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سلام به استادان ارجمند و دانشجویان عزیز

گروه آموزش زبان انگلیسی دانشگاه تربیت مدرس در هفته پژوهش سال ۱۴۰۴ به مدت سه هفته سخنرانی، نشست علمی و کارگاه برگزار می کند.

برنامه هفته اول در روزهای یکشنبه و دوشنبه ۹ و ۱۰ آذر برگزار می شود.
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Palgrave Macmillan

November 2025

The Palgrave Handbook of Internationalization of Language Education        

Editors:
Vander Tavares,
Sílvia Melo-Pfeifer

The handbook:
Covers a range of topics, issues, and trends in language education from an internationalization perspective

Identifies knowledge and skill sets for political participation beyond the classroom

Explores how internationalization of language education can contribute to decolonizing language education

Table of contents (33 chapters)

Including our chapter titled:

Cultural and Literary Identity and Ideologized Hegemonic Agenda in the Internationalization of Persian Language Education

Zia Tajeddin
Zahra Keshvari
Pages 529-548

For more details, you could click the link below:

https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-032-00887-9
SpringerLink The Palgrave Handbook of Internationalization of Language Education This handbook provides a systematic overview of language education from the perspective of internationalization.
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Language Teaching Research (LTR)

Vol. 29, Issue 8
November 2025

SPECIAL ISSUE:

Tensions in Language Teachers’ Professional Identity Development and Coping Strategies

GUEST EDITORS:

Zia Tajeddin
Tarbiat Modares University

Bedrettin Yazan University of Texas at San Antonio

There are 11 articles, including a guest editor article by Zia Tajeddin and a co-authored article by Zia Tajeddin, Minoo Alemi, and Zahra Maleknia

https://journals.sagepub.com/toc/ltr/current

TOC:

1.Introduction: Language teacher identity tensions: An overview

Zia Tajeddin

2.Language teachers’ identity tensions and professional practice in intercultural teaching

Yang (Frank) Gong
Xuesong (Andy) Gao

3.Going beyond boundaries: A collaborative autoethnographic study of three teachers’ negotiation of cognitive/emotional dissonances

Miso Kim
Eunhae Cho
Sungwoo Kim

4.Identity tensions of in-service teacher educators: A narrative inquiry

Rukiye Eryılmaz
Kenan Dikilitaş

5.‘Agree to disagree’: Reconciling an English teacher’s identity tensions in negotiating an educational reform through a community of practice perspective

Yuan Gao
Yaqiong Cui
Peter I. De Costa

6.An activity theory perspective on Vietnamese preservice English teachers’ identity construction in relation to tensions, emotion and agency

Minh Hue Nguyen
Xuan Minh Ngo

7.Borderland negotiations of personal–professional being and belonging: A duoethnography

Nathanael Rudolph
Aya Matsuda

8.Torn between socio-political mandates and professional identity: Teachers’ collaborative reflection on their identity tensions

Zia Tajeddin
Minoo Alemi
Zahra Maleknia


9.Drama-in-teacher-education: A ‘metaxical’ approach for juxtaposing EFL teacher identity and tensions

Özgehan Uştuk

10.Becoming teachers of emergent bilinguals: Navigating ideological and identity tensions

Baburhan Uzum
Bedrettin Yazan
Netta Avineri

11.The pedagogical and socio-affective dimensions of identity tensions and teacher agency: Case studies of university English teachers teaching online

Yueting Xu
Jian Tao
Sage Journals Language Teaching Research - Volume 30, Number 1 Table of contents for Language Teaching Research, 30, 1
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📚 PREET Center presents:

🔴  Workshop on Writing, Refining, and Getting Your Work Published in Applied Linguistics

🔹 Instructor: Prof. Mohammad N. Karimi
🔹 Duration: Six weeks (six sessions)
🔹 Schedule: Wednesdays:
16:30-18:30
🔹 The workshops will be held on the Adobe Connect platform and will have the support.

