RSS2019 Monthly Journals

Volume 26 Issue 6.2 2019

Volume 26 Issue 6.2 2019

| January 21, 2020
  1. Christiana Sidupa and Dr. F.X. Rahyono, S.S., M.Hum
    Lexical Quality of English Language Writing of Undergraduate Students in Indonesia
  2. Venny Karolina
    The Contribution of the Qualitative Approach to Educational Research in Washback of Language Testing
  3. Catherine G. Gamaru and Boyet L. Batang
    ESL Teachers’ Profile and Practices on Textbook Adaptation
  4. Susanto, Nany Soengkono and Olivia Hajar Assalma
    The Effect of Peer Feedback on Students’ Writing Anxiety and Students’ Writing Ability
  5. Imroatus Solikhah and Ja’far Assegaf
    Perceptions on Blended Learning towards English for Academic Purposes Practices in Indonesian Islamic Higher Education
  6. Arlene D. Talosa and Boyet L. Batang
    Challenges Impeding Quality Written Discourse of ESL Students:A Corpus-Based Error Analysi
  7. Lili Purnamasita, Budi Riyanto and Rizka Maulia Adnansyah
    The Correlation between Students’ Motivation and their Maritime English Learning Achievement at BP2IP Malahayati Aceh
  8. Hendrik Jacob Maruanaya and Mohammad Adnan Latief
    Implementing Project-Based Learning in EFL Teaching Context Muhammad Aswad, Fathu Rahman, Ikhwan M. Said, Budianto
  9. Hamuddin and Nur Fadillah Nurchalis
    A Software to Increase English Learning Outcomes: An Acceleration Model of English as the Second Language
  10. Amaluddin and Rahmatullah Syaripuddin
    The Comparative Study of Indonesian Students’ Writing Ability on Indonesian Language and English Language
  11. Abigail F. Antonio, Bernardita G. Bacang, Richard M. Rillo, Ericson O. Alieto and Warrelen DC Caspillo 
    American or British? A Corpus-Based Analysis of Asian Englishes’ Orthographical Norms
  12. Moh. Ilyas
    Developing Descriptive Writing through Process Approach to Indonesian Primary School Students
  13. Sujito, Djoko Susanto and Imam Ghozali 
    Examining the Impact of Teaching Literature to Information-Based Approach, Attitude, Stylistics and Self- Efficacy to Indonesian Students
  14. Murni Mahmud and Sahril Nur 
    Women’s Language In The Communicative Styles Of Female Lecturers In Indonesian University Context
  15. Teguh Budiharso and Arbain
    Teaching Practice: Immersion Program for Teacher Development Profession

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Volume 26 Issue 6.1 2019

Volume 26 Issue 6.1 2019

| January 21, 2020
  1. Criselda Ricohermoso, Bernadeth T. Abequibel and Ericson O. Alieto
    Attitude towards English and Filipino as Correlates of Cognition toward Mother Tongue: An Analysis among
    would-be Language Teachers
  2. Kammer Tuahman Sipayung and Tagor Pangaribuan
    Developing Teaching Materials on English for Specific Purpose on Tourism Program of HKBP Grade Eleven
  3. Made Frida Yulia and Gunadi Harry Sulistyo
    Academic Reading Engagement among EFL Teacher Candidates: A Pilot Study
  4. Sardian Maharani Asnur, Mansur Akil, Haryanto Atmowardoyo and Abdul Halim
    A Corpus-Based Study: Specialized Vocabulary of English for Islamic Studies for Indonesian Islamic Students
  5. Tammasse, Jumraini and Fathu Rahman
    Some Difficulties in Verbalizing English Words and Phrases: A Case Study of Suspected Dyslexic Children
  6. Ma. Blancaflor R. Jimeno
    Communication Strategies and Readiness of Coaches in the Prevention of Sports Injuries from Psychological
    and Physical Related Antecedents
  7. Marcelina G. Carpizo
    Communication Barriers Among Children in Difficult Situations
  8. Baderiah, Muhaemin and Sukirman
    Designing an Appropriate Instrument for ELT Curriculum Design Evaluation in Indonesian Islamic Higher
    Education
  9. Teresita C. Molano 
    Language Learning Strategies, Gender and Proficiency of Pre-Service ESL Learners
  10. Fathu Rahman, Asriani Abbas and Munira Hasyim
    Facebook Group as Media of Learning Writing in ESP Context: A Case Study at Hasanuddin University
  11. Christine Iñez B. Aquino-Padlan and Presley V. De Vera
    Sex-Disaggregated Inventory of Sexist-Oriented and Other Types of Lexical Errors among First Year BSE
    English Students
  12. Kristopher L. Lopez and Boyet L. Batang 
    Code Switching Among Pre-Service ESL Students
  13. Elisabet Titik Murtisari, Gita Hastuti and Gita Hastuti Ratna Windhi Arsari
    EFL Students’ Perception of Grammar Teaching: Isolated or Integrated in Skill Courses?
  14. Manuel R. Tanpoco, Richard M. Rillo and Ericson O. Alieto
    Filipino to English Transfer Errors in Writing Among College Students: Implications for the Senior High School English Curriculum
  15. Wilda Nurhayatun
    Illocutionary Acts in the 2016 USA Presidential Debates

