 18% 37% The answers to these questions show two different practices.
    keywords: activities; activity; carbonara; children; class; education; family; family language; home; home language; influence; involvement; italian; journal; language; multilingual; parents; participants; pedagogies; practices; punjabi; reading; research; school; storytelling; students; study; use
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        item: #142 of 166
          id: ejall-2936
      author: Cucchi, Costanza
       title: Research-based projects and reflective journals to promote student engagement in a remote online English Linguistics course for Professional Business Communication
        date: 2024
       words: 12429
      flesch: 55
     summary: It is therefore suggested that research-based projects and journals potentially support student engagement in learning settings which may negatively affect engagement, such as remote online courses. However, to the best of my knowledge, the implementation of these tools has not yet been investigated in remote online linguistics courses, which could negatively affect student engagement.
    keywords: analysis; business; communication; course; data; education; engagement; english; healey; journal; language; learning; linguistics; online; rbp; rbps; remote; research; rjs; section; students; study; teaching; time
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        item: #143 of 166
          id: ejall-2953
      author: Fiammenghi, Carlotta
       title: Review: Zanola, Annalisa (2023). La lingua inglese per la comunicazione scientifica e professionale. Carocci
        date: 2023
       words: 2363
      flesch: 29
     summary: Indeed, despite the fact that academic English is considered formal by nature, professionals who are expressing themselves in English need to be able to recognize – and adapt to – the different levels of formality required by the various situations and relationships developing in their workplace. More specifically, chapter 2 deals with written ESPP skills, providing the basics of syntax, semantics, and textual pragmatics, with the goal of examining and developing academic, as well as ESPP, writing skills.
    keywords: academic; communication; english; espp; inglese; language; purposes
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        item: #144 of 166
          id: ejall-2954
      author: Pinnavaia, Laura; Zanola, Annalisa
       title: English for Academic Purposes (EAP): new frontiers in learning to write in English
        date: 2023
       words: 4677
      flesch: 49
     summary: Nàvà investigàtes the “pre- history” of teàching L2 English àcàdemic writing – when writing instruction tàrgeted “composition writing” – through à càse study of the Itàliàn context. The àuthor therefore àlso discusses how this investigàtion informed the clàssroom implementàtion of dàtà-driven leàrning (DDL) to increàse leàrner àwàreness of ànd àbility to use collocàtions effectively in written àcàdemic English.
    keywords: approaches; eap; eds; english; knowledge; pinnavaia; practice; purposes; skills; students; thàt; use; writing; àcàdemic; ànd
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        item: #145 of 166
          id: ejall-2977
      author: Spaliviero, Camilla
       title: Enhancing teachers’ multilingual language awareness through a course on language learning strategies and multilingual education
        date: 2024
       words: 16047
      flesch: 42
     summary: As reported by several authors (e.g. De Angelis, 2011; Haukås, 2016; Jessner, 2018; Otwinowska, 2014, 2017), to become competent in the field of multilingual education, language teachers must have the following traits: - Be multilingual themselves. Addressing these suggestions could enhance the understanding of how to effectively support language teachers in leveraging multilingual educational environments, while promoting the development of their multilingual language awareness.
    keywords: activities; approaches; beliefs; borg; course; development; education; excerpt; impact; italian; knowledge; language; language awareness; language education; language learning; language teacher; learning strategies; multilingualism; new; practices; research; spanish; strategies; students; teachers; teaching; use
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        item: #146 of 166
          id: ejall-3072
      author: Uysal, Huseyin; Sayer, Peter
       title: Human capital, social mobility, and TESOL: An interview with Peter Sayer
        date: 2024
       words: 7153
      flesch: 59
     summary: The conversation touches on issues such as social class, TESOL, and translanguaging, aiming to disclose insights into the role English language education plays in facilitating socioeconomic mobility and addressing existing inequalities. Huseyin Uysal: Considering the rapid expansion of English language education in public schools in Latin America, how can TESOL educators balance the goal of providing greater access to English with the risk of perpetuating existing social inequalities?
