Aim. The study examined the interplay between teacher cognition, pedagogical practices, and systemic conditions in English education in Thailand. It seeks to understand how teachers interpret students’ learning challenges, adapt instructional strategies, and respond to educational constraints affecting English language...
Aisah Apridayani, Nisareen Wantala, Wei Han et al.· Journal of Education Culture...· 0 citations
Vocabulary mastery is essential for EFL students because it supports effective communication and overall English language proficiency. Since classroom instruction alone is often insufficient for sustained vocabulary development, many students engage in independent learning beyond formal instruction. However, limited qu...
C. Sane, Sriati Usman, Maf'ulah Maf'ulah et al.· Journal of English language...· 0 citations
The introduction of compulsory English in Indonesian primary schools from 2027 has intensified the need to understand teachers’ readiness, particularly among non-specialist English teachers. This study explored primary school teachers’ readiness to teach English through the Alignment–Capability–Engagement (ACE) framewo...
A. Fauzi, D. Damayanti, Prita Anjani· JOSAR (Journal of Students A...· 0 citations
As more early childhood education (ECE) institutions in Indonesia teach English to young learners, the demand for ECE teachers with the competence to teach English is increasing. Self-confidence is the most common reason causing the lack of English language skills among ECE teachers. This study explores Indonesian Earl...
Alfu Nikmah, Pasiningsih, Muhammad Noor Sulaiman Syah· Indonesian EFL Journal· 0 citations
This study aimed at exploring the strategies of teaching speaking adopted by the English language teachers in community schools of Nepal. For this, I used the interpretative paradigm of research, in which the four teachers from four community-based schools were asked to share their personal experiences using a narrativ...
Chandra Prakash Oli· Studies in ELT and Applied L...· 0 citations
English language teaching in Ethiopia increasingly emphasizes communicative competence, yet classroom implementation often remains teacher-centred and provides limited opportunities for intercultural learning. This study examines how Ethiopian EFL teachers perceive Communicative Language Teaching (CLT), how their perce...
Teresso Tafa, Esmeralda Bhotana, Agus Wandi et al.· Journal of Language Studies...· 0 citations
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