Page: 18-32 Page:87-88 ABSTRACT The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages Companion Volume (CEFR CV) emphasizes macro-functions of language (i.e., reception, production, interaction, and mediation). Click here to download pdf CASLT supports its members by creating opportunities for professional development, initiating and disseminating research, and facilitating the exchange of information and ideas among language educators. This online toolkit is supported by KAKEN Grant-in-Aid project no. Page:5 - 24 Reviewers should call to the journal editors attention any significant similarity between the manuscript under consideration and any published paper or submitted manuscript of which they are aware. Author: Brian North (CEFR & CEFR/CV co-author) This requires a deeper understanding of the role of the social dimension in language. The CEFR and the international CEFR-movement represent an achievement of the emerging world society. The CEFR Companion Volume is based on the same research methodology as the original CEFR project, in order to validate additional 'can do' illustrative descriptors for the reference levels A1-C2. 2-3, Title:The new CEFR descriptors for the assessment of written mediation: Exploring their applicability in alocal context in an effort towards multilingual testing 3-9,Title:CEFR-CLIL / Action Research News Especially in Asia, there are several large-scale cases of adoption and adaptation of the CEFR to the needs and requirements on the ground. The journal aims to cooperate internationally with other individuals and/or peer groups of practitioners/researchers with similar interests. It has become a global framework, impacting a variety of aspects of language learning, teaching, and assessment across countries and continents beyond the context for which it was originally created. We are particularly interested in specific contextual adaptations. First published in 2001, the CEFR was updated and extended in 2020 with the publication of The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching, Assessment Companion Volume. Author: Maria Gabriela Schmidt (Nihon University) It owes much to the contributions of members of the language teaching profession across Europe and beyond. Author: Judith Runnels (University of Bedfordshire) & Vivien Runnels (University of Ottawa) First published in 2001, the CEFR was updated and extended in 2020 with the publication of The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching, Assessment - Companion Volume. 2-6, Title:EALTA CEFR SIG Even in Europe, there is a center and a periphery of readiness for CEFR implementation. This CEFR organizes language proficiency into six levels under three categories: basic user (A1 and A2), independent user (B1 and B2), and proficient user (C1 and C2). Author: Gary Cook (Hiroshima Bunkyo University) & Yukari Rutson-Griffiths (Hiroshima Bunkyo University) 4-3,Title: Foreign Language Education Reform through Action Research - Putting CEFR educational principles into practice Reviewers must give unbiased consideration to each manuscript submitted for consideration for publication, and should judge each on its merits, without regard to race, religion, nationality, sex, gender, seniority, or institutional affiliation of the author(s). Illustrative descriptors exemplify what a user/learner can typically do at a given level, thus bringing an asset lens to language education. Plurilingualism/pluriculturalism is a concept first introduced in drafts of the CEFR in the late 1990s. Our weekly newsletter, CASLT Info ACPLS, is tailored to the specific needs of second language teachers. Click Here for downloading complete issue. Click here to download pdf Page: 79-83 Theme: CEFR and CEFR/CV, Language Portfolio and related themes. Plurilingualism and curriculum design: Towards a synergic vision. Click here to download pdf 19K00808 and no. The Council of Europe is organising a videoconference entitled "The CEFR Companion Volume: A Key resource for Inclusive Plurilingual Education" on 16 December 2020from 15.00 to 18.00 CET. Click here to download pdf Download as PDF here View download page, 1994-2022 Council of Europe (ECML/CELV), Language of schooling in subject learning, Plurilingual and intercultural approaches (FREPA), Supporting the language(s) of schooling (ROADMAP), Learning environments where modern languages flourish (EOL), ICT in language teaching and learning (ICT-REV), Teacher competences for languages in education, Young migrants - Supporting multilingual classrooms, Testing and assessment - Relating language curricula, tests and examinations to the CEFR, Resources for assessing the home language competences of migrant pupils, CEFR Companion Volume implementation toolbox, Developing teacher competences for pluralistic