Titlebook: Exploring EFL Fluency in Asia; Theron Muller,John Adamson,Steven Herder Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers L

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Diversity in High Energy Physics,7a; Robinson & Gilabert, 2007); how pedagogic tasks should be sequenced (Robinson, 2010); and how manipulation of task complexity affects learner perceptions of task difficulty (Gilabert, 2005; Ishikawa, 2011), to name only some. The present study considers how manipulation of specific task design f

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Introductionpounded by mainstream news media, with headlines such as ‘I no speak English’ (., 2011, December 26), ‘Test scores don’t guarantee English skills’ (Yoon, ., 2012, February 5), and ‘English fluency hopes rest on an education overhaul’ (Clavel, ., 2014, January 5).

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Fluency through Attitude Change wishes to develop fluency effectively in his/her students. Murphey (Chapter 3) takes a more student-centered approach, exploring the possibilities and dimensions of scaffolding participating, agencing, and fluencing (SPAFF), and shows how these might be realized in the classroom, enabling teachers

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High-Fidelity Quantum Logic in Ca+Timed Reading (TR) in an L2 context has been researched since the 1960s, although the name given to it has often been different. Yet conclusive empirical research into the effectiveness of TR is still unavailable, and this chapter is an effort to move closer to understanding TR and whether as teachers we should allot time to the practice.