    keywords: capital; class; education; english; language; mexico; peter; peter sayer; sayer; social; students; teaching; tesol; things; translanguaging; uysal; way; work
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        item: #147 of 166
          id: ejall-3078
      author: Panzavecchia, Michelle
       title: Diverse voices, dynamic classrooms: Exploring changing demographics, pedagogical shifts, and training perspectives in Maltese multilingual primary classrooms.
        date: 2024
       words: 15230
      flesch: 47
     summary: Teacher language practices that support multilingual learners: classroom‐ based approaches from multilingual early childhood teachers. Code-switching is in fact now considered a widely shared and valid practice within bilingual and multilingual environments, and therefore embracing the concept of language mixing as a pedagogical tool may effectively be the way forward for language education in Malta.
    keywords: bilingual; children; classrooms; code; cultural; development; education; educators; english; excerpt; journall; language; learning; malta; maltese; multilingual; panzavecchia; participants; practices; research; schools; students; study; support; switching; teachers; teaching; training; translanguaging; use
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        item: #148 of 166
          id: ejall-3122
      author: Branciari, Francesca Romana
       title: Recensione: Cox, Sarah (2023). Meeting the needs of reunited refugee families. An ecological, multilingual approach to language learning. Multilingual Matters.
        date: 2024
       words: 3510
      flesch: 48
     summary: Il volume è diviso in tre sezioni: la prima, dal primo al quarto capitolo, fornisce il quadro teorico di riferimento, ma anche il contesto in cui si inserisce la ricerca esplorando due casi di studio precedenti che hanno costituito la base e il retroscena del caso in Scozia; la seconda parte, che comprende il quinto capitolo, introduce il caso di studio in Scozia mettendo in risalto la co-costruzione e l’impiego dell’àpproccio ecologico e multilingue; la terza e ultima parte restituisce i risultati dello studio attraverso le tre ecologie: relationship, place e language/languaging. Il livello di competenza delle partecipanti in lingua inglese, quasi completamente nullo se non per la conoscenza di alcune parole, rende necessaria la creazione di routine da parte della ricercatrice, in modo che le azioni e le richieste siano familiari e facilmente comprensibili.
    keywords: capitolo; che; come; con; cui; dei; delle; ecologico; language; lingua; loro; multilingue; nel; nella; non; partecipanti; refugee; ricerca; studio; translanguaging; una; unà; volume
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          id: ejall-3160
      author: Banks, David
       title: Passive voice, first person pronouns and mental process verbs in the biological sciences research article
        date: 2025
       words: 8608
      flesch: 58
     summary: Recent studies carried out on a small sample of articles in the physical sciences have suggested that in physical sciences research articles, there are two available models: one using many passive forms and avoiding first person pronoun subjects; and the other using few passives but first person pronoun subjects readily. The six biological research articles that have been studied here, show restrained use of passives and a significant use of first person pronoun subjects.