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Volume 25 Issue 5.2 2019

Volume 25 Issue 5.2 2019

| November 21, 2019
  1. Muhammad Jafar and Andi Qashas Rahman
    Exploring Teachers’ Perception of Professional Development in Indonesian EFL Classroom
  2. Amaluddin, Sapri and Rahmatullah Syaripuddin
    Student’s Voice: A Case of Significance in Mobile Assisted Language Learning (MALL)
  3. Aidil Syah Putra
    The Correlation of EFL Student’s Learning Style and Writing Skill at Vocational High School
  4. Iwan Jazadi and IGA Widari
    Introducing English Learning Strategy as a Compulsory Subject: A Reflective Study at English Education Department in Regional Indonesia
  5. C. Gangalakshmi and R. Naganathan
    Machinery Learning – Implication of Blended Learning for Higher Education students in down south India
  6. Andi Hudriati, Rusdiah, Muli Umiaty Noer and Muhammad Arham
    EFL Students’ Attitude on Mendeley-Based Instruction for Scientific Writing in Indonesian Higher Education
  7. Akmal Hamsa and Sukardi Weda
    Comparative Study in Indonesian and English: Identifying Linguistic Units of Comparison
  8. Kembong Daeng and Sukardi Weda
    Contrastive Analysis of Makassarese, Indonesian, and English Syntax
  9. Sebastianus Menggo, I Made Suastra and Ni Nyoman Padmadewi
    Self-Recording Videos to Improve Academic English-Speaking Competence
  10. Muli Umiaty Noer, Rusdiah and Andi Hudriati
    Multicultural Education Approach: Perspectives of Learners on Resolving University Student Conflicts in South Sulawesi
  11. Annie Mae C. Berowa, Jennibelle R. Ella and Rochelle Irene G. Lucas
    Perceived Offensiveness of Swear Words Across Genders
  12. Eden G. Aquino and Arnel R. Madrazo
    Deciphering Meaning in the Chabacano Speakers’ Illocutionary Acts
  13. Bernardita G. Bacang, Richard M. Rillo and Ericson O. Alieto
    The Gender Construct in the Use of Rhetorical Appeals, Hedges and Boosters in ESL Writing: A Discourse Analysis
  14. I Wayan Agus Anggayana, I Gede Budasi and Irawinne Rizki Wahyu Kusuma
    Social Dialectology Study of Phonology in Knowing English Student Speaking Ability
  15. Maisa, Nenden Sri Lengkanawati and Didi Suherdi
    Scrutinizing the Effect of E-Learning to the Students’ Attitude: Affective, Cognitive and Behaviour in the Classroom at EFL Context A case study of five students in University Level