approaches, Digital citizenship through language education, Young children's language learning pathways, Mediation in teaching, learning and assessment, Building blocks for planning language-sensitive teacher education, Initiative: The future of language education, Digital literacy for the teaching and learning of languages, A guide to teacher competences for languages in education, Developing language awareness in subject classes, Promoting excellence in sign language instruction, Language for work: tools for professional development, Learning environments where modern languages flourish, Action research communities for language teachers, A roadmap for schools to support the language(s) of schooling, Inspiring language learning in the early years, Supporting the linguistic integration of refugees from the Ukraine. + All articles of CEFR Journal - Research and Practice are open access and licensed under an Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) license. Author: Morten Hunke, Maria Gabriela Schmidt Click here to download pdf Author:Maria Gabriela Schmidt CEFR Companion Volume_eng - Free ebook download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read book online for free. Click here to download pdf Click to collapse + Such contexts often focus majorly on English language learning and teaching. + Page: 98-103 Reviewers must keep the peer review process confidential; information or correspondence about a manuscript should not be shared with anyone outside the peer review process. - + Is a self-regulatory eELP the way forward? Author: Yukie Saito (Chuo University) You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 19K00808 and no. 1-3,Title:Hownew CEFR mediation descriptors can help to assess the discussion skillsof management studentsGlobal and analytical scales This third volume of the CEFR Journal continues this policy and starts with an important companion tothe CEFR: the portfolio for languages; the European Language Portfolio (ELP). Author:Carmen Peresich The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching, Assessment, commonly known as the CEFR, was developed, building on extensive research, by the Council of Europe, Europes leading human rights organization. Page:5 - 17 Project term: 2020-2022 Shortcut: www.ecml.at/companionvolumetoolbox Main idea and objectives The CEFR Companion Volume (CV) stresses the underlying action-oriented and task-based approach of the CEFR and emphasises the idea of the learner as a social agent. Author:Charis-Olga Papadopoulou (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) Users/learners draw upon their competences under various conditions and constraints to engage in language activities while using strategies to accomplish tasks (Council of Europe, 2020a). Utilising pupils plurilingual skills: a whole-school approach to language learning in alinguistically diverse Irish primary school, Implementing the CEFR at a Vietnamese universityGeneral English languageteachers perceptions, & Pham Thi Hong Nhung (University of Foreign Languages, Hue University), Gregory Birch (Seisen Jogakuin College, Japan), Jack Bower (Tezukayama University, Japan), David Bowskill (Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany), Neus Figueras (University of Barcelona, Spain), Dafydd Gibbon (Bielefeld University, Germany), Marita Hrml (Finnish Education Evaluation Centre, Finland), Bettina Hermoso-Gomez (University of Leeds, UK), Antonio Jimenez-Munoz (University of Oviedo, Spain), Elif Kantarcolu (Bilkent University, Turkey), Brbel Khn (Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany), Naoyuki Naganuma (Tokai University, Japan), Pham Thi Hong Nhung (University of Foreign Languages, Hue University, Vietnam), Brian North (co-author CEFR and CEFR Companion Volume), Fergus O'Dwyer (Marino Institute of Education, an Associated College of Trinity College Dublin), Irina Pavlovskaya (St. Petersburg State University, Russia), Cristina Rodrguez (EOI Santiago de Compostela, Spain), Judith Runnels (University of Bedfordshire, UK), Nick Saville (Cambridge Assessment English, UK), Yukio Tono (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Japan), Matthew Vetrini (Clark International High School, Osaka, Japan), Aaron Woodcock (University of Reading, UK), Publication Statement of the CEFR Journal - Read more. 4-2, Title: Mediation in practice in an ESAP course: Versions of the Medical English student conference Author: Rebecca Schmidt (Miyazaki International College) & Ellen Head (Miyazaki International College) the central component of the 2001 cefr is a detailed taxonomic description of language proficiency in terms of language use, which it divides into four modes: reception (listening and reading) production (speaking and writing) interaction (spoken and