“I prefer English because it is the most common business language.” : eri kieliä työelämässä käyttävien ammattilaisten kieli-ideologinen maisema Tekijä Weeraratne, Pepita

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Difficult words and common lexical errors in an English preparation course : a case study Tekijä Misukka, Juuli

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Teacher perspectives on collaboration between English foreign language and special education teachers in Finnish primary schools Tekijä Horelli, Iida

“…In this study, four English as a foreign language (EFL) and two special education (SPED) teachers’ perspectives on their collaboration and the three-step support model as a part of foreign language education were gathered through individual interviews and analysed in qualitative methods. …”
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Language practices in primary schools [in Nairobi] : the teachers' perspectives Tekijä Otieno Adhiambo, Suzanne

“…In Kenya English is used as the official language of communication and Kiswahili is considered to be the National language. …”
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Adult immigrants’ experiences of different ways to learn languages and using other languages in the process Tekijä Mertanen, Kiira

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Born in the same country, speaking different languages : Language ideologies at a multilingual workplace in Tallinn Tekijä Saari, Annika

“…There is a complex and at times contradictory or overlapping set of ideas about the use of English, Estonian and Russian languages. It was also found that the ideologies regarding English language are more explicit compared to those regarding Estonian and Russian languages. …”
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The underlying values of the national core curriculum in upper elementary English teaching Tekijä Hanhivaara, Tuomas

“…The purpose of this study was to investigate how the underlying values of the National Core Curriculum for Basic Education 2014 were viewed by English language teachers in Finnish upper elementary schools and how they applied the underlying values in their English teaching. …”
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Would you like to have some beta with those slopers? : anglicisms in Finnish sport climbing jargon Tekijä Laitinen, Jarno

“…In turn, Anglicisms are loan words that derive from English origin. As English is used globally as a common language of communication, the level of contact with English has increased exponentially. …”
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The type and the frequency of output-based activities in Finnish upper secondary school EFL textbooks : an overview of modern textbooks Tekijä Renvall, Lauri

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"It is a broad, broad concept and extremely interesting." : CLIL teachers and class teachers' beliefs about language awareness Tekijä Mertanen, Kiira

“…Thematic analysis was done on the transcribed interview data to find common themes. Overall the results indicated that the teachers had a broad understanding of the term language awareness. …”
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Using stories as authentic materials in language education : pre-service teachers’ experiences Tekijä Var, Kaan

“…Thematic analysis was used to analyse this diverse data set and to identify common participant experiences in this qualitative study. …”
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Teacher experiences of supporting bilingual pupils and bilingual learning in Finnish and English mainstream school contexts Tekijä Sjöblom, Sara

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“This was terrorism.” : multimodal representation of the Capitol Hill invasion on January 6th, 2021, in Tumblr posts Tekijä Partanen, Liisa

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An anatomy of the infodemic : a critical discourse analysis of coronavirus misinformation on Twitter Tekijä Kuja-Kyyny, Laura

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"The same thing over and over again in many different ways. " : case study about bilingual teaching methods in the Family Centre Klubíčko, Czech Republic Tekijä Tenolahti, Iida

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Colleagues’ Support in Multilingual Interaction in a Work Environment Tekijä Rantonen, Tiia

“…If an institution calls itself international, often it means that the lingua franca is English. However, as multilingualism, also migration is growing. …”
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