Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development

Papers
(The median citation count of Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Classroom social climate, growth language mindset, and student engagement: the mediating role of boredom in learning English as a foreign language95
The interplay of EFL teachers’ immunity, work engagement, and psychological well-being: Evidence from four Asian countries55
Testing a model of growth mindset, ideal L2 self, boredom, and WTC in an EFL context47
The contribution of grit, emotions and personal bests to foreign language learning46
Developing resilience among Chinese and Iranian EFL teachers: A multi-dimensional cross-cultural study45
Modeling the relationship between classroom emotions, motivation, and learner willingness to communicate in EFL: applying a holistic approach of positive psychology in SLA research43
Associations between EFL students’ L2 grit, boredom coping strategies, and emotion regulation strategies: a structural equation modeling approach42
Investigating the interplay of Chinese EFL teachers’ proactive personality, flow, and work engagement41
Conceptualisation and measurement of foreign language learning burnout among Chinese EFL students41
Modelling the contribution of English language learners’ academic buoyancy and self-efficacy to L2 grit: evidence from Iran and China40
Positive and negative emotions, L2 grit and perceived competence as predictors of L2 motivated behaviour39
Foreign language enjoyment: a longitudinal confirmatory factor analysis–curve of factors model38
Modeling the interplay of EFL learners’ basic psychological needs, grit and L2 achievement31
Modeling the associations between EFL teachers’ immunity, L2 grit, and work engagement31
Can family language policy predict linguistic, socio-emotional and cognitive child and family outcomes? A systematic review29
English medium instruction, identity construction and negotiation of Teochew-speaking learners of English28
Interactions of trait emotional intelligence, foreign language anxiety, and foreign language enjoyment in the foreign language speaking classroom23
Informal digital learning of English and L2 willingness to communicate: roles of emotions, gender, and educational stage23
The family as a space: multilingual repertoires, language practices and lived experiences22
Positive psychology constructs and Extramural English as predictors of primary school students’ willingness to communicate21
Official bilingualism in a multilingual nation: a study of the 2030 bilingual nation policy in Taiwan21
Motivational beliefs of urban and rural students in English as a foreign language learning: the case of China20
Mindsets and family language pressure: language or anxiety transmission across generations?20
Who owns English medium instruction?20
Foreign Language Enjoyment as a mediator between Informal Digital Learning of English and willingness to communicate: a sample of Hong Kong EFL secondary students19
A longitudinal study of the subdomains of boredom in practical English language classes in an online setting: A factor of curves latent growth modeling19
Do positive emotions prompt students to be more active? Unraveling the role of hope, pride, and enjoyment in predicting Chinese and Iranian EFL students’ academic engagement18
Language for learning? International students’ doctoral writing practices in China18
An investigation into the association between student-perceived affective teacher variables and students’ L2-Grit18
Emotions in online language learning: exploratory findings from an ab initio Korean course17
Unfolding the subjectivity of foreign language enjoyment in online classes: A Q methodology study17
Family language policy among second- and third-generation Turkish parents in Melbourne, Australia16
Challenging the ‘Dual’: designing translanguaging spaces in a Mandarin-English dual language bilingual education program16
Vietnamese-Australian parents: factors associated with language use and attitudes towards home language maintenance16
Accentism: English LX users of migrant background in Australia16
Negotiation of native linguistic ideology and cultural identities in English learning: a cultural schema perspective15
Developing EMI teachers through a collaborative research model15
A cross-lagged panel analysis of self-efficacy, teacher grit, teaching enjoyment, and work engagement among foreign language teachers15
Transformative positive psychology in the acquisition of additional languages14
The relation between Foreign Language Enjoyment, subjective well-being, and perceived stress in multilingual students14
‘English is like a credit card’: the workings of neoliberal governmentality in English learning in Pakistan14
‘You are Iranian even if you were born on the moon’: family language policies of the Iranian diaspora in the UK14
Using a web-based multilingual platform to support elementary refugee students in mathematics14
Navigating the instructional settings of EMI: a spatial perspective on university teachers’ experiences14
English medium instruction in Moroccan universities: implications for multilingualism, linguistic dependency and epistemic justice14
Challenges and possibilities in English language learning of rural lower-class Chinese college students: the effect of capital, habitus, and fields13
Enclosing native speakerism: students’, parents’ and teachers’ perceptions of language teachers13
The role of enjoyment and boredom in shaping English language achievement among ethnic minority learners13
Learning and communication in online international higher education in Hong Kong: ICT-mediated translanguaging competence and virtually translocal identity13
The translanguaging practices of expert Indian teachers of English and their learners13
