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The Routledge encyclopedia of research methods in applied linguistics : quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods research
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Comparing writing performance in TOEFL-iBT and academic assignments : an exploration of textual features
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Innovative mixed-methods research : moving beyond design technicalities to epistemological and methodological realizations
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Accuplacer Companion in a foreign language context : an argument-based validation of both test score meaning and impact
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Book review : 'Statistical methods in language and linguistic research'
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Mixed-methods research in language teaching and learning : opportunities, issues and challenges
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This state-of-the-art paper foregrounds mixed-methods research (MMR) in language teaching and learning by discussing and critically reviewing issues related to this newly developed research paradigm. The paper has six sections. The first provides a context for the discussion of MMR through an introductory review of quantitative and qualitative paradigms. In the second section we discuss the nature and scope of MMR, its underlying principles, and its techniques and procedures. In the third section we discuss trends in MMR in language teaching and learning, and review 40 published papers in 30 journals related to this field, covering one decade (2002-2011). Issues and challenges facing MMR and its researchers are discussed in the fourth section, while in the fifth we discuss the significance of replicating MMR studies in language teaching and learning. Finally, we conclude by presenting prospects and avenues for further developing mixed-methods research. ; 39 page(s)
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URL: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.14/308682
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An Investigation of the relations between test-takers' first language and the discourse of written performance on the IELTS Academic Writing Test, Task 2
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Factors predicting EFL students' L2 (English) speaking ability
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Readability of texts : human evaluation versus computer index
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Test candidates' attitudes and their relationship to demographic and experiential variables : the case of overseas trained teachers in NSW, Australia
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(In) Agency of EFL teachers under the negative backwash effect of centralized tests
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Teacher- and peer-scaffolding behaviors : effects on EFL students' writing improvement
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A PBLT approach to teaching ESL speaking, writing, and thinking skills
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On the interaction of test washback and teacher assessment literacy : the case of Iranian EFL secondary school teachers
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Evaluation of learning objectives in Iranian high-school and pre-university English textbooks using Bloom's taxonomy
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Motivational and learning strategies of Iranian EFL learners exposed to an e-learning program
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