Titlebook: International Perspectives on Motivation; Language Learning an Ema Ushioda Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Digital Games and ELT: Bridging the Authenticity Gap,ountered and used in a range of out-of-school domains, a particular challenge facing teachers is not so much generating motivation to succeed in long-term competency goals, but rather engaging students in day-to-day classroom activities. Based on the idea that self-authenticity can have a motivating

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Motivated by Visions: Stories from Chinese Contexts,of linguistic imperialism, in which hegemonic powers like Great Britain and the United States extend their influence and interests by promoting the teaching and learning of English (e.g., Phillipson, 1992). In contrast, others have observed that the ascension of English as an international language

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,‘Native Speaker’ English Language Teachers: Disengaged from the Changing International Landscape ofrainer and expert. In fact, the label ‘native speaker’ teacher communicates much more than simple information about linguistic ability in the field of English language teaching. In the opinions of several scholars (for example, Canagarajah, 1999; Holliday, 2005; 2006; Kubota, 2002; Pennycook, 1994;

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Motivation and ELT: Looking Ahead to the Future, Interest Group, I presented a paper in which I drew together emergent issues and insights from the draft chapters of this volume and explored their resonance with English language teachers and educators working in various European contexts (Ushioda, 2012a). According to the European Commission (200

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Digital Games and ELT: Bridging the Authenticity Gap,t of youth culture content into the classroom but, rather, that greater scope should be given to aesthetic and personal expression in activity design. In arguing that there is a growing authenticity gap between the English that students learn in school and the English they use outside, I will begin