Social judgement of L2 accented speech stereotyping and its influential factors12
Indigenous language revitalization using TEK-nology : how can traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) and technology support intergenerational language transmission?12
Is multilingualism linked to a higher tolerance of homosexuality? Evidence from a national survey12
Willingness to communicate in a multilingual context: part one, a time-serial study of developmental dynamics12
Family language policy on holiday: four multilingual signing and speaking families travelling together12
Multilingual education in minority-dominated regions in Xinjiang, People’s Republic of China12
Opportunity or inequality? The paradox of French immersion education in Canada11
Demystifying the predictive role of students’ perceived foreign language teacher support in foreign language anxiety: The mediation of L2 grit11
What can interactional sociolinguistics bring to the family language policy research table? The case of a Malay family in Singapore11
Native-speakerism in English language teaching: ‘native speakers’ more likely to be invited as conference plenary speakers11
Fear and shame: students’ experiences in English-medium secondary classrooms in Tanzania11
Ba-SKY-aP with her each day at dinner’: technology as supporter in the learning and management of home languages11
Language attitudes: construct, measurement, and associations with language achievements10
Introduction: in the shadow of the standard. Standard language ideology and attitudes towards ‘non-standard’ varieties and usages10
The prestige and perceived value of home languages. Insights from an exploratory study on multilingual speakers’ own perceptions and experiences of linguistic discrimination10
Mindsets as predictors for Chinese young language learners’ negative emotions in online language classes during the pandemic: mediating role of emotion regulation10
Ethnicity is in the blood, not in the language: exploring Korean-Chinese bilingual families’ multilingual planning10
Intergenerational differences in family language policy of Turkish families in the Netherlands10
“I'm embarrassed and scared to speak a different language”: The complex language beliefs and emotions of bi/multilingual children of immigrants in monolingual U.S. schools10
Opportunities and challenges of positionality in quantitative research: overcoming linguistic and cultural ‘knowledge gaps’ thanks to ‘knowledgeable collaborators’9
School students’ beliefs about the benefits of multilingualism9
Neoliberalism, native-speakerism and the displacement of international students’ languages and cultures9
Turkish heritage families in Sweden: language practices and family language policy9
‘So, only relying on English is still troublesome’: a critical examination of Japan’s English medium instruction policy at multiple levels9
Dynamicity of EFL learners’ willingness to communicate in an online class9
Teachers’ experiences of English-medium instruction in higher education: a cross case investigation of China, Japan and the Netherlands9
Antecedents and effects of students’ enjoyment and boredom in synchronous online English courses9
Bridging imagination and informal digital learning of English: a mixed-method investigation9
Exploring multilingual awareness development in learners of multiple foreign languages: a social cognitive perspective9
Plurilingual and pluricultural as the new normal: an examination of language use and identity in the multilingual city of Montreal9
Multilingual youths’ digital activism through multimodal composing in the post-pandemic era9
Research trends in English as a medium of instruction: a bibliometric analysis9
Towards deeper learning in EMI lectures: the role of English proficiency and motivation in students’ deep processing of content knowledge9
Developing and validating Precursors of Students’ boredom in EFL classes: an exploratory sequential mixed-methods study9
Glocalization in CLIL: analyzing the training needs of in-service CLIL teachers in Taiwan and Spain8
Exploring the multilingual family repertoire: ethnographic approaches8
The role of the teacher in heritage language maintenance courses in Finland8
Unpacking preservice teachers’ beliefs about students’ home languages: what matters in initial teacher education?8
Examining the mediation of engagement between self-efficacy and language achievement8
Transnational language teachers’ emotional vulnerability and professional identity construction: an ecological perspective8
Achievement emotions and control-value appraisals in foreign language learning8
Professional development in English-medium instruction: faculty attitudes in South Korea and Japan8
Investigating English-medium instruction for international students in China8
Rivers of multilingual reading: exploring biliteracy experiences among 8-13-year old heritage language readers8
The impact of English-medium instruction on university student performance7
‘It has to be in a natural way’: a critical exploration of co-teaching relationships in trilingual preschool classrooms in Hong Kong7
Methodological implications of participant and researcher multilingualism: making language dynamics visible7
Local teachers’ English-German codeswitching in English-medium instruction (EMI): voices from international students at a German university7
The linguistic landscape of Chinatowns in Canada and the United States: a translational perspective7
Self-guides, enjoyment, gender, and achievement: a survey of Chinese EFL high school students7
Assessing content knowledge through L2: mediating role of language of testing on students’ performance7
Navigating partially shared linguistic repertoires: attempts to understand centre and periphery in the scope of family language policy7