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Volume 25 Issue 5.1 2019

Volume 25 Issue 5.1 2019

| November 21, 2019
  1. Vinnaras Nithyanantham and Robinson Paulmony
    A Study on Common Errors Committed by the Beginners of LFU in English Language Speaking
  2. Franscy, Dadang Sunendar and Aceng Rahmat
    The Effectiveness of Contextual Teaching and Learning Approach on the Students’ Argumentative Writing Skills
  3. Syafrial, Hadi Rumadi and Rezki Puteri Syahrani Nurul Fatimah
    The Empowerment of Facebook in Language Learning at The University
  4. Umar, Made Budiarsa and Made Sri Satyawati
    Assessment of English Vocabulary Mastery through Environment-Based Image Media on the 7th Grade Students
  5. Thomas Kaufmann
    Ethnographic Linguistic Landscape Analysis Pedagogy
  6. Ermel Manalang Delima
    Grammarly as a Tool for Enhancing Students’ Essays
  7. Dennis Foung and Julia Chen
    Disciplinary Challenges in First-year Writing Courses: A Big Data Study of Students across Disciplines at a Hong Kong University
  8. Sahraini
    Instrument Construct to Evaluate the Competence of English Lecturers at State Islamic Institute in Indonesia
  9. Listyani
    Research Students’ Anxiety
  10. M. Mugni Assapari
    The Influence of CTL in Teaching English Speaking Skill for Adult Learners: A Case in Islamic Mataram State University- Indonesia
  11. Yasser Alrefaee and Naimah Al-Ghamdi
    Refusals among Yemeni EFL Learners: A Study of Negative Pragmatic Transfer and Its Relation to Proficiency
  12. Jimmylen Z. Tonio
    Intelligibility of Philippine English to Young International Students
  13. Ali G. Anudin
    The Use and Overuse of Transitional Conjuncts in Written Asian Englishes
  14. Abdul Prirol and Masruddin
    Reasons and Motivation of Islamic Scholar for Using Code-switching as Strategy in Delivering a Speech (Da’wah)

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Volume 24 Issue 4.2 2019

Volume 24 Issue 4.2 2019

| June 20, 2019
  1. Abdulkareem Saji Alharbi
    Difficulties Facing Novice English-Language Teachers
  2. Nuchwana Luanganggoon
    Exploring the CLIL Practices in a Thailand Public University: A Comparison of Undergraduate and Graduate Classrooms
  3. Michelle Gumiran-Quijano
    Metafunctions of the Language Used by Three Philippine Presidents: A Critical Discourse Analysis
  4. Marites Q. Catabay
    Error Analysis in Sentence Writing of Second Language Learners
  5. Eladia U. Rivera
    Nurses’ Perspective on Communication and Caring towards Patients
  6. Ria Arellano-Tamayo and Marites Quibol-Catabay
    Syntactical and Structural Analysis of EFL Learners’ Narrative Reports: Basis for the Proposed Business English Subject in Higher Institution
  7. Mai Abdullah Alqaed
    Evaluating Undergraduate English Major Students’ Receptive and Productive Knowledge of English Academic Lexical Collocations
  8. Michelle A. Medina and Conchita M. Temporal
    Text and Context: A Hallidayan Model of Translation Analysis
  9. Jimmylen Z. Tonio, Ali G. Anudin and Rochelle Irene G. Lucas
    Lexical Features and Motivations of Product Reviews on Selected Philippine Online Shops
  10. Alma Bangayan-Manera
    Doodle: Towards a Hermeneutical Appreciation in Jacques Derrida’s Deconstruction
  11. Gemma R. Pascual
    Metacognitive Reading Comprehension Performance of English as a Second Langauage Learners
  12. Ferdinand Bulusan
    Language Policies and Challenges in Promoting Minority Languages in Asia:
    A Systematic Literature Review
  13. Gay Maribel Lynda M. Mina
    Tracing Early Childhood Development Changeson Preschool Learners’ Language- and Non-Language-Related Skills
  14. Shella D. Dela Cruz
    English Speaking Anxieties: Sources and Remedies
  15. Edlyn R. Narag and Ria Arellano-Tamayo
    Classroom Participation: College Students’ Perceptions
  16. Myla L. Santos
    Analysis of the Grammatical Construction and Compositionality of Verbal Problems: Linguistics and Logic Interface in the Language Mathematics
  17. Laureana M. Lingan, Marie Claudette M. Calanoga, Cynthia B. Julian and Magda L. Frutas
    The Art of Questioning and Its Relationship to Academic Performance
  18. Robin V. Guillermo
    Awareness and Use of Cohesive Devices in the English Language of Senior Education Students
  19. Christopher Lord T. Tulauan and Ruth N. Maguddayao
    MOOCing and Languaging: The CBI Experience
  20. Cynthia B. Julian, Maribel F. Malana and Marie Claudette M. Calanoga
    How’s my English? Communications Skills: A Relevant Indicator of Work Success
  21. Beatriz G. Clemente
    Philippine Literature as a Vehicle to Strengthen Values Education