    keywords: articles; banks; english; material; overall; passive; person; person pronoun; physical; process; processes; pronoun; rate; research; sciences; subjects; type; use; verbs
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        item: #150 of 166
          id: ejall-3174
      author: Basanta, Almudena; Vangehuchten, Lieve; Van Herck, Rebecca
       title: La competencia pragma-discursiva en las respuestas por correo electrónico a reclamaciones: una propuesta didáctica para el aula de español de los negocios
        date: 2025
       words: 14016
      flesch: 50
     summary: Resulta evidente que uno de los inconvenientes de la comunicación digital es su escasa riqueza mediática en comparación con los canales tradicionales. Hemos recivido tu reclamación confirmamos entonces que el cobre de los 24€ es correcto, en este caso importe generado adicional por la baja de la linea sin aviso previo para amortización del termrinal registrado a venta a plazos, te indicamos que
    keywords: 7–35; acción; al cliente; análisis; apellido; atención; basanta; chv; cliente; como; competencia; comunicación; con; con el; contacto; corpus; correo; de la; de los; de respuesta; de un; del; del cliente; discursiva; ejemplo; ejercicio; electrónico; elementos; empatía; empleado; empresa; en el; en la; enseñanza; español; este; estimado; estrategias; estructura; estudiantes; figura; género; hemos; herck; journall; las; lenguaje; los; muy; más; nombre; nos; nosotros; para; por; por correo; pragma; problema; profesional; que; que el; queja; razónsocial; reclamaciones; reclamación; respuesta; saludo; servicio; sobre; son; sus; también; una; uso; usted; van; vangehuchten; y el; y la
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        item: #151 of 166
          id: ejall-3176
      author: Parini, Ilaria
       title: YouTube’s automatic subtitles in the ESL/ESP classroom
        date: 2025
       words: 15861
      flesch: 47
     summary: 3. Table 3 Transcription of intralingual subtitles containing examples of misrecognition of entity names and post-edited version Intralingual subtitles Post-edited subtitles the field of visual identity was pioneered by Gordon lipincott the field of visual identity was pioneered by Gordon Lippincott liping cot introduced Evolution Lippincott introduced evolution Paul aare is one of the most prolific and active designers in the world Some examples are reported in Table 6: Table 6 Transcription of intralingual subtitles containing examples of misrecognition of common words, the corresponding interlingual (Italian) version and their post-edited version Intralingual subtitles Interlingual subtitles Post-edited subtitles Red Bull has a loud voice but it’s not just loud it’s one of the strongest brand voices on Earth not just among beverages or pickme UPS their promise is Wings an alternate reality where you can freef fall from the edge of space at the speed of sound or perfect that kickflip Red Bull ha una voce forte ma non è solo forte è una delle voci di marchio più forti sulla Terra non solo tra le bevande o i pickme UPS
    keywords: audiovisual; automatic; che; content; english; fact; field; google; intralingual; italian; journall; language; learners; learning; machine; machine translation; marketing; media; misrecognition; parini; post; recognition; speech; students; study; subtitles; subtitling; technologies; text; translation; use; version; video; voice; youtube
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        item: #152 of 166
          id: ejall-3237
      author: Sileo, Angela
       title: Review: Talaván, Noa, Lertola, Jennifer, and Fernández-Costales, Alberto (2024). Didactic Audiovisual Translation and foreign language education. Routledge.
        date: 2024
       words: 2518
      flesch: 40
     summary: Didactic Audiovisual Translation and foreign language education. Angela Sileo, Universita degli studi di Milano angela.sileo@unimi.it http://doi.org/10.21283/2376905X.15.271 http://www.e-journall.org/ mailto:angela.sileo@unimi.it REVIEW: DIDACTIC AUDIOVISUAL TRANSLATION AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION E-JournALL, 11(2) (2024), pp. 88-91 89 In the rapidly evolving context of foreign language education, there is a constant need for cutting edge approaches that engage students and improve learning outcomes.
    keywords: dat; didactic; education; language; learning; lertola; students; subtitling; talava; translation
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        item: #153 of 166
          id: ejall-3240
      author: Miranda, Lauren
       title: Review: Lillie Padilla & Rosti Vana (Eds.) (2024). Representation, inclusion and social justice in world language teaching: Research and pedagogy for inclusive classrooms 
        date: 2024
       words: 3717
      flesch: 42
     summary: The thirteen chapters offer stakeholders working in language departments or dual language programs perspectives that can be implemented in language classrooms, teacher preparation programs, and at the department level. Agents of change: Reimagining curriculum and instruction in world language classrooms through social justice education.
    keywords: authors; chapter; classrooms; inclusion; justice; language; programs; representation; social; spanish; students; teaching; world
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        item: #154 of 166
          id: ejall-3269
      author: Giacosa, Antonella; Pulcini, Virginia
       title: Innovation in course design to teach business discourse: students’ feedback and insights
        date: 2025
       words: 9296
      flesch: 45
     summary: Instruments for obtaining student feedback: a review of the literature. Closing the feedback loop: Ensuring effective action from student feedback.
