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The relevance of teachers' non-English oral proficiency to their metalinguistic and register awareness of English
This doctoral study investigated whether and the extent to which oral proficiency with limited or no literacy skills in a non-English language promoted native English-speaking (NES) and nonnative English-speaking (NNES) English language teachers' metalinguistic and register awareness of English. Tea...
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School of Education
2022
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