This annotated bibliography represents our first effort in compiling a comprehensive resource bank of publications written in English about Chinese ELT contexts and CHinese EFL/ESL learners. We hope this bibilography will not only help researchers locate relevant resources, but also serve as a map, pointing possible directions for an ew research agenda.
We have used the following three-level criteria in the selection of publications. The first-level criteria are absolute musts. In other words, all the publications to be included in this bibilography must satisfy these criteria. In addition, they should also satisfy a majority of the second-and third-level criteria. Needless to say, priority ahs been given to publications that meet all the criteria.
Level 3 |
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Empirical research is preferred | |
Level 2 |
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Should be published after the 1970s | |
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Should be generally accessible (ERIC documents, dissertations,
conference presentations, manuscripts, or other less accessible sources
were excluded) |
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Should be of reasonable length (articles too hsort not incluede) | ||
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Should be formal, preferably paper publications | ||
Level 1 |
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Must be in English | |
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Must be about English Language teaching, learning, or use | ||
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Must be about Chinese learners and/or Chinese contexts (excluding Hong Kong, Macao, and Singapore) |