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Models of EMI pedagogies: at the interface of language use and interaction
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Academic language-related challenges at an English-medium university
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Defining English medium instruction: striving for comparative equivalence
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English medium instruction (EMI) is a term historically used to refer to educational practices where academic subjects are taught in a non-majority language—typically a minority, second or foreign language for students. With increased student and faculty mobility in higher education, some scholars have sought to expand the scope of EMI to include universities in Anglophone contexts. In this paper, the EMI Oxford Research Group provides a research-informed argument for maintaining a definition of EMI that is restricted to English medium educational practices in regions where the majority language of the wider population is not English. We base our arguments on key differences between these contexts in terms of their historical underpinnings, educational language policy, expectations surrounding language use, and teaching-related issues. We conclude the paper by offering a definitional conceptualisation of EMI as a central construct around which several important dimensions exist. These dimensions intend to capture key differences in how EMI is manifested in various contexts. Nonetheless we acknowledge that broader comparisons of dimensions of English medium forms of education are warranted if researchers can robustly establish their comparability.
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URL: https://centaur.reading.ac.uk/103210/1/Defining%20English-Medium-Instruction-ACCEPTED.pdf https://centaur.reading.ac.uk/103210/
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The profiles of English medium instruction teachers in higher education
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Doing Research in Applied Linguistics:Realities, Dilemmas and Solutions
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Overcoming problematic positionality and researcher objectivity
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L2 writing instruction practices of TESOL trained and non-TESOL trained teachers
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Messy Research in Applied Linguistics:Methodological realities, problems and honest reporting when social research goes awry
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The prevalence of pedagogy-related research in applied linguistics:extending the debate
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Researching your own students: negotiating the dual teacher-researcher role
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L2 writing instruction practices by TESOL trained and non-TESOL trained teachers
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