A Socio-Educational View of Motivational Issues in Japanese English Education
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- The Elusiveness of Superficial Reality in Nabokov's 'The Vane Sisters'
- Teaching Focused Business Skills to Japanese University Students
- A Communicative Student-Centered Approach to Teaching Literature in the Japanese EFL Classroom
- Teaching EFL Writing at Japanese University
- Incorporating Intercultural Communication Skills into the Foreign Language Classroom
- The Effect of Teacher Praise on Motivation and Learning in the Japanese English Classroom
- A Socio-Educational View of Motivational Issues in Japanese English Education
- Using Authentic Newspaper Articles in the Japanese University Classroom
- Meeting the Lingusitic Needs of MBA Program Graduate Students in Japan
- The Blindness of Obsession as Portrayed in Nabokov's "A Dashing Fellow"
- Virtual Reality in Nabokov's Short Story "That in Aleppo Once..."
- The Patterns of Doom in Nabokov's Short Story : 'Signs and Symbols'
- A Look at Nabokov's Political Views as Depicted in Bend Sinister
- The Theme of Environmental Determinism in Jack London's White Fang
- Nabokov with a Rocket in His Pocket : Reflections on Nabokov's Final Short Story 'Lance'
- Expanding Meaningful Teacher-Student Interaction Through E-mail
- The Occurence of French Idiomatic Phrases in Nabokov's Lolita
- Alternatives for Self-instruction in Foreign Language Education
- James Fenimore Cooper's Social Views as Portrayed in The American Democrat (In Honour of Professor Kenji Noguchi and Professor Osamu Osaka On the Occasion of Their Retirement)
- A Contrastive Look at Stephen Crane's Naturalism as Depicted in 'The Open Boat' and 'The Blue Hotel'