Search Results - "Indonesian journal of applied linguistics"

How do students become self-directed learners in the EFL flipped-class pedagogy? A study in higher education by Zainuddin, Zamzami, Habiburrahim, H., Muluk, Safrul, Keumala, Cut Muftia

“…The purpose of this study was to identify the impact of implementing a Learning Management System (LMS) ‘TES BlendSpace’ to promote students’ self-directed…”
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Examining language attitudes and use: A survey of Indonesian university students’ loyalty to their ethnic languages by Haerudin, Dingding, Dallyono, Ruswan, Kuswari, Usep, Koswara, Dedi

“…Currently, a large number of ethnic languages worldwide are losing their vitality and popularity due to globalization and the influence of dominant languages…”
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Developing EFL teachers’ pedagogical content knowledge for teaching spoken English in Chinese universities by Wang, Lan, Lam, Ricky

“…While previous research has explored the constituents and attributes of pedagogical content knowledge (PCK) possessed by teachers in the general education…”
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Interlanguage development among the learners of Indonesian language in Paris by Mahriyuni, Mahriyuni, Pramuniati, Isda, Sitinjak, Dedi Rahmad

“…A greater comprehension of the learning process and the difficulties encountered by non-native learners is imperative given the increasing interest in learning…”
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University students’ attitudes towards English Medium Instruction and academic language support: A view from Indonesia by Santoso, Wulandari, Hamied, Fuad Abdul, Muslim, Ahmad Bukhori

“…Despite the rapid growth of English Medium Instruction (EMI) in Indonesian universities, studies have revealed students’ challenges in meeting the required…”
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The influence of gender and self-efficacy on the English writing ability of central Indonesian students by Nggawu, La Ode

“…Gender and Self-Efficacy are two things that can influence the quality of student learning in the classroom. This applied linguistics study investigates the…”
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How character education is projected through literary works? A textual analysis of metaphors and prophetic ethics in Tegalan songs and poems by Pristiwati, Rahayu, Rokhman, Fathur, Lestari, Prembayun Miji, Prabaningrum, Dyah

“…Scrutinizing literary works such as song lyrics and poems can be beneficial for instilling character education since they may contain sublime messages from…”
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Examining vocabulary learning strategies and vocabulary size among Syrian EFL learners by Alnan, Alaa, Halim, Hasliza Abd

“…Research on vocabulary learning strategies plays a crucial role in understanding how individuals acquire and expand their vocabulary knowledge. While ample…”
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Reading to learn for learning to write: Japanese EFL teachers’ perceptions about reading to learn by Hibino, Akio, Matruglio, Erika

“…Many Japanese secondary students struggle to write in English despite goals to raise their abilities. The Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports,…”
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Voices Unheard: Exploring female representation in Sundanese folk stories through transitivity and semantic code by Tanusy, Jeanyfer, Sujatna, Eva Tuckyta Sari, Yuliawati, Susi, Tanto, Trisnowati

“…Folk stories provide a valuable insight into the cultural values and lifestyle of a society, as has been proven by a lot of previous research. However, most…”
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Enhancing factors for doctoral students’ writing self-efficacy: A narrative approach by Jonathans, Peggy Magdalena, Cahyono, Bambang Yudi, Widiati, Utami, Kweldju, Siusana

“…Self-efficacy is an important construct doctoral students need to work on in their academic writing. Elevating academic writing self-efficacy to achieve the…”
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Investigating eighth-grade students’ lexical creativity in writing argumentative text in Indonesian language classroom by Sastromiharjo, Andoyo, Hardianto, Daris

“…Linguistic creativity has been a research topic and has been studied extensively for decades in second language, foreign language, or bilingual contexts…”
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“Education is a business” : Lexical cohesion of the public opinions in response to the Indonesian Job Creation Law by Purnama, Ridwan, Sukyadi, Didi, Budimansyah, Dasim, Nugraha, Restu Adi

“…Lexical choices in a law text contribute to the creation of discourse. The issuance of Law Number 11 of 2020 concerning Job Creation Law in Indonesia has…”
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A PLS-SEM analysis of the factors behind writer's block of EFL university students by Nurkamto, Joko, Prihandoko, Lastika Ary, Primasita, Fitria Akhmerti, Putro, Nur Hidayanto Pancoro Setyo, Purwati, Oikurema

“…The phenomenon of writer’s block has emerged as a significant concern within the realm of academic writing and publication, particularly in higher education…”
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Revisiting cohesion in academic writing: A corpus-based analysis of EFL learners’ use of conjunctions by Sanosi, Abdulaziz B

“…Grammatical and semantic devices writers utilize to maintain text cohesion have received noticeable attention for over forty years. Among the most addressed of…”
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Hegemony of Trump: Manifestation of Islamophobia in an inaugural speech by Badarussyamsi, Badarussyamsi, Syam, Nur, Ermawati, Ermawati, As’ad, As’ad

“…In some publications, it has been observed that media proliferation promotes the negative views on Islamic fundamentalism, Islamic extremism, or Islamic…”
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A prosodic analysis of emotional expressions in Langkat Malay speech by Erwina, Emmy

“…Emotional prosody is the paralinguistic elements of language that interact with verbal content to express emotion. It also demonstrates the complex…”
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Captivating university students’ digital literacy competence: Learning from photovoice by Pertiwi, Untari Gunta, Musthafa, Bachrudin, Gunawan, Wawan

“…As the world rapidly shifts from in-person interactions to online ones, people are becoming more aware of the importance of digital literacy competence in the…”
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Muslim majority yet without preference for Arabic: Mapping linguistic landscape studies in Indonesia by Rohmah, Zuliati, Basthomi, Yazid, Sholihah, Diana Nur

“…Linguistic Landscape (LL) research has explored signage in various public places in the world, including Indonesia. However, since there has been no…”
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Comparative pedagogies in mother tongue education: Türkiye and Indonesia by Solak, Ömer, Sudaryat, Yayat, Nurhadi, Jatmika

“…This study examines mother tongue education pedagogical discourses in Türkiye and Indonesia to address understudied language instruction policy dynamics and…”
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