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Recognition of high frequency words from speech as a predictor of L2 listening comprehension
J Matthews, J Cheng
System 52, 1-13, 2015
1682015
The relationship between three measures of L2 vocabulary knowledge and L2 listening and reading
J Cheng, J Matthews
Language Testing 35 (1), 3-25, 2018
1612018
Vocabulary for listening: Emerging evidence for high and mid-frequency vocabulary knowledge
J Matthews
System 72, 23-36, 2018
1052018
Computer-mediated input, output and feedback in the development of L2 word recognition from speech
J Matthews, J Cheng, JM O’Toole
ReCALL 27 (3), 321-339, 2015
362015
Investigating an innovative computer application to improve L2 word recognition from speech
J Matthews, JM O’Toole
Computer Assisted Language Learning 28 (4), 364-382, 2015
312015
Exploring the relationships between L2 vocabulary knowledge, lexical segmentation, and L2 listening comprehension
K Lange, J Matthews
Studies in Second Language Learning and Teaching, 2020
272020
The impact of word recognition from speech (WRS) proficiency level on interaction, task success and word learning: Design implications for CALL to develop L2 WRS
J Matthews, JM O'Toole, S Chen
Computer Assisted Language Learning 30 (1-2), 22-43, 2017
272017
Exploring relationships between automated and human evaluations of L2 texts
J Matthews, I Wijeyewardene
Language Learning and Technology 22 (3), 143-158, 2018
182018
Aural single‐word and aural phrasal verb knowledge and their relationships to L2 listening comprehension
J Cheng, J Matthews, K Lange, S McLean
TESOL Quarterly 57 (1), 213-241, 2023
122023
Aural vocabulary knowledge
J Matthews
Research Questions in Language Education and Applied Linguistics: A …, 2021
42021
Listening to teachers’ voices: Evaluating language learning apps with a task-based language teaching framework
J Matthews, R Burke
Language Teaching Research Quarterly 12, 16-36, 2019
42019
Exploring links between aural lexical knowledge and L2 listening in Arabic and Japanese speakers: A close replication of Cheng, Matthews, Lange and McLean (2022)
J Matthews, A Masrai, K Lange, S McLean, EA Alghamdi, YA Kim, ...
Tesol Quarterly 58 (1), 63-90, 2024
32024
Analyzing trends in the aural decoding errors of Japanese EFL learners
K Lange, J Matthews
International Review of Applied Linguistics in Language Teaching 61 (2), 545-570, 2023
32023
Using Inter-Rater Discourse to Trace the Origins of Disagreement: Towards Collective Reflective Practice in L2 Assessment
J Matthews
RELC Journal, 0033688220977373, 2021
22021
Fluency: A critically important yet undervalued dimension of L2 vocabulary knowledge
J Cheng, J Matthews, JM O’Toole
Pacific Rim Objective Measurement Symposium (PROMS) 2014 Conference …, 2015
22015
Can Learners Understand Words with Derivational Affixes and Does Presence of Context Make a Difference?
J Matthews, B Milliner, S McLean
RELC Journal, 00336882231222034, 2023
12023
Academics' perceptions of ChatGPT-generated written outputs: A practical application of Turing’s Imitation Game
JA Matthews, CR Volpe
Australasian Journal of Educational Technology 39 (5), 82-100, 2023
12023
Spoken Word Form Recognition with a Mobile Application: Comparing Azerbaijani and Japanese Learners
J Matthews, K Lange, GM Wiest
Vocabulary Learning in the Wild, 335-356, 2023
12023
The potential of mobile technology in testing and enhancing L2 word recognition from speech
J Matthews
ELT in Asia in the digital era: Global citizenship and identity, 359-364, 2018
12018
Examining EFL learners’ comprehension of derivational forms: The role of overlap with base word knowledge, word frequency, and contextual support
B Milliner, K Lange, J Matthews, R Umeki
Language Teaching Research, 13621688231225704, 2024
2024
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