Teaching Articles | Volume 46 | August 2010
Religious background and language learning: Practical suggestions for deriving best practice in ELT
Liyanage (2004) established a significant association between the ethnoreligious affiliations of high school students in Sri Lanka and their learning strategies in practicing English as a Second Language (ESL). The complex nature of affiliations contributing to this association warranted further investigation.
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E-behaviors and E-community Formation: An Investigation on Vietnamese EFL Students
Online communications have been widely researched in different education contexts during the last two decades. Together with the development of emerging technology, educational applications have received a huge change in e-communication modes, from unidirectional to interactive websites, asynchronous to synchronous exchanges, and stand alone to networked real-time simulations.
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