Foreign Language Annals

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Edited By: Dr. Anne Nerenz

Impact Factor: 0.474

ISI Journal Citation Reports © Ranking: 2011: 83/162 (Linguistics); 135/206 (Education & Educational Research)

Online ISSN: 1944-9720

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 Foreign Language Annals - Special Issue

 
Foreign Language Annals is proud to introduce its latest special issue! This issue was born out of the ACTFL Research Priorities Initiative, designed to (1) identify the key areas in which research is currently needed in foreign language instruction and learning to inform and improve classroom practice; (2) attract researchers to conduct research in these key areas; and (3) sponsor this research through funding, publication, and dissemination of research findings to the field and other stakeholders.

The special issue includes nine review articles around four important themes:

1. Classroom discourse and the role of talk in language learning and development

2. Integrating meaningful content (academic, cultural, textual, etc.) with language instruction

3. Making connections between teacher knowledge, classroom practices, and student outcomes for multiple goals of language learning

4. The need for research on teacher preparation

Learn more about this exciting issue!
Guest Editors' Introduction
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Introducing Early View

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Starting in 2012, FLA posts complete, peer-reviewed, web-enhanced articles online up to several months in advance of the printed issue!

Intended to benefit members and readers, Early View enables researchers to access the latest in cutting-edge news and information before it is distributed in print. Early View also helps authors by shortening the acceptance-to-publication time and extending the period in which an article is most often cited. 
 

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Kristin Davin and Richard Donato discuss the classroom applications of their research article, Student Collaboration and Teacher-Directed Classroom Dynamic Assessment: A Complementary Pairing, in the following video abstract and video discussion.

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