    keywords: 36–52; activities; approach; business; communication; corpus; course; digital; education; english; feedback; giacosa; journall; language; learning; linguistics; module; skills; students; teaching; university; work
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        item: #155 of 166
          id: ejall-3277
      author: Heras, Cristina Inés
       title: Review: Muñoz-Basols, Javier, Fuertes Gutiérrez, Mara y Cerezo, Luis (Eds.) (2024). La enseñanza del español mediada por tecnología. De la justicia social a la Inteligencia Artificial (IA). Routledge
        date: 2024
       words: 3070
      flesch: 42
     summary: En el artí culo inicial o pro logo, los editores presentan el modelo PPI (Planificar, Personalizar e Implementar), el cual propone el manejo de herramientas y recursos que permitan un “empoderamiento tecnolo gico” tanto del profesorado como del alumnado en la ensen anza y aprendizaje de la lengua. Le siguen a este primer artí culo tres partes que se corresponden con los tres momentos del modelo presentado (Planificar, Personalizar e Implementar), y la obra cierra con un epí logo que aborda la tema tica de los nuevos escenarios mediados por la tecnologí a y ma s especí ficamente la IA.
    keywords: anza; aprendizaje; artificial; basols; capí; como; con; del; ensen; enseñanza; español; esta; language; las; lenguas; los; para; por; que; university
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        item: #156 of 166
          id: ejall-3284
      author: Ruiz-Garrido, Miguel; Palmer-Silveira, Juan Carlos
       title: The development of a new multimodal genre for corporate communication: the case of video CEO statements
        date: 2025
       words: 9034
      flesch: 47
     summary: This shift significantly impacts report narratives, which are often enhanced by corporate videos, as they represent a versatile communication tool. In Giglioni’s work (2020), an exceptional presence of video narratives is mentioned, opening up the possibility of adding corporate videos to the narrative sections of ACRs, which to our knowledge has not been studied.
    keywords: analysis; audience; business; ceo; communication; companies; company; digital; discourse; garrido; genre; image; information; journal; modes; multimodal; non; reports; research; ruiz; silveira; statements; study; use; video
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        item: #157 of 166
          id: ejall-3286
      author: Meredith, Michael
       title: Insights from blended mobility: Combining COIL & short-term study abroad to enhance international business communication learning
        date: 2025
       words: 11770
      flesch: 38
     summary: A class normally consisted of 8-12 cross-cultural teams, and the professors make an effort to mix the teams based upon student experience, background, interest of study, etc. Accordingly, this inquiry addresses the following research questions: RQ1: Which of Helm and O’Dowd’s (2020) proposed blended mobility “employability” skill outcomes were supported by student experiences?
    keywords: belonging; business; class; client; coil; communication; course; digital; education; experience; institution; intercultural; international; journall; learning; mobility; online; outcomes; research; self; sense; skills; students; study; team; technology; time; working
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        item: #158 of 166
          id: ejall-3289
      author: Pagliara, Francesca
       title: Chiusure conversazionali nei colloqui accademici in italiano L1/L2: [ENG. Tans. Conversational closings in teacher-student meetings in L1/L2 Italian]
        date: 2025
       words: 12278
      flesch: 53
     summary: Qual è la sua struttura? - Da che cosa dipende la lunghezza delle CC nei PN e nei PNN? Nel presente studio risultano rilevanti le nozioni strutturali inerenti alle sequenze che costituiscono la sequenza di chiusura, ovvero la fase di pre-chiusura (PC), gli spazi di opportunità che qui vengono chiamati turni di transizione (TT) e lo scambio terminale (ST); salienti risultano anche le categorie di analisi, quali allineamento referenziale e al ruolo sociale. La distribuzione delle azioni su più turni permette di saggiare progressivamente la disponibilità dell’interlocutore a chiudere lo scambio o, mutatis mutandis, di veri^icare che non ci siano ulteriori argomenti di cui parlare, e in ultima analisi, ad evitare un commiato brusco.
