English as a Foreign Language in Saudi Arabia
New Insights into Teaching and Learning English
Herausgeber: Moskovsky, Christo; Picard, Michelle
English as a Foreign Language in Saudi Arabia
New Insights into Teaching and Learning English
Herausgeber: Moskovsky, Christo; Picard, Michelle
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This book offers a detailed discussion of key aspects of teaching and learning English in the Saudi context and offers a comprehensive overview of related research authored or co-authored by Saudi researchers.
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This book offers a detailed discussion of key aspects of teaching and learning English in the Saudi context and offers a comprehensive overview of related research authored or co-authored by Saudi researchers.
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- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 196
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. April 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 281g
- ISBN-13: 9780367484071
- ISBN-10: 0367484072
- Artikelnr.: 59493526
- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 196
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. April 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 281g
- ISBN-13: 9780367484071
- ISBN-10: 0367484072
- Artikelnr.: 59493526
Christo Moskovsky is a senior lecturer in linguistics at the University of Newcastle where he has led the University's research program in applied linguistics. His research has focussed on social, cognitive, and psychological aspects of the learning of second/foreign languages-particularly English. His research output has been published in some of the highest ranked journals in this field. Dr. Moskovsky also has a strong track record in research supervision in applied linguistics including a number of successful candidates from Saudi Arabia with most of whom he has established long-lasting personal and professional relationships. Michelle Picard is Associate Professor and Deputy Director at the English Language and Foundation Studies Centre at the University of Newcastle. Dr. Picard holds a PhD in Higher Education and has an MA (ESL) Teaching. She has taught and researched in the United Arab Emirates, the Sultanate of Oman, Singapore, South Africa, and Australia. She has supervised a number of Saudi PhD and Masters students, and publishes on English teaching and English for Academic Purposes in higher and secondary education. Dr. Picard is particularly interested in research involving Global English, policy reform, e-learning, Academic Literacies, equity, and critical pedagogy.
Contributors List
1. Introduction (Christo Moskovsky & Michelle Picard)
2. Chapter 1: EFL Teaching and Learning in Saudi Arabia: 25 Years of
Research (Christo Moskovsky)
3. Chapter 2: A Brief History of English and English Teaching in Saudi
Arabia (Tariq Elyas & Michelle Picard)
4. Chapter 3: Cultural and Linguistic Factors in the Saudi EFL Context
(Musaad Alrahaili)
5. Chapter 4: Learning English in Saudi Arabia (Fakieh Alrabai)
6. Chapter 5: Teaching English in Saudi Arabia (Saleh Alqahtani)
7. Chapter 6: Educational mobility and EFL students and teachers in Saudi
Arabia: Navigating diverse sociocultural and pedagogical spaces (Rachel
Burke)
8. Chapter 7: The Future of EFL and TESOL in Saudi Arabia (Michelle Picard)
9. Conclusion (Christo Moskovsky)
Index
1. Introduction (Christo Moskovsky & Michelle Picard)
2. Chapter 1: EFL Teaching and Learning in Saudi Arabia: 25 Years of
Research (Christo Moskovsky)
3. Chapter 2: A Brief History of English and English Teaching in Saudi
Arabia (Tariq Elyas & Michelle Picard)
4. Chapter 3: Cultural and Linguistic Factors in the Saudi EFL Context
(Musaad Alrahaili)
5. Chapter 4: Learning English in Saudi Arabia (Fakieh Alrabai)
6. Chapter 5: Teaching English in Saudi Arabia (Saleh Alqahtani)
7. Chapter 6: Educational mobility and EFL students and teachers in Saudi
Arabia: Navigating diverse sociocultural and pedagogical spaces (Rachel
Burke)
8. Chapter 7: The Future of EFL and TESOL in Saudi Arabia (Michelle Picard)
9. Conclusion (Christo Moskovsky)
Index
Contributors List
1. Introduction (Christo Moskovsky & Michelle Picard)
2. Chapter 1: EFL Teaching and Learning in Saudi Arabia: 25 Years of
Research (Christo Moskovsky)
3. Chapter 2: A Brief History of English and English Teaching in Saudi
Arabia (Tariq Elyas & Michelle Picard)
4. Chapter 3: Cultural and Linguistic Factors in the Saudi EFL Context
(Musaad Alrahaili)
5. Chapter 4: Learning English in Saudi Arabia (Fakieh Alrabai)
6. Chapter 5: Teaching English in Saudi Arabia (Saleh Alqahtani)
7. Chapter 6: Educational mobility and EFL students and teachers in Saudi
Arabia: Navigating diverse sociocultural and pedagogical spaces (Rachel
Burke)
8. Chapter 7: The Future of EFL and TESOL in Saudi Arabia (Michelle Picard)
9. Conclusion (Christo Moskovsky)
Index
1. Introduction (Christo Moskovsky & Michelle Picard)
2. Chapter 1: EFL Teaching and Learning in Saudi Arabia: 25 Years of
Research (Christo Moskovsky)
3. Chapter 2: A Brief History of English and English Teaching in Saudi
Arabia (Tariq Elyas & Michelle Picard)
4. Chapter 3: Cultural and Linguistic Factors in the Saudi EFL Context
(Musaad Alrahaili)
5. Chapter 4: Learning English in Saudi Arabia (Fakieh Alrabai)
6. Chapter 5: Teaching English in Saudi Arabia (Saleh Alqahtani)
7. Chapter 6: Educational mobility and EFL students and teachers in Saudi
Arabia: Navigating diverse sociocultural and pedagogical spaces (Rachel
Burke)
8. Chapter 7: The Future of EFL and TESOL in Saudi Arabia (Michelle Picard)
9. Conclusion (Christo Moskovsky)
Index