Ku Yun Ruei

Ku Yun Ruei
University of Alabama | UA · Educational Neuroscience

Doctor of Philosophy

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Introduction
Skills and Expertise
Language Teaching
Applied Linguistics
Second Language Acquisition
Teaching English as a Foreign Language
Language Development
Neural basis of bilingualism
Psycholinguistics

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Publications (4)
FIGURE 1 | PRISMA flow diagram of results and publication selection.
FIGURE 2 | A practical framework for practicing growth mindset-related...
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Rethinking the Multidimensionality of Growth Mindset Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Systematic Review and Framework Proposal
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  • Jul 2022
Students, staff, and faculty in higher education are facing unprecedented challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Recent data revealed that a good number of academic activities and opportunities were disrupted as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and its variants. While much uncertainty remains for the next academic year, how higher education inst...
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Figure 1. An Example of a RST structure (Rimrott, 2007, p. 216)  
Figure 1. The framework for the experimental design of the present case...
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Table 1 : Process Writing Adaptations for EFL Writers
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Noticing, Feedback, and Self-monitoring in Online Instructed EFL Learning: A Case Study of Taiwanese EFL Learners
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  • May 2015
Nowaday s the widel y extended use of computer-assisted learning for a variet y of languages makes learners who live in remote areas possible. I n Taiwan, students in these areas are provided an opportunity to access educational resources via the computer. Ranging from elementary school to junior high school English learners who live in non-metr...
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