Dear colleagues,
Hope you are doing great!
Curtis and I are pleased to announce the publication of Volume 46, Issue 1 of Applied Linguistics Forum, the official newsletter of the Applied Linguistics Interest Section at TESOL International Association.
In this issue, we bring together a fantastic line-up of topics that demonstrate the breadth of our field and our ongoing pursuit of knowledge, from computational linguistics, generative AI in listening and speaking, translingual personal narrative of identity and literacy, linguistic justice in community colleges, translanguaging, situated pedagogy, ESL learners with dyslexia, to the intersection of multiliteracies and systemic functional linguistics. A detailed article list is provided below our signature, and all articles are open access.
We are also now seeking submission proposals for Volume 46, Issue 3, to be published around November/December this year. We welcome submissions in the following categories: Keywords in Applied Linguistics, Feature Article, Book Review, and Author/Reader Response. Interested contributors can read
the full call for proposals to better understand
AL Forum and our submission categories. Proposals can be submitted via this Microsoft Form by
July 15:
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/s6PHPWFaA1. We review submissions on a rolling basis, and a decision notification is usually available within seven working days of submission.
Happy reading,
Andy Jiahao Liu and Curtis Green-Eneix
Co-Editors, Applied Linguistics Forum
TESOL International Association
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TESOL Applied Linguistics Forum (Volume 46, Issue 1)
Letter From the Editors
Andy Jiahao Liu and Curtis Green-Eneix
Dependency Parsing in Computational Linguistics
Quy Huynh Phu Pham, Chi Cuong Chau, and Duong Nguyen
Critical Digital Applications of Generative AI in L2 Classrooms: Listening and Speaking
Harriet Dentaa and Okim Kang
Finding Voice Before AI: A Translingual Personal Narrative of Identity and Literacy Assignment for Multilingual College Writers
Jainab Tabassum Banu
Translingualism in First-Year Writing: Insights From the Two-Year College
Antonella Pappolla
Native-Like Models or Multilingual Practitioners? Re-Evaluating the Pedagogical Roles of NESTs Through Translanguaging
Gayoung Choi
Breaking the Fourth Wall in Chinese EFL: Stakeholder Perceptions of Situated Learning "In the Wild" With Young Learners
April Jiawei Zhang and Zhuohan Chen
When Input is Not Enough: Cognitive Load, Dyslexia, and Instructional Architecture in ESL Contexts
Anna Rzepecka-Karwowska
Purpose of Language: Using Systemic Functional Linguistics to Advance Multiliteracy
Olivia Orichiella
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