EFL

Reports indicate that EFL is a 10-billion yuan (USD $1.4 billion) business and that the industry made a 700 million yuan (USD $9,800,000) profit in Beijing alone.

Is Teaching English in China Really for You? « Articles « Literacy News 2009

Tanaka & Stapleton (2007) write that lack of reading quantity in EFL classrooms has remained one of the most serious problems faced by teachers of English in Japan.

Barriers to Reading Comprehension « Literacy Articles « Articles « Literacy News 2009

The panacea, Joseph argues, is to position Critical Pedagogy in Indonesian EFL curricula.

The Jakarta Post Breaking News 2010

To get back to a point made by Nick, I’d say that females make more effort because they have a higher perception of the valence of learning English than males, although I would agree that gender plays a significant role for gender in EFL proficiency.

G is for Gender « An A-Z of ELT 2010

I don’t like to take extreme positions in any issue, but in this case I have to advocate the strong-interface extreme end of the continuum, for all teaching we do in EFL is explicit and in the classroom, and I must believe it.

P is for Pronunciation « An A-Z of ELT 2010

The adoption of an “English” name in EFL situations seems quite common in the countries in which I’ve worked (China, Korea and Taiwan) and I suspect it occurs throughout other Asian countries as well.

I is for Identity « An A-Z of ELT 2010

My world, my country, my city was bleeding, and here I was in a peaceful if slightly gritty burg in Central Japan writing up Communications Skills syllabi and trying to finish a paper on introversion and group reticence in Japanese EFL that suddenly seemed about as relevant in the Big Scheme of Things as what I’d eaten for dinner on 9/10.

That 9.11 Incident 2006

By subscribing to key word searches, I can be notified immediately whenever someone writes the three letters 'EFL' on their keyboard anywhere in the world.

Bloglines Nancy A. McKeand 2005

My new identity was as master teacher/trainer of ESL/EFL teachers.

Rhoda P. Curtis: Reinventing Yourself This Year Rhoda P. Curtis 2012

My new identity was as master teacher/trainer of ESL/EFL teachers.

Rhoda P. Curtis: Reinventing Yourself This Year Rhoda P. Curtis 2012