written) mediation (i.e. The impact of the CEFR and now the CEFR Companion Volume (CEFR/CV) has been growing to previously wholly unforeseeable levels. Page:84 Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching, Assessment Companion Volume. document.getElementById('cloak28254b125434a68cb29ede9ad1e23c61').innerHTML = ''; Click here for downloading complete issue of volume3, Volume 3-1, page 6-20: Is a self-regulatory eELP the way forward? Page: 18-32 2-3, Title:The new CEFR descriptors for the assessment of written mediation: Exploring their applicability in alocal context in an effort towards multilingual testing A double blind peer review will follow. Table of Contents The common reference levels are defined by the CEFRs illustrative descriptors, organized into scales for each of the modes of communication (reception, production, interaction, and mediation). Go to > CEFR Journal - Research and Practice - Volume 2 (June 2020). Click here to download pdf Click here to download pdf Outside Europe, the CEFR has been met with very different reactions and speeds of adaptation and implementation. Page: 33-40 Click here to download pdf It is important to distinguish between the CEFR descriptors, which have been through an extensive process of validation and consultation, and supplementary descriptors, which have been developed by associations and institutions in adapting the CEFR descriptors to a particular context. Page: 33-40 Maria Jos Luelmo delCastillo and Maria Luisa Prez Cavana ask in the first text in the Article section: Is a self-regulatory eELPthe way forward? and they offer a reflection on two decades of achievements and failures of the ELP. Author: Morten Hunke, Maria Gabriela Schmidt Page:5 - 17 Descriptors. We want the journal to be a platform for all to share best practice examples and ideas, as well as research. Page: 8-24 var addy648a1ca695873f1f94991fac64f93f0e = 'journal' + '@'; 3-8,Title:Classroom-based assessment of group discussion: Challenges and opportunities https://rm.coe.int/common-european-framework-of-reference-for-languages-learning-teaching/16809ea0d4, Council of Europe (2020b). Page: 87-97 My Dashboard; Modules; Week 2: Theoretical frameworks for curriculum development: History and current trends; CEFR Companion Volume 2020 Call for contributions for volume 5 (2022) is closed now. Author: Irina Y. Pavlovskaya (St. Petersburg State University) & Olga Y. Lankina (St. Petersburg State University) Page:85-86 Page: 6-20 Author:Brian North (CEFR and the CEFR/CV co-author) It reflects academic and societal developments since the publication of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) and updates the 2001 version. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Author: Le Thi Thanh Hai (University of Foreign Languages, Hue University)& Pham Thi Hong Nhung (University of Foreign Languages, Hue University) Reviewers must avoid making statements in their report that might be construed as impugning a persons reputation. Page: 41-57 We encourage you to submit your texts and volunteer yourself for reviewing. Any issues regarding complaints and appeals, conflicts of interest / competing interests; ethical oversight; post-publication discussions and corrections should be directed to. The CEFR Companion Volume (CV) stresses the underlying action-oriented and task-based approach of the CEFR and emphasises the idea of the learner as a social agent. Publication Statement of the CEFR Journal, Submission (Call for papers volume 5 - Closed). The perspective,however, of their book is in two aspects too narrow: 1) the case studies of countries offer only a briefoutline for these particular countries; 2) the role of networks of teachers and researchers is only touchedupon. Page:25-39 St Martin-in-the-Fields, London, Friday 7 and Saturday 8 February 2020 _____ In the two decades since its publication, the CEFR has established itself as an indispensable reference point for all aspects of second and foreign language education - a position that has been reinforced by the publication of the CEFR Companion Volume. Click here to download pdf We are continuously seeking contributions related to foreign language education, the CEFR, other language frameworks, and the European Language Portfolio. 