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TitleViewPresenterAffiliationAuthors
AI-Assisted Learning in English as Foreign LanguageViewArwa Althobaiti Jouf University Arwa Althobaiti
Applications of Linguistic and Psychometric Methods in AI-driven Language Assessments OutlineViewGeoffrey T. LaFlairDuolingo English TestGeoffrey T. LaFlair
Artificial Intelligence, Language Change, and National Identity among Saudi Youth: A Sociolinguistic StudyViewAwadh AlotaibiAssistant Professor, Department of Social Studies, King Saud University, Saudi ArabiaAwadh Alotaibi
Balancing ease and interactivity: Learner perceptions of textual and AI-enhanced support in L2 television viewingViewMargarita PopovaUniversity of BarcelonaMargarita Popova
Barriers and Facilitators to the Identification and Support of Children with Developmental Language DisorderViewMaia GabuniaGeorgian Association of Children Mental Health, Georgia | Østfold University of Applied Sciences, Norway | Mosinian Research & Consultancy, Cyprus.Maia Gabunia | Tamara Kalandadze | Rouzana Komesidou
British Post-Colonial Legacies, Toponymy, and Cultural Continuity in Selangor State, MalaysiaViewABD GANINGUNIVERSITI MALAYAABD GANING
Challenges and Ethical Considerations in AI for Language AssessmentViewMashael Al-HamlyKuwait UniversityMashael Al-Hamly
Differential Pattern of Longitudinal Reading Comprehension Predictors in Children with German as First or Second LanguageViewMartina RöthlisbergerBern University of Teacher EducationMartina Röthlisberger
Difficult words in the communication of family businessesViewAgnieszka Grażul-Luft The Mazovian University in Płock/ PolandAgnieszka Grażul-Luft
Evaluative Meanings of Diminutives in CroatianViewAna Mikić-ČolićFaculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Osijek, CroatiaAna Mikić-Čolić
French Cued Speech Difficulties in Deaf Adults and Hearing AdultsViewMagali NorréLPL, Aix Marseille Univ, FranceMagali Norré
From First Words to Fluency: Understanding and Influencing Language Development OutlineViewMonica Melby-LervågUniversity of OsloMonica Melby-Lervåg
Hate speech: characteristics and determinants. A study of the Polish population.ViewMonika Obrębska | Eliza WesselAdam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, PolandMonika Obrębska | Paweł Kleka | Klaudia Rodziejczak | Jan Odyniec | Eliza Wessel
Language Contact and the Emergence of the X Meng Construction in Contemporary ChineseViewXuan ZhaoGraduate School of Humanities, The University of OsakaXuan Zhao
Lifelong Language Learning in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Reimagining Adult Education through AI-Supported Applied LinguisticsViewMousa AlfaifiDrMousa Alfaifi
Linguistic Markers of Developmental Language Disorder in Georgian-Speaking ChildrenViewTamara KalandadzeØstfold University of Applied Sciences, Norway | Georgian Association of Children Mental Health, Georgia | Mosinian Research & Consultancy, Cyprus.Tamara Kalandadze | Maia Gabunia | Rouzana Komesidou
Modern Language Education in School Classrooms in EnglandViewEmma MarsdenUniversity of YorkEmma Marsden
Parenthetical Inserts in Spoken Mandarin ChineseViewShuai Luo LABLITA University of Florence | LABLITA University of Florence | LABLITA University of FlorenceShuai Luo | Emanuela Cresti | Massimo Moneglia
Phonation as a Cue to Tone Splits in Central Mashan HmongViewMan Fong LAMHong Kong Metropolitan UniversityMan Fong LAM
Reading Competence and Reading Self-Concept in Primary School: The Roles of Language Background and GenderViewDilan CümenPädagogische Hochschule Bern | Pädagogische Hochschule BernDilan Cümen | Britta Juska-Bacher
Reflexive Practice as an Answer to the “One/Many Question” in Literacy EducationViewRick EvansCornell University (Emeritus)Rick Evans
Request Strategies in the Najdi Dialect: Human Interaction vs. AI-Generated LanguageViewSawsan AlfalehKing Saud UniversitySawsan Alfaleh
Rhetorical Punctuation in Flemish Political CommunicationViewLívia MelicherováPalacky University in Olomouc, Czech RepublicLívia Melicherová
Screen reader users and multimodal algospeak communication on TikTokViewErynn YoungUniversity of Amsterdam/Amsterdam Center for Language & CommunicationErynn Young
Semantic Features of Prepositional Temporal Expressions with the Prepositions u and na in CroatianViewMaja GlušacFaculty of Humanities and Social Studies in OsijekMaja Glušac
The AI-Driven Language Course Syllabus: The New Age of InstructionViewRabih NabhanHoly Spirit University of Kaslik - USEKRabih Nabhan
The influence of the British academic environment on the English pronunciation of Saudi PhD students with an American English education backgroundViewWejdan AlsharifThe University of York, UKWejdan Alsharif
The Linguistic Reconstruction of the Gothic New Testament in the 21st CenturyViewIsabelle JoyceUniversity of ManchesterIsabelle Joyce
The Psycho-Physical Embodiment of LanguageViewBill ConningtonYale UniversityBill Connington