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The Power of Stories, Part 1: Researchers as Storytellers

Posted on 25 March 2020 by Nathan Thomas
Nathan Thomas
Nathan Thomas

One of the aims of TESOL’s Research Professional Council, as indicated in the TESOL Research Agenda, is to support the efforts of those new to conducting research. This blog post explores why stories are so important to sound research and … Continue reading →

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The TESOL Research Agenda and Changing Language Landscapes

Posted on 18 February 2020 by Jessie Curtis
Jessie Curtis
Jessie Curtis

In keeping with the TESOL Research Agenda as a tool for identifying future directions for inquiry by researchers and practitioners, we consider language learning and teaching and the changing ecological landscapes where they occur. In describing research on language learning … Continue reading →

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TESOL Research and the Scholar-Practitioner

Posted on 21 November 2019 by Scott Douglas
Scott Douglas
Scott Douglas

Welcome to the second in a series of blog posts from the TESOL Research Professional Council (RPC) highlighting aspects of the TESOL Research Agenda. This post outlines how the agenda defines and offers research directions, explores teacher research and professional … Continue reading →

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Research Matters to TESOL

Posted on 13 February 2015 by Deena Boraie
Deena Boraie
Deena Boraie

I am delighted to announce the completion of TESOL International Association’s 2014 Research Agenda (RA). We hope you will find it of interest and value to you. This RA is the result of the work of a task force consisting … Continue reading →

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