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Overcoming the anxiety of speaking Arabic as a foreign language from students' perspectives: a qualitative case study
This exploratory study was designed to investigate the role of students' perceptions on decreasing speaking anxiety within the Arabic as a foreign language classroom in the target language country. Qualitative methods were used in the research project. Qualitative instruments included: pre and post...
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2014
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