    keywords: alla; allora; anche; arrivederci; attraverso; azioni; bene; campione; casi; che; che la; chiudere; chiusura; colloqui; come; conversazione; cui; dati; degli; dei; della; di chiusura; docente; essere; fase; gli; grazie; infatti; italiano; journall; language; nei; nel; nelle; non; pagliara; parte; perfetto; più; pnn; pre; professore; può; quali; quanto; questo; ringraziamento; ruolo; sacks; scambio; schegloff; segnali; sequenza; sia; sono; studenti; studio; tabella; terminale; tot; tra; transizione; tre; turni; una; va bene
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        item: #159 of 166
          id: ejall-3335
      author: Strong, Jane
       title: Moving from theory to practice: Applying the four meta-literacy model to the business communication classroom 
        date: 2025
       words: 12370
      flesch: 46
     summary: Multimodal design literacy Multimodal design literacy is described as the “ability to effectively communicate meaning through multiple modalities such as language, text, audio, visual, gestures, facial expression, design choices, color, animation, and other semiotic resources in digital multimodal communication environments” (Strong, 2022). By employing a visual analysis of the decking, constructed themes provide more information about digital multimodal communication literacies in professional communication.
    keywords: 4ml; analysis; business; communication; decks; design; design literacy; digital; information; literacies; literacy; literacy model; meta; model; multimedia; multimodal; multimodal communication; multimodal design; rubric; skills; slide; strong; students; use; visual
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        item: #160 of 166
          id: ejall-3371
      author: Staggini , Giulia
       title: The impact of immersive educational environments on productive and receptive vocabulary in dyslexic university students of EFL: A case study
        date: 2025
       words: 11581
      flesch: 34
     summary: Her work explores language learning accessibility, and innovative digital tools in education. This study investigates the impact of Immersive Educational Environments (IEEs) on English vocabulary acquisition among university students with Specific Learning Disorders, particularly dyslexia.
    keywords: acquisition; control; dyslexia; education; english; environments; experimental; group; iees; immersive; impact; journall; language; language learning; learners; learning; motivation; needs; research; staggini; students; study; teaching; technology; university; vocabulary
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        item: #161 of 166
          id: ejall-3380
      author: Ainsworth, Judith; Pulcini, Virginia
       title: Multimodality and the digital turn in teaching business discourse. An Introduction to the Special Issue
        date: 2025
       words: 3716
      flesch: 39
     summary: The discourse analytical tools that had been originally formulated to analyse language use were then extended to the analysis of digital discourse and to studies on digital business discourse (Bargiela-Chiappini, 2009; Darics, 2015, 2016). Thus, this Special Issue fills this gap by providing a collection of activities for teaching and learning multimodal business discourse that are specifically tailored to the business communication context.
    keywords: ainsworth; analysis; business; communication; discourse; language; literacy; multimodal; resources; students; studies; teaching; university
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        item: #162 of 166
          id: ejall-3405
      author: Falcone, Mariasophia
       title: Book Review: Fei Victor Lim and Mercedes Querol-Julián (2024), Designing learning with digital technologies. Routledge.
        date: 2025
       words: 2264
      flesch: 36
     summary: It also addresses recent calls for the systematic integration of digital multimodal texts in educational practice, building on prior work that has analysed the structures and communicative functions of such texts (e.g., Adami & Jewitt, 2016; Bezemer & Kress, 2017; Zappavigna, 2020). Therefore, it will be of interest to researchers and educators focusing on digital learning and multimodal literacies.
    keywords: chapter; design; digital; education; learning; lim; multimodal; teaching; volume
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        item: #163 of 166
          id: ejall-3423
      author: Banzina, Elina
       title: Students smarter than teachers? Gen Z EFL student perceptions of English pronunciation learning and teaching
        date: 2025
       words: 11627
      flesch: 49
     summary: The main findings are that, first, Gen Z students rate their own pronunciation as fairly advanced, reporting extramural English as a greater influence than their English teachers’ input, and second, view their non-native English teachers’ pronunciation as less native-like than their own, yet generally rate their teachers as acceptable models of English pronunciation. Student responses to the question:” Was your high school English teacher a good model of English pronunciation?
