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  • An Analysis of the House of Earth’s Main Characters from a Perspective of Socialist Feminism 
    Yuanling Mo; Noparat Tanauraksakul; นพรัตน์ ธนานุรักษากุล (2017)
    Literature work can serve a society in a sense that influences readers’ empathy and appreciation. Pearl S. Buck carefully illustrated the history of Chinses women’s liberation in her epic work—the House of Earth trilogy ...
  • Analyzing the Linguistic Features of Peppa Pig and its Role in the Language Development of Young Viewers 
    Princess H. Policarpio; Cherryl L. Campos; Cynthia G. Dela Rosa; Jonathan Rante Carreon (2023)
    The controversy surrounding Peppa Pig has sparked discussions and raised concerns among parents of young viewers of the animated show. Previous studies have indicated that the show portrays instances of pain, brutality, ...
  • An Assessment of Non-Native Learner’s Chinese Tone Production 
    Natsita Chaisubanan; นัฏฐ์สิตา ไชยทรัพย์อนันต์ (2019)
    Speech sounds are perceived categorically and listeners sometimes integrate visual information to identify the speaker’s utterances (Ludden, 2016: 85-123). However, tone is a remarkable system. It could not be seen through ...
  • Bridging the Notion of Intelligible Pronunciation in English and Positive Attitudes toward Learners’ Own English Accent 
    Noparat Tananuraksakul; Suthida Soontornwipat; Arun Pookbangjak; นพรัตน์ ธนานุรักษากุล; สุธิดา สุนทรวิภาต (2019)
    This paper presents a part of literature review in relation to factors that affect English language learning and speaking. The review indicates research gap for a study the authors have been working on since 2017. It was ...
  • Communicating Digital Disruption by An Online Newspaper in Thailand 
    Jonathan Rante Carreon; Wenwen Tian (2019)
    This study investigates how digital disruption is communicated to the public by the Thailand’s leading English newspaper, The Bangkok Post Online Newspaper. Informed by Carreon and Piyamat (2018), 292 news articles that ...
  • Communicating Goals: A Corpus-Assisted Analysis of Hotel Descriptions Presented on Online Travel Agency Agoda 
    Jonathan Rante Carreon; Warriya Pattharapinyophong; Ryan Mark S. Molina; Welfredo O. Hermosora; Randolf L. Asistido; Engelbert Pasag; Anuluck Pingyod; วริยา ภัทรภิญโญพงศ์ (2019)
    The ultimate goal of the study was to investigate word choices of 4 and 5-star hotels that were advertised on the Online Travel Agency (OTA) Agoda. A total of 97 hotel overviews on the OTA Agoda were downloaded, prepared ...
  • Corpus Analysis of the Police Language in the American TV Series CSI: NY 
    Anchan Premjai; Jonathan Rante Carreon; Areeluck Harnmontree; อัญชัน เปรมใจ; อารีลักษณ์ หาญมนตรี (2018)
    The field of English for Specific Purpose has continuously broadened its scope especially among the members of the expanding circle of English speaker (Kachru, 1992; 2006). This research paper examines the content of the ...
  • Digital Disruption: A Corpus-based Analysis of Keywords in the Bangkok Post Newspaper (January 2017-February 2018) 
    Jonathan Rante Carreon; Banjob Piyamat; บรรจบ ปิยมาตย์ (2018)
    The ultimate goal of this research study is to investigate the information relating to the phenomenon of digital disruption that is presented to the public by the media. Employing mixed method of analysis, 81 news articles ...
  • The Effects of Teaching English Using a Podcast on the Listening Ability of Thai EFL Learners 
    Armanaya Montawat; Kanyarat Chaicharoey; Sunitcha Chantarachote; Danukan Yiain; Pongpatchara Kawinkoonlasate; อามานายา มันตะวัตร; กัญญารัตน์ จ๋ายเจริญ; สุณิชชา จันทรโชต; ดนุกานต์ ยี่อินทร์; พงศ์พัชรา กวินกุลเศรษฐ์ (2023)
    Listening is the most important skill in learning language, especially English as foreign language. At present, Thai EFL learners have faced problems in listening English particularly, vocabulary, accent, and the rate of ...
  • Empowering ESL Teachers with Generative AI 
    Peter Snashall (2023)
    This research paper investigates the potential of generative AI technology, specifically large language models (LLMs), in enhancing English as a Second Language (ESL) instruction by offering teachers an innovative tool to ...
  • English Language Teaching in Thailand from the Perspective of Bangkok Post: A Corpus-assisted Analysis 
    Jonathan Rante Carreon; Zsolt Gordos; Adam Gardiner; Peter Snashall; Gary Geiser; Thanda Soe (2019)
    The main goal of the study is to investigate the content of news reports on English Language Teaching (ELT) as published by the Bangkok Post Online. Informed by a corpus based investigation of data, a total of 156 news ...