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Click here to download pdf Go to > CEFR Journal - Research and Practice - Volume 4 (December 2021 For more information about the CEFR, explore the following resources: Council of Europes CEFR website: https://www.coe.int/en/web/common-european-framework-reference-languages, Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching, Assessment Companion Volume (2020 edition), Council of Europe, available at https://rm.coe.int/common-european-framework-of-reference-for-languages-learning-teaching/16809ea0d4, Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching, Assessment (2001 edition), Council of Europe, available at https://rm.coe.int/1680459f97, From Communicative to Action-Oriented: Illuminating the Approaches, Transforming FSL, available at https://transformingfsl.ca/en/resources/from-communicative-to-action-oriented-illuminating-the-approaches/, Action-Oriented Approach Handbook, CASLT, available at https://www.caslt.org/en/boutique-en/aoa-handbook-en-dwnld, Bandura, A. The next report, byDirdre Kirwan (Ireland), offers insights into an example of European linguistic diversity: Utilising pupilsplurilingual skills: a whole-school approach to language learning in a linguistically diverse Irish primaryschool and shows how the CEFR is used to support schooling in the national languages while using themultilingual potential of modern Irish Society. Go to > CEFR Journal - Research and Practice - Volume 3 (October 2021 1-3,Title:Hownew CEFR mediation descriptors can help to assess the discussion skillsof management studentsGlobal and analytical scales Translations to ten languages are underway, most of COMMON EUROPEAN FRAMEWORK. 2-8, Title:The EALTA UKALTA Roadmap conferenceThe CEFR: a road map for future research and developmentmeeting overview All articles of CEFR Journal - Research and Practice are open access and licensed under an Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) license. This division does not exactly match previously well-known notions of communicative competence, but correspondences among them can be made. facilitating communication between individuals or groups who Author:Charis-Olga Papadopoulou (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) Strasbourg: Council of Europe. Click here to download complete volume1 The five authors from Cuba and Germany present an Interpretation of the CEFRCompanion Volume for developing rating scales in Cuban higher education, contributing valuableinsights into a flexible and cooperative language policy project in relation to CEFR. Page: 8-24 2-1, Title:Trolls, unicorns and the CEFR: Precision and professionalism in criticism of the CEFR Page: 44-58 Author: Takeshi Matsuzaki (Meiji University) & Kevin Mark (Meiji University) 2-4, Title:Promoting reflection in initial foreign language teacher education: The use of the EPOSTL revisited endobj
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Over the last few years, especially in Asia, the demand by teachers for reliable (case) studies has been growing.For more than a decade, the people behind this journal the Japan Association for Language Teaching (JALT) CEFR & Language Portfolio special interest group (CEFR & LP SIG) have been working on a number of collaborative research projects, yielding several books and textbooks, as well as numerous newsletters. Click here to download pdf Categories for contribution we are looking for are: articles (4,500-6,000 words), work in progress/practice reports (2,000-3,000 words), book reviews (400-500 words), or conference reports (400-500 words). 3-5,Title:Interpretation of the CEFR Companion Volume for developing rating scalesin Cuban higher education This videoconference intends to draw attention to the full potential of the CEFR Companion Volume in the field of education. Click here to download pdf Click here to download pdf The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is a major international benchmarking resource used for curriculum development and assessment. Click here to download pdf All contributors will be contacted after preliminary screening. Page:5 - 17 Title: CEFR Journal Research and Practice Type: Online Journal. Others are asking for case studies showing the effectiveness of the CEFR and the reality of its usage in everyday classroom teaching. When you reach the Listening comprehension section (page 12 in the pdf test), listen to the audio samples below and mark the. Operationalising the scheme with new scales for: - online interaction - mediation (including reactions to creative text) - plurilingual and pluricultural competence - signing competences 5. var prefix = 'ma' + 'il' + 'to'; 23 Apr14 May (4) Mon 1:30pm3pm . Author:Dirdre Kirwan (former principal of Scoil Bhrde Cailn) Table of Contents Click here to download pdf 20K00759, no. URL: https://cefrjapan.net/journal Contact: This email address is being protected from spambots. We intend to create an encouraging environment for professional, standard-oriented practice and state-of-the-art foreign language teaching and research, adapted to a variety of contexts. Author: Marina Perevertkina (Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia), Alexey Korenev (Lomonosov Moscow State University), & Maria Zolotareva (Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia) Volume 2 (June 2020) - Read more stream