Language awareness as a resource for multilingual individuals’ learning about culture: a case study in the Javanese context7
Minority Language Revitalization and Social Media through the Lens of Covid-19 in Yunnan and Gansu, western China7
From my parents’ language to my language: understanding language ideologies of young Australian Korean heritage language learners at the primary and secondary school level7
Interrogating critical digital literacies in the Chinese context: insights from an ethnographic case study7
Pedagogic affect and African international students’ attunement to Chinese language learning7
The role of grit and enjoyment in EFL learners’ willingness to communicate in Saudi Arabia and Morocco: a cross-cultural study7
A cross-cultural examination of the role of enjoyment and passion in bilingual English teachers’ desire for professional development: evidence from Iran and Kuwait7
Understanding Chinese second language learners’ foreign language learning boredom in online classes: its conceptual structure and sources7
Understanding pre-adolescent learners’ foreign language enjoyment: a mixed-methods study on Chinese primary school students of English7
‘I feel a sense of solidarity when speaking Teochew’: unpacking family language planning and sustainable development of Teochew from a multilingual perspective7
Perceptions of identity, language abilities and language preferences among Russian-Hebrew and English-Hebrew bilingual children and their parents7
Translanguaging spaces as safe space for psycho-social support in refugee settings in the Kurdistan region of Iraq7
Short-term and long-term study abroad: The impact on language learners’ intercultural communication, L2 confidence, and sense of L2 self7
Problematising English monolingualism in the ‘multicultural’ university: a Bourdieusian study of Chinese international research students in Australia7
Variation in attitudes towards codeswitching and codeswitching frequency among multilingual speakers7
Chinese language learning motivation: a study of individual-contextual interactions7
Motivation for LOTE learning: a cross-country comparison of university learners of French7
Mixed-heritage individuals’ encounters with raciolinguistic ideologies7
New wine in new bottles? L2 Grit in comparison to domain-general Grit, Conscientiousness, and Cognitive Ability as a predictor of language learning6
Development of metacognitive knowledge and morphological awareness: a longitudinal study of ethnic minority multilingual young learners in China6
Development and validation of a parent belief and attitude questionnaire on supporting young children's English as a second/foreign language development6
Is bilingualism linked to national identity? Evidence from a big data survey6
Student engagement with automated feedback on academic writing: a study on Uyghur ethnic minority students in China6
Identity, agency, and investment in Chinese students’ English naming practices6
Creating positive learning communities for diasporic indigenous students6
The role of informal digital learning of Korean in KFL students’ willingness to communicate6
Language and employment in Ghana: capturing the multilingual reality6
EFL teachers’ immunity: a case of online language teaching6
Empowering English learners in the classroom through culturally responsive social-emotional teaching practices6
Hidden ideologies in elite English education in South Korea6
‘It’s difficult but important’: toward a model of African students’ Chinese language identity development in higher education6
(Non-)participation and identity negotiation: Sophie’s L2 learning and use experiences in China6
Motivation for learning Chinese in a study abroad context: Vietnamese students in Taiwan6
Willingness to communicate in a multilingual context: part two, person-context dynamics6
Some antecedents of directed motivational currents in a foreign language6
An evaluation of English-medium instruction in higher education: influencing factors and effects6
Towards conceptualizing linguistic identities in English as a lingua franca communication: the experiences of multilingual international students in a Hong Kong university6
‘We learned to be compassionate’: pre-service teachers’ perceptions of teaching immigrant children6
‘I never knew I could have so many future possibilities’: a case study of an ethnic minority student in mainstream higher education in China6
‘I have been dreaming about Chinese becoming the number one language in the world’: Chinese language educators’ language ideologies in Myanmar6
Translanguaging in performance or performance in translanguaging6
Differences between CLIL and non-CLIL students: motivation, autonomy and identity5
The mediating effect of self-efficacy between teacher emotional support and interaction engagement in EFL learning5
Motivational profiles of Chinese university students majoring in Spanish: a comparative study5
Linguistic outcomes of language accountability and points-based system for multilingual skilled immigrants in Canada: a critical language-in-immigration policy analysis5
Including children's voice in family language policy: an exploration of the tensions between mothers’ and children's language beliefs5
Identity and belonging among racialised migrant teachers of English in Thailand5
Chinese pre-service English teachers’ beliefs about English as an international language (EIL)5
Contextualising the Russian to Hebrew language shift in three generations of Russian Israelis5
Promoting EFL learners’ willingness to communicate through transmediation in a digital storytelling workshop5
Monolingual cringe and ideologies of English: Anglophone migrants to Luxembourg draw their experiences in a multilingual society5