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▪️ For more information and registration:
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Routledge publishes

November 10, 2025

Fostering Language Assessment Literacy: Materials, Methods, and Emerging Issues

Edited by
Frank Giraldo
Xun Yan

https://www.routledge.com/Fostering-Language-Assessment-Literacy-Materials-Methods-and-Emerging-Issues/Giraldo-Yan/p/book/9781032775951

TOC:
1.Introduction

Frank Giraldo and Xun Yan
 
Part 1: Designing materials to foster LAL
 
2.LAL training in Vietnam: A teacher-centred approach to resource development

Susan Sheehan and Thuy Thai
 
3.Exploring the effect of embedding assessments into a professional development presentation as a means of improving language teachers’ assessment competency

Michelle L. Stabler-Havener
 
4.Pre-service teachers’ language assessment literacy enhancement: Towards pedagogies for LAL

Karin Vogt
 
Part 2: Designing and teaching LAL workshops and courses
 
5.Is online language assessment training helpful to improve language assessment literacy?
Views of Mexican young learner EFL teachers and training instructors

Elsa Fernanda González and Ricardo de la Garza-Cano
 
6.Put a little imagination in your collaboration: What can thought experiments do for language assessment literacy?

Newton Paulo Monteiro
 
7.Investigating educator-participant interaction in a language assessment MOOC

Richard Spiby, Carolyn Westbrook and Jordan Weide
 
Part 3: Emerging issues in LAL pedagogies
 
8.Who will teach the teacher educator? Findings and implications of an online workshop for fostering Brazilian teacher educators’ language assessment literacy

Isadora Moraes and Viviane Bagio Furtoso
 
9.Learning about language assessment to teach young learners: The contribution of an online course

Gladys Quevedo-Camargo and Juliana Reichert Assunção Tonelli
 
10.Critical language assessment literacy (CLAL) of L2 teachers: Unpacking the impact of CLAL-focused teacher education

Zia Tajeddin and Mohsen Mahdavi
 
11.Social justice in classroom assessment through teachers’ language assessment literacy

Frank Giraldo and Xun Yan
 
12.Conclusions

Frank Giraldo and Xun Yan
Routledge & CRC Press Fostering Language Assessment Literacy: Materials, Methods, and Emerging Issues This collection showcases language assessment literacy, understood as the knowledge, skills, and principles necessary to engage in assessment activities, by problematizing different approaches to its development and offering insights for language teachers…
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📚 PREET Center presents:

🔴  Workshop on Writing Effective Thesis and Dissertation Proposals: A Course for MA and PhD Students of TEFL

🔹 Instructor: Dr. Goudarz Alibakhshi
🔹 Duration: Six weeks (six sessions)
🔹 Schedule: Wednesdays:
17:00-19:00
🔹 The workshops will be held on the Adobe Connect platform and will have the support.

📣  Registration has started. (Limited capacity)

▪️ For more information and registration:
Telegram: @preetadmin
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Second Language Teacher Education

(University of Toronto Press)
 
VOLUME 4, ISSUE 1, 2025
 
Articles
Mapping Conceptualizations of Teacher Learning in SLTE Research: A Different Form of Systematic Review

Anne-Coleman Webre, 
Carlos Murillo-Miranda, 
Jonathan Hartman, 
Donald Freeman

SCT for TBLT: Exploring the Teaching and Learning Relationship During Small Group Task Implementation

Michael D. Amory, 
Olesya V. Kisselev

Voices of Experience: Queer Language Teachers’ Advice for New Second Language Educators

Robert Grant, 
Cameron W. Smith

Infusing Translanguaging Into the Foundations of SLA Graduate Course Through Critical Peer Collaborations

Josh Prada, 
Matthew R. Deroo
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Dear All
 
On behalf of the editors, associate editors, and editorial board, we are pleased to announce that Vol. 4, Issue. 1, 2025, of the journal Second Language Teacher Education has been published online:

https://utppublishing.com/toc/slte/current

Editors:
Thomas S. C. Farrell, Brock University

Zia Tajeddin, Tarbiat Modares University
 
Associate Editors:
Fiona Farr, University of Limerick

Steve Mann, University of Warwick

Minh Hue Nguyen, Monash University

Bedrettin Yazan, University of Texas, San Antonio
 
 

 
Second Language Teacher Education Contents | Second Language Teacher Education 4, 1
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Dear All

Dr. Nassaji has authored a new must-read book on research published by Cambridge University Press. He sent me the announcement above about this indispensable reference to share with those who might be interested.
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I am pleased to share the news of the new book, Applied Linguistics Research: A Comprehensive Guide to Methodology, Design, Analysis, and Evaluation, published by Cambridge University Press.
This 800-page resource is designed for graduate students, instructors, and researchers in applied linguistics and second language research. It offers a structured, accessible guide to conducting rigorous research, covering a wide range of methodologies (qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods) and guiding readers through research design, data collection, analysis, interpretation, and reporting.
 
