This research aims at analyzing the challenges and potential futures of implementation ubiquitous learning in teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL) Indonesian context. study employed descriptive qualitative design with observation interview data collection techniques. The samples this participants were 50 bachelor degree students majoring Education who chosen through random sampling tec...

Washback refers to the effect of testing on teaching and learning. The university entrance exam for Iranian MA candidates of Teaching English as a Foreign Language (hereinafter TEFL MA UEE) is a nationwide high-stakes test administered every year, and significant decisions will be made based on the examinees’ performance on this exam; therefore, it is prone to bring about degrees of washback at...

Abstract Reading strategies are seen as supportive means to help learners process and comprehend English texts effectively. The present research probed to posit a discipline-specific model of reading strategies for Iranian TEFL postgraduate students. The motive behind developing a local model of reading strategy is twofold: first, a variety of postgraduate students admitted for M.A and Ph.D. pr...

With the growing demand for e-learning all over the world, constant evaluation ofits curriculumis incumbent upon institutions which aimto be competitive in thismarket.  To this end, the present study employs SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, opportunities, Threats) analysis as the tool for the identification and prioritization of the gaps of the current e-TEFL(Electronic Teaching English as a Foreig...

Culture is a crucial facet in Teaching English as Foreign Language. (TEFL) Hence, we shall this paper discuss the theories underpinning concept and how can utilize these epistemological ontological understandings to promote TEFL field higher education task. Henceforward, have answered following question: How move from essentialist view of culture non-essentialist culture, why it essential do so...