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Volume 24 Issue 4.1 2019

Volume 24 Issue 4.1 2019

| June 20, 2019
  1. Yentri Anggeraini, Abdurrachman Faridi, Januarius Mujiyanto and Dwi Anggani Linggar Bharati
    The Teachers` Perceptions on Digital Literacy Competences in EFL Classroom
  2. Allan O. de la Cruz
    Surface Structure Taxonomy – Based Analysis of Errors in Written English Sentences of ESL Learners
  3. Muhammad Ahkam Arifin, Muh Syihab As`ad
    Student Engagement, Collaborative Learning, and Flipped Classroom as a Basis for a Blended Language Learning Environment
  4. Elfiondri
    Inter-lingual Errors of Indonesian-English in Relation to English Composition:The Case of Bung Hatta University EFL Students, Indonesia
  5. Muhaemin
    Massive Open Online Course: Opportunities and Challenges in State Islamic Higher Education in Indonesia
  6. Laureana M. Lingan
    Impact of Extramural Competitive Instrumented Learning (ITL) on Students of English
  7. Arjulayana and Cut Novita Srikandi
    Early Semester Student Needs in English Mastery to Support Teaching and Learning Process in English Department
  8. Yuni Astuti, Fadhilaturrahmi and Rini Parmila Yanti
    Motivating Primary School Students With Collaborative Games To Produce Good Character Building
  9. Ikhfi Imaniah
    Microteaching as a Learning Effective Teaching
  10. Ikhfi Imaniah, Ilza Mayuni and Ninuk Lustyantie
    The Student’s Academic Writing Skill in Terms of Academic Procrastination, Self Esteem and Reading Habit at Muhammadiyah University of Tangerang
  11. Badaruddin, Nurdin Noni and Baso Jabu
    The Potential of ICT in Blended Learning Model toward Education 4.0 Need Analysis-Based Learning Design for ELT
  12. Ericson O. Alieto, Aprillette C. Devanadera and Junette B. Buslon
    Women of K-12: Exploring teachers’ cognition in language policy implementation
  13. Caren Casama Orlanda-Ventayen
    Impact of English Language Courses and English Proficiency on Academic Performance of Junior Business Administrators
  14. Ammang Latifa, Rafi’ah Nur and Amaluddin
    Utilizing Google Classroom Application to Teach Speaking to Indonesian EFL Learner
  15. Josephine C. Cristobal
    Reading Levels of ESL Elementary Pupils:Basis for the Implementation of Extension Program
  16. Aprilette C. Devanadera and Ericson O. Alieto
    Lexical Bias among Tagalog-speaking Filipino Pre-school Children
  17. Assim Sulaiman Alrajhi
    Promoting Peer Assessment of Oral Presentation Through Learners’ Involvement in The Design of Assessment Criteria
  18. Narcitas B. Ouano and Melba B. Rosales
    The Level of Integrative Vocabulary of DOST Scholars as Assessed by the C-Test
  19. Dina Abdel Salam El-Dakhs, Maruf Rahman, Musinah Muhammad and Fouzia Amroun
    The Saudi EFL Learners’ Complaint Behavior: A Study on Interlanguage Pragmatics