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Click here to download pdf OF REFERENCE FOR LANGUAGES: LEARNING, TEACHING, ASSESSMENT. This volume of case studies reports on experiences in a wide variety of contexts with the concepts and descriptors of the CEFR Companion volume, which broadens the vision of the CEFR 2001 . (Mediation Processing text in speech or sign, B1). Page: 116-125 Author: Irina Y. Pavlovskaya (St. Petersburg State University) & Olga Y. Lankina (St. Petersburg State University) This requires a deeper understanding of the role of the social dimension in language. Click here to download pdf Page:89-97 Click here to download pdf Author: Fergus ODwyer, Morten Hunke, & Maria Gabriela Schmidt At the heart of the concept is the understanding that individuals do not keep languages and cultures in different compartments, but instead have a single, interrelated repertoire (Piccardo, 2013). Page: 6-20 Click to collapse Author:Neus Figueras Page:40-78 Volume 5 is in preparation. 3-5,Title:Interpretation of the CEFR Companion Volume for developing rating scalesin Cuban higher education In the event that the CEFR Journal is no longer published, electronic backup and preservation of access to the journal content shall be made available via CLOCKSS. 1-3,Title:Hownew CEFR mediation descriptors can help to assess the discussion skillsof management studentsGlobal and analytical scales View pdf Click here to download pdf Page:89-97 Memberships start at only $45 per year! The impact of the CEFR and now the CEFR Companion Volume (CEFR/CV) has been growing to previously wholly unforeseeable levels. var path = 'hr' + 'ef' + '='; Author:Carmen Peresich Click Here to download Volume 2 complete as PDF Page: 8-24 Page: 41-57 Newsroom. - + Author: Maria Stathopoulou (Hellenic Open University /National TechnicalUniversity of Athens) 2-5, Title:ALTE CEFR SIG This book is a practical guide to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching, Assessment (CEFR) (Council of Europe 2001) and the CEFR Companion Volume (CEFR/ CV; COE 2018), which have increasingly been used to inform the language policies and teaching practices of countries within and outside of Europe. Please contact the editors and submit to: This email address is being protected from spambots. Page:84 Author:Yukio Tono (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies) Author: Le Thi Thanh Hai (University of Foreign Languages, Hue University)& Pham Thi Hong Nhung (University of Foreign Languages, Hue University) The CEFR describes language proficiency at different stages of learning and informs innovative approaches to language education. The 2020 version is available in English with translations in progress. Click here to download pdf The work published in the CEFR journal is open access and licensed under a Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) licence. endobj
It reflects academic and societal developments since the publication of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) and updates the 2001 version. Our aim is to take a fresh look at the CEFR and other language frameworks from both a practitioners and a researchers perspective. They are open-ended and incomplete examples and are not meant to be mandatory nor to provide an exhaustive list. Page:85-86 Page: 59-86 2-5, Title:ALTE CEFR SIG Page:40-78 - Author: Takeshi Matsuzaki (Meiji University) & Kevin Mark (Meiji University) Learning and teaching languages in the 21st century, accommodating the 21st century learner and teacher. Click here to download pdf Table of Contents However, there seems to be little consensus on whether the macro-functions are commensurable with CEFR-based proficiency tests. The CEFR includes an innovative vision of the user/learner as a social agent, meaning someone who exerts agency, or more simply put, acts with intentionality to accomplish tasks (Bandura, 2001) within a social context. Go to > CEFR Journal - Research and Practice - Volume 1 (May 2019. Page:89-97 Table of Contents Page: 43 - 65 %