  • Enhancing the Communication Skills of Higher Education Students through International Student Mobility Programs 
    Jonathan Rante Carreon; Natsita Chaisubanan; Passamon Lertchalermtipakoon; Tipapan Chaiwong; Umarungsri Wongsubun; นัฏฐ์สิตา ไชยทรัพย์อนันต์.; พรรษมนต์ เลิศเฉลิมทิพากุล; ทิพาพรรณ ไชยวงศ์; อุมารังษี วงษ์สุวรรณ (2018)
    The main goal of this paper is to investigate the communication strategies used by both the local and international students while joining formal and informal activities. Using thematic analysis, the responses of the 10 ...
  • Free College Education for Filipinos: A Play between Political Will and Economy 
    Jonathan Rante Carreon; Elvira S. Balinas (2019)
    In support of UNESCO’s Education for All (EFA) and Millennium Development Goals (MDG) frameworks, several countries around the world, including the Philippines, have made provisions for free college tuition. With Philippine ...
  • Investigating Factors Causing Anxiety in Speaking English of Thai University Students: The Case of Students in English Program at HCU 
    Nattapon Kaewchoom; Siripreeya Thamthangsat; Tunteera Langu; Niramol Rungsang; Chanita Meejit; Pongpatchara Kawinkoonset; Khwanchanok Suebsook; ณัฐพล แก้วชุม; สิริปรียา ธรรมเที่ยงสัตย์; ธัญธีรา ละงู; นิรมล รุ่งแสง; ชนิตา มีจิตร; พงศ์พัชรา กวินกุลเศรษฐ์; ขวัญชนก สืบสุข (2023)
    This study aimed to investigate the factors contributing to students’ anxiety in speaking English and the types of communicative situations that the students experienced anxiety. Thirty third-year undergraduate students ...
  • An Investigation of Students’ Perceptions on the Effectiveness of Online Learning and Their Attitudes towards Online Learning 
    Rattikan Saelee; Patcharin Emprakhon; Wanisara Meebun; Anchisa Thawornchaiying; Aphinya Wongwai; Kamolrat Khamya; Khwanchanok Suebsook; รัตติกาล แซ่ลี; พัชรินทร์ เอมประโคน; วณิศรา มีบุญ; อัญชิสา ถาวรชัยยิ่ง; กมลรัตน์ คำยา; ขวัญชนก สืบสุข (2023)
    The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted education worldwide. It has accelerated the development of digital platforms for teaching and learning and unleashed a variety of new technology in education. One of remarkable changes ...
  • Keyword Analysis: A Case Study of Research Trends in the English for Specific Purposes Journal Abstracts 
    Yu Yuan Yang; Jonathan Rante Carreon (2018)
    The advents of globalization and trans-border education have been catalyzing changes in research trends. The goal of this paper is to examine the main clusters of topics presented in the abstracts of ESP Journal in two ...
  • Language: Acquisition and Loss 
    Louis Royal (2017)
    An understanding of the reasons for language acquisition and loss is useful for those who wish to learn or teach languages. Studies of language acquisition and loss have been manifest in at least two major disciplines: ...
  • A Phenomenological Study of the Intercultural Experiences of Indonesian International Mobility Students 
    Jonathan Rante Carreon; Andi Rustandi; Iskhak (2018)
    The main goal of this paper is to investigate the intercultural experiences of the Indonesian students while at tending a student exchange program in Thailand. Informed by Gu, Schweisfurth, and Day’s Four-dimension Change ...
  • The Prevalence of Cyberbullying Perpetration and Victimization among Undergraduate English Major Students 
    Napatsorn Sriduang; Chulatip Yaothaisong; Wanaree Mangrueng; Thanyarat Khotsuwan; Worada Khuntong; Suwat Pienpanichskul; Suphatha Rachayon; ณภัสสร ศรีด้วง; จุฬาทิพย์ ยาวไธสง; วนาลี มั่งเรือง; ธัญรัตน์ โคตรสุวรรณ; วรดา ขันทอง; สุวัฒน์ เพียรพาณิชย์สกุล; สุภัทรา ราชายนต์ (2023)
    Cyberbullying has emerged as a significant issue in Thailand, with several studies reporting high rates of cyberbullying victimization and perpetration among university students. However, research investigating the prevalence ...
  • Strategies in Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language 
    Yuanling Mo; Noparat Tanauraksakul; นพรัตน์ ธนานุรักษากุล (2018)
    This paper is the first stage of a research study into strategies in teaching Chinese as a foreign language (CFL) in a trilingual education program in Thailand. Through related literature review, it was found that teaching ...

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