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Martin East

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University of Auckland

New Zealand

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Danping Wang

Senior Lecturer

University of Auckland

NEW ZEALAND

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David Slomp

Associate Dean

University of Lethbridge

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Beyond monolingual assumptions in task‑based language teaching

Exploring English Language Learners’ Vocabulary Knowledge and Usage When Speaking

Supporting a task-based approach to Asian language teaching and learning in one Asia-Pacific context: does teacher education make a difference?

Broadening the horizon of task-based language teaching

The teacher variable in TBLT

Advancing the communicative language teaching agenda: what place for translanguaging in task-based language teaching?

Taking communication to task once more – a further decade on

Measuring L1 Chinese speakers’ anxiety when completing an English as L2 video narration task

Second language listening pedagogy

Integrating translanguaging into assessment: students’ responses and perceptions

The ethical turn in writing assessment: How far have we come, and where do we still need to go?

Supporting TBLT through teacher education

Martin East's essential bookshelf: Task-based language teaching

Measuring Chinese EFL learners’ motivation and anxiety when completing a video narration task: Initial steps in designing two questionnaires

Task-based language teaching as a tool for the revitalisation of te reo Māori: one beginning teacher’s perspective

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Danping Wang

David Slomp

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