Click here to download complete Volume3 Social cognitive theory: An agentic perspective. Click Here to download Volume 2 complete as PDF Inquiring into both aspects is in fact the raison dtre of the CEFR Journal. Page:40-78 Go to > CEFR Journal - Research and Practice - Volume 3 (October 2021. 20K00759, no. Author: Irina Y. Pavlovskaya (St. Petersburg State University) & Olga Y. Lankina (St. Petersburg State University) Volume 1(May 2019) - Read more A journal by the people on the ground for the people on the ground with a strong commitment to extensive research and academic rigor. Volume 2 (June 2020) - Read more As such, there is a pressing need to create a quality forum for sharing research, experiences, and lessons learned from applying the CEFR in different contexts. Authors: Gregory Charles Birch (Seisen Jogakuin College), Jack Victor Bower (Tezukayama University), Noriko Nagai (Ibaraki University) and Maria Gabriela Schmidt (Nihon University) Author:Maria Gabriela Schmidt 1-2, Title:Impact of the Common European Framework of ReferenceA bibliometric analysis ofresearch from 1990-2017 The abstracts need to state the category, give an outline of the intended text, name a minimum of five keywords, and present a preliminary bibliography. Click here to download pdf It should be globally accessible to the wider interested public, which is why we opted for an open online journal format. addy648a1ca695873f1f94991fac64f93f0e = addy648a1ca695873f1f94991fac64f93f0e + 'cefrjapan' + '.' + 'net'; Author: Judith Runnels (University of Bedfordshire) & Vivien Runnels (University of Ottawa) It updates and extends the CEFR, adding descriptors. A reflection on two decades of achievementsand failures of the ELP, Initial stages of individual teacher CEFR-related classroom curriculum projects at MiyazakiInternational College, Learner perspectives: familiarization, knowledge, and perceptions of the CEFR, Investigating the difficulties for university learners of English in Japan of CEFR B1-level phrases, Interpretation of the CEFR Companion Volume for developing rating scalesin Cuban higher education, Developing an e-portfolio reflecting the concept of mediation for university students, Classroom-based assessment of group discussion: Challenges and opportunities, Go to > CEFR Journal - Research and Practice - Volume 2 (June 2020, Click Here to download Volume 2 complete as PDF, Trolls, unicorns and the CEFR: Precision and professionalism in criticism of the CEFR, Developing classroom mediation awareness and skills in pre-service language teacher education, Promoting reflection in initial foreign language teacher education: The use of the EPOSTL revisited, Coming Full CircleFrom CEFR to CEFR-J and back, Impact of the Common European Framework of ReferenceA bibliometric analysis ofresearch from 1990-2017, new CEFR mediation descriptors can help to assess the discussion skillsof management studentsGlobal and analytical scales, Articles (research), reports (best practice, work in progress, conference. Volume 1(May 2019) - Read more If and when chosen by the CEFR Journal Editorial Advisory Board see p. 3 in volume 1 (plus, additional more recently recruited experts in the field). Page: 21-43 The CEFR Companion volume broadens the scope of language education. Click to collapse Author: Olga Y. Lankina (St. Petersburg State University) & Yulia V. Petc (St. Petersburg State University) kubota radio wiring harness. Author:Neus Figueras Go to > CEFR Journal - Research and Practice - Volume 2 (June 2020) These levels act as a shared reference point for language teachers and learners. All articles of CEFR Journal - Research and Practice are open access and licensed under an Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) license. Author: Le Thi Thanh Hai (University of Foreign Languages, Hue University)& Pham Thi Hong Nhung (University of Foreign Languages, Hue University) Author:Yukio Tono (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies) Author: Claudia Harsch (University of Bremen), Ivonne de la Caridad Collada Pea (University of Informatics Sciences,Havana), Tamara Gutirrez Baffil (University of Pinar del Ro),Pedro Castro lvarez (University of Informatics Sciences,Havana), & Ioani Garca Fernndez (University of Cienfuegos) In a communicative situation, general competences are combined with communicative language competences (i.e., linguistic, sociolinguistic, and pragmatic). Author:Charis-Olga Papadopoulou (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) var addy_text1c09b5a741b389bd5f77dc666f84db5f = 'journal' + '@' + 'cefrjapan' + '.' + 'net';document.getElementById('cloak1c09b5a741b389bd5f77dc666f84db5f').innerHTML += '
'+addy_text1c09b5a741b389bd5f77dc666f84db5f+'<\/a>'; Editors: Japan Association for Language Teaching (JALT, Tokyo, Japan), CEFR & Language Portfolio SIG, Maria Gabriela Schmidt (Nihon University, Tokyo), Morten Hunke (Anna Lindh-School, Berlin), Alexander Imig (Chukyo University, Nagoya), Fergus O'Dwyer (Marino Institute of Educationan Associated Trinity College Dublin), ISSN: 2434-849X, DOI: 10.37546/JALTSIG.CEFR,Place:300-1207 Ushiku (Ibaraki), Japan, Published: Volume 4 (December 2021), Volume 3 (October 2020), Volume 2 (June 2020), Volume 1 (May 2019), All articles are open access and licensed under an Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) license, CEFR Journal - Research and Practice - Volumes Overview. Ornuk,
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