English-medium instruction (EMI) teachers as ‘curriculum makers’ in Chinese higher education: a textual analysis5
Engagement and willingness to communicate in the L2 classroom: identifying the latent profiles and their relationships with achievement emotions5
The predictive effect of perceived teacher support on college EFL learners’ online learning engagement: autonomous and controlled motivation as mediators5
The promise and resilience of multilingualism: language ideologies and practices of Polish-speaking migrants in the UK post the Brexit vote5
Heritage language maintenance and shift of three languages across three generations of Mountain Jews in Israel5
English as a lingua franca in Japan: multilingual postgraduate students’ attitudes towards English accents5
The development and validation of a scale for measuring L2 learning experience: the underappreciated element of the L2 motivational self system5
Investigating language identities of international postgraduate students in Britain: a qualitative inquiry5
Linguistic landscape as a way to reflect the tension between mandated language policies and residents’ language preferences: the case of Kashgar in China5
Belonging in Australian primary schools: how students from refugee backgrounds gain membership5
Exploring transcultural competence in the internationalised university classroom: the role of intercultural friendships and plurilingualism in the construction of a transcultural identity5
Raptors Vs. Bucktees: the Somali influence onToronto Slang*5
Persian immigrants’ language choice for swearing: the effects of socio-biographical variables and personality traits5
Content lecturer and quality interaction in EMI university classrooms: a longitudinal case study5
‘The culture of China is broad and profound, with all rivers flowing into the sea’: Plurilingual and pluricultural competence and identity among university students in China5
Ethnic minority language policies and practices in China: revisiting Ruiz’s language orientation theory through a critical biliteracy lens5
‘Call me “Katy” instead of “Yueyun”’: English names among Chinese international students in Canada5
Diversification, desire, and hierarchization of unequal Englishes on online eikaiwa5
The Malays of Brunei: an investigation of their family language policies5
‘Linguistic safe spaces and stepping stones: rethinkingmudesto Catalan through the lens of space’5
Chinese-English dual language bilingual education in the United States美国中英双语沉浸式教学5
Language choice and academic publishing: a social-ecological perspective on languages other than English5
Family language policy of second-generation Turkish parents in France5
Using corpus linguistics to investigate agency and benign neglect in organisational language policy and planning: the United Nations as a case study5
The relationships between participation in intercultural activities on campus, whole-person development, and academic achievement: a mixed-methods study5
Silence and silencing in the classroom: Rwandan girls’ epistemic exclusion in English medium basic education5
Responding to migration-related diversity in the classroom: a comparison of diversity-sensitive approaches to stimulate word acquisition in early FL teaching4
The French language: monocentric or pluricentric? Standard language ideology and attitudes towards the French language in twentieth-century language columns in Quebec4
Accessing a global community through L2 learning: a comparative study on the relevance of international posture to EFL and LOTE students4
The multilingual lived experience of Mongol-Chinese in China4
Students’ attitudes toward language learning and use in English-medium instruction (EMI) environments: a mixed methods study4
Activating new speakers: research among Spain's historic linguistic minorities4
Language ideologies and second language acquisition: the case of French long-term residents in Sweden4
Minority language testing: the social impact of the Zhuang language proficiency test in China4
Language attitudes in linguistically diverse contexts: Implications for mother tongue education programme in Central Mindanao, Philippines4
The Language Quadriptych in content and language integrated learning: findings from a collaborative action research study4
Boredom in online foreign language classrooms: Antecedents and solutions from students’ perspective4
‘I will be more inclusive towards students from different backgrounds’ – exploring Chinese teachers’ language ideologies and views about teaching Mandarin4
Task engagement in second language acquisition: a questionnaire development and validation study4
Making meaning of multilingualism at work: from competence to conviviality4
School inclusion, young migrants and language. Success and obstacles in mainstream learning in France and New Zealand4
Language tensions and unseen languages in a multilingual university: the perspectives of university lecturers4
Families in flux: at the nexus of fluid family configurations and language practices4
Enhancing English learning materials with data-driven learning: a mixed-methods study of task motivation4
‘I think my parents like me being bilingual’: Cantonese–English DLBE upper elementary students mediating parental ideologies about multilingualism4
Dragon Ballon the Basque public TV: influence on viewers’ language attitudes and practices4
Linguistically responsive reciprocal teaching in primary school: effectiveness of an intervention study on students’ Reading competence4
Exploring linguistic stereotyping of international students at a Canadian university4
Extending the cognitive advantage hypothesis: a conceptual replication study of the relationship between multilingualism and flexible goal adjustment4