    keywords: american; children; data; english; english teachers; exposure; gen; input; language; learners; learning; like; media; non; pronunciation; research; school; scores; self; students; study; teachers; teaching
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        item: #164 of 166
          id: ejall-3472
      author: Willoughby, Audrey
       title: Review: Sindoni, Maria Grazia & Moschini, Ilaria (Eds.) (2022). Multimodal Literacies Across Digital Learning Contexts. Routledge.
        date: 2025
       words: 2787
      flesch: 35
     summary: desempeñado el cargo de coordinadora de Aprendizaje Integrado de Contenidos y Lenguas Extranjeras (AICLE) en el contexto educativo italiano. Audrey Willoughby es doctoranda en Lingüística en la Universidad de Milán, en el Departamento de Lenguas, Literaturas, Culturas y Mediaciones.
    keywords: chapter; contexts; digital; language; learning; literacies; multimodal; multimodality; review; university; volume
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        item: #165 of 166
          id: ejall-3474
      author: Cucinotta, Giacomo
       title: Reseña: Benati, Alessandro G. (2024). Second language teacher education. A cognitive and evidence-based perspective. Bloomsbury.
        date: 2025
       words: 2410
      flesch: 35
     summary: El autor presenta la materia dentro de un marco cognitivo que integra la investigación académica con la práctica en el aula. la pratica in classe e sottolinea l’importanza di alcuni principi fondamentali dell’insegnamento linguistico, come l’importanza di input di qualità e di attività significative.
    keywords: aprendizaje; como; con; del; didáctica; enseñanza; idiomas; language; lenguas; los; más; para; que; teacher; una
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        item: #166 of 166
          id: ejall-3479
      author: Berchio, Giulia
       title: Recensione: Hiratsuka, Takaaki (2024). Native-speakerism and trans-speakerism. Entering a new era. Cambridge University Press.
        date: 2025
       words: 3878
      flesch: 31
     summary: Cita, a questo proposito, l’esempio di Rivers (2018), il quale afferma che le categorie estreme esistono solo nella mente di chi crede in queste BERCHIO E-JournALL, 12(2) (2025), pp. 84-89 86 distinzioni, e sottolinea come il proprio pensiero si trovi in contrasto con quest’ultimo: secondo Hiratsuka, infatti, appartenere alla categoria delle/dei parlanti non native/i dell’inglese permette in realtà di percepire in modo netto la distinzione tra le due categorie “native/i” vs “non native/i”, visibile già a partire dalla letteratura scientifica sul tema, dove è più folta la presenza di fonti sulle/sui parlanti native/i. Vengono sollevate, poi, altre criticità, in particolare relativamente alle strategie che le/i parlanti native/i metterebbero in atto per distogliere l’attenzione dal tema della discriminazione di parlanti non native/i dell’inglese negando, di fatto, l’esistenza di esigenze specifiche da parte di questa categoria e la difficoltà che essa incontra nell’ottenere un reale riconoscimento. . 84-89 88 dell’insegnamento delle lingue, alle e ai quali la ricerca, come rilevato dalla revisione della letteratura sul tema, non aveva finora dedicato uno spazio adeguato. Tuttavia, seppur l’autore sia riuscito a elicitare, da un lato, il loro malcontento nei confronti dell’egemonia del native-speakerism e, dall’altro, a individuare gli elementi che permetterebbero di raggiungere un riconoscimento maggiore (puntare di più sulla consapevolezza interculturale, sulla professionalizzazione delle e degli insegnanti e sul concetto di Global Englishes), rimane il dubbio relativo al se e al quanto tempestivamente l’augurio di un cambio di paradigma possa essere tradotto in azioni concrete.
    keywords: alla; che; con; dei; della; dell’inglese; hiratsuka; insegnanti; lingua; linguistica; l’autore; native; nel; non; parlanti; più; questo; ricerca; scuola; speakerism; studio; sul; trans; una; volume
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