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Volume 22 Issue 2 2019

Volume 22 Issue 2 2019

| April 16, 2019
  1. Richard M. Rillo, Jimmylen Z. Tonio and Rochelle Irene G. Lucas
    Features of Filipino Infant Directed Speech (IDS) and Maternal Input
  2. Julia T. Cardona
    Interdisciplinary Approach of Teaching Grammar to ESL Business Students
  3. Claire A. Madrazo
    The composing strategies of Chabacano speakers in English writing tasks: A process-product approach
  4. Cheryl Pambid-Barredo
    English Reading Comprehension Skills of Grade IV Pupils in Selected Schools in Zamboanga Peninsula
  5. Jason V. Chavez and Arnel R. Madrazo
    The preservice teachers’ religiosity and authorial stance as predictors to their heteronormativity: Perception of LGBTI in the initial teacher education
  6. Rosanna D. Gonzales and Adonis S. Bautista
    Competence, Methods, Communication Skills, Techniques and Professionalism among Graduate School Teachers in a Bilingual Country
  7. Mary Joselyn C. Biong
    Examining the plurality of self-perceived intelligence in nursing graduate students
  8. Ruperto D. Mendoza, Jr.
    The influence of English proficiency and academic preparation on career preference of fourth year students in select secondary and vocational schools in Sulu
  9. Julia T. Cardona and Boyet L. Batang
    Pragmatic Genre Analysis of Written Communications
  10. Arnel R. Madrazo and Dennis H. Pulido
    Metadiscourse analysis of undergraduate theses manuscripts
  11. Craig N. Refugio
    Explanatory Analysis for the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) Performance
  12. Joel Mayo Torres
    Positioning Philippine English Grammar and Lexicon in Four Discourse Quadrants

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Volume 22 Issue 1 2019

Volume 22 Issue 1 2019

| April 15, 2019
  1. Boyet L. Batang, Lerma Egipto and Ramon S. Medriano, Jr.
    EFL Students’ Performance in the Analysis of Syntactic Structures
  2. Claire A. Madrazo
    Linguistic ethnography in teacher training program: Evidence from onsite training FGD, online Facebook conversation and follow-up classroom observations
  3. Joel Mayo Torres and Ericson Olario Alieto
    English Learning Motivation and Self-Efficacy of Filipino Senior High School Students
  4. Junette Berenguer Buslon and Ericson Olario Alieto
    Lexical inferencing strategies and reading comprehension in English: A case of ESL third graders
  5. Arnel R. Madrazo
    Measuring degree of bilingualism and trilingualism and its interaction on executive control: Evidence from lexical, speaking, writing proficiencies and shape-matching task
  6. Mariden Ventura – Cauilan and Ria Arellano – Tamayo
    Communication Strategies of Cagayan State University Professors: Basis for the Conduct of Common European Framework Reference (CEFR) Proficiency Test in Higher Institution
  7. Emily T. Astrero
    The Pragmatics of Political Apology in the Philippines
  8. Maribel Fontiveros – Malana and Marie Claudette M. Calanoga
    Students’ Strategies and Competence in Writing Compositions
  9. Lorna G. Ilustrisimo and Allan O. de la Cruz
    Attitude towards and Proficiency in Spelling among Pre-Service Teachers in one State University in the Philippines
  10. Filemon A. Pamittan
    Investigating ESL Freshmen Students’ Writing Proficiency
  11. Eden G. Aquino and Arnel R. Madrazo
    The prominent micro-conversational styles among Chabacano- speaking college students: An exploratory approach
  12. Antonio I. Tamayao
    Language Utilization and Ethnocultural Identity in Ethnic Intermarriage
  13. Arnel R. Madrazo
    Pluralizing Intelligence: Its Influence to Assessing Students’ Linguistic and Logical-Mathematical Proficiencies
  14. Engr. Ismael Guzman Taupan
    English Language Proficiency Level and Mathematics Performance among Marine Engineering Students of Zamboanga State College of Marine Sciences and Technology (ZSCMST)

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