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

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Listening to Romanian Teenagers: Lessons in Motivation and ELT Methodology,mber of noteworthy volumes on the topic (Chambers, 1999; Dörnyei & Ushioda, 2011; Murray et al., 2011; Ushioda, 1996). This very volume is a clear indication that not only is motivation in language learning and teaching still generating very lively discussions, but also that these discussions have n

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,From Bilingual Francophones to Bilingual Anglophones: The Role of Teachers in the Rising ‘Equities’children in Cameroon in spite of the existence of complex language ideologies and attitudes that represent Anglophones and ‘anglo-phonism’ as second class in a country dominated by Francophones and a political system that is hugely borrowed from, and influenced by, France. I begin by exploring the h

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The Integration of Content and Language as a Driving Force in the EFL Lesson,erman may also be taught in state secondary education, English is the only subject taught two hours a week over the six years of secondary education regardless of curricular orientations. Not only is it studied at school but also at private language institutes throughout the country, where students

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Motivational Challenges for Gulf Arab Students Studying Medicine in English,ng the regions of the world where tertiary institutions have proliferated in the past few decades, as their governments have attempted to provide higher education opportunities for burgeoning numbers of young, increasingly educated and globalised nationals. Private colleges and universities offering

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Motivation and the Transition to University,ect that examined a wide range of issues concerning the academic performance of ‘foundation college’ students in Australia (Woodrow et al., 2011). The chapter focuses on motivation and how this changes over time for a cohort of international students during their foundation programme and through the