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English as a Foreign Language (EFL) Teaching Effectiveness Revisited: A Narrative Inquiry into the English Proficiency of an International Student in the U.S
2016
Journal of Foreign Languages Cultures and Civilizations
Employing narrative inquiry, this research study investigates the English-using experience of an international student from China in an American graduate school, and presents how his inadequate English proficiency, especially communicative competence, has affected his academic learning and non-academic aspects of life. It vividly unfurls how the participant's lack of communicative competence, profoundly influenced by China's EFL teaching, has prevented him from achieving a greater academic
doi:10.15640/jflcc.v4n1a1
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