The book features key pedagogical tools such as term reviews, visuals, research scenarios, and discussion activities, making it a valuable reference and textbook for research courses. Additionally, it provides practical, step-by-step guidance on using SPSS for statistical analysis, from simple to advanced tests, including various effect size calculations and interpretations.
The book is now available from Cambridge University Press and on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.ca/Applied-Linguistics-Research-Comprehensive-Methodology/dp/1108727867

I hope this resource will be valuable to you and your students.

 
Amazon Applied Linguistics Research Designed for graduate students, instructors, and seasoned researchers, this is an essential guide for robust research design and methodology in applied linguistics, covering qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods research. It adopts a structured approach…
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Dear All

We are thrilled to let you know that Springer Nature has published two new volumes in 2025.

Book Series: Studies in Language Teacher Education

Book Series Editors:
Zia Tajeddin and Thomas S. C. Farrell

1.Conversation Analysis and Language Teacher Education

Editors:
Olcay Sert and Hansun Zhang Waring

2.Bilingual Language Teacher Education for EFL Teachers

Editors:
Kenan Dikilitaş, Muhammet Yaşar Yüzlü, and Simon Momford

https://link.springer.com/series/16848
SpringerLink Studies in Language Teacher Education This book series brings together titles addressing numerous subfields of language teacher education (LTE) as an interdisciplinary area of inquiry that lies at ...
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🔵 Part I: Data Structure Issues and Design Technicalities
Objective: Equip students with foundational knowledge to prepare and structure data for valid and reliable mean-difference analysis in SPSS.

1. Introduction to Mean-Difference Techniques
▪️Overview of t-tests and ANOVA
▪️When and why to use mean-comparison methods

2. Research Design Essentials
▪️Independent vs. repeated measures designs
▪️Between-group vs. within-subject variables
▪️Randomization, control, and matching

3. Variables and Measurement
▪️Levels of measurement (nominal, ordinal, interval, ratio)
▪️Dependent and independent variable specification

4. Data Structure in SPSS
▪️Setting up the variable view and data view
▪️Labeling variables and values correctly
▪️Coding group membership (dummy coding, grouping variables)

5. Data Cleaning and Assumption Checking
▪️Handling missing data
▪️Testing for normality and outliers
▪️Homogeneity of variance and sphericity

Part II: Application of Mean-Difference Techniques in SPSS
Objective: Develop hands-on skills to conduct, interpret, and report t-tests and ANOVAs using SPSS.

6. Independent Samples t-test
▪️Use cases, assumptions
▪️Running the test in SPSS
▪️Interpreting SPSS output

7. Paired Samples t-test
▪️Use with repeated measures
▪️Applications and SPSS procedure
▪️Reporting effect sizes

8. One-Way ANOVA
▪️Assumptions and post-hoc tests
▪️Conducting and interpreting ANOVA in SPSS

9. Repeated Measures ANOVA
▪️Structure and assumptions
▪️Sphericity and corrections (Greenhouse-Geisser etc.)

10. Factorial ANOVA (Two-way ANOVA)
▪️Interaction effects
▪️Main vs. interaction effects interpretation
▪️Visualizing interaction plots

11. Reporting Results
▪️APA-style reporting of SPSS outputs
▪️Tables, figures, and interpretation

12. Common Mistakes
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📚 PREET Center presents:

🔴 A Practical Course on Quantitative Research Designs with SPSS (Module 1)

🔹 Instructor: Dr. Hessameddin Ghanber
🔹 Duration: Six weeks (six sessions)
🔹 Schedule: Tuesdays: 16:30-18:00
🔹 The workshops will be held on the Google Meet platform and will have the support.

📣  Registration has started. (Limited capacity)

▪️ For more information and registration:
Telegram: @preetadmin
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▪️Join our Telegram Channel: @preetcenter
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Applied Pragmatics (John Benjamins)

Vol. 7
Issue 1
2025


Articles

Frequency and listener perceptions of the nursery we in instructor-student interactions

Elizabeth Hanks | pp. 1–30

Does grammatical aspect convey pragmatic meaning? The case of believe in the progressive aspect

Marianna Gracheva | pp. 31–56

Ontological realism as a validity criterion in second-language strategic competence assessment

Stephen P O'Connell & Steven J Ross | pp. 57-82

Pragmatic research in English as an Asian lingua franca: A systematic review

Xianming Fang | pp. 83-109
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