| Violetta Aeginitou, Eleftheria Nteliou and
Nectaria Vlahoyanni |
Reflections in the mirror: Ôhe contribution of self and peer
assessment in the teaching of speaking skills (149-163)
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| Eleni Agathopoulou |
| EFL student teachers’ beliefs and the effect of a second
language acquisition course (165-177)
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| Jo Angouri, Marina Mattheoudakis and Maria Zigrika |
| Then how will they get ‘the much-wanted paper’? A multifaceted
study of English as a foreign language in Greece (179-194)
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| Christine Calfoglou |
| Feedback on written feedback in an academic L2 context: The
tutor viewed as a reader (195-206)
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| Deborah Chua |
| More and -er in adjectival comparatives: Examining children’s
preferences through a judgement task (207-219)
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| Zoe Gavriilidou and Papanis Alexandros |
| A preliminary study of learning strategies in foreign language
instruction: Students’ beliefs about strategy use (221-231)
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| Vassilis Hartzoulakis |
| Inter-rater reliability in the Greek State Certificate of
Language Proficiency (KPG) exams (233-246)
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| Ed Joycey, Carol Everhard and Niovi Antonopoulou |
| Promise of positive outcomes from self- and peer-assessment (247-259)
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| Evdokia Karavas and Mary Drossou |
| How amenable are student teacher beliefs to change? A study of
EFL student teacher beliefs before and after teaching practice (261-276)
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| Vassilia Kazamia |
| Using the SILL to record the language learning strategy use:
Suggestions for the Greek EFL population (277-293)
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| Stergiani Kostopoulou |
| Learner self-assessment and the European Language Portfolio (295-305)
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| James Milton and Thomaï Alexiou |
| Developing a vocabulary size test in Greek as a foreign language (307-318)
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| Bessie Mitsikopoulou |
| From educational pragmatism to critical literacy pedagogy:
Transformations in language teaching practices (319-334)
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| Zoe-Lili Nikolaidou |
| Network relations between polycontextual environments (335-347)
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| Alexander Nikolaou |
| Attitudes and motivation of Greek secondary pupils toward
learning English (349-361)
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| Spyros Papageorgiou |
| Behavioural scales of language proficiency: Using the Common
European Framework of Reference (363-373)
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| Ewa Piechurska-Kuciel |
| Reading anxiety and writing anxiety in dyslexia: Syptomatic and
asyptomatic adolescents (375-386)
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| Angeliki Psaltou-Joycey and Areti-Maria Sougari |
| Greek young learners’ perceptions about foreign language
learning and teaching (387-401)
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| Anastasia Rothoni |
| Beyond the foreign language classroom: Informal English literacy
practices of teenagers living in Greece (403-414)
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| Areti-Maria Sougari and Nicos C. Sifakis |
| Rethinking the role of teachers’ beliefs about their function: A
survey of Greek teachers’ inner thoughts (415-428)
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| Eleni Tsiartsioni |
| The effectiveness of pronunciation teaching to Greek state
school students (429-446)
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| Sofia Valavani |
| Negotiated syllabus for Second Chance Schools: Theoretical
considerations and the practicalities of its implementation (447-457)
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| Maria Xanthou |
| Current trends in L2 vocabulary learning and instruction. Is CLIL the right approach? (459-471)
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| Maria Xanthou and Pavlos Pavlou |
| Teachers' perceptions of students' attitudes in mixed ability EFL state primary school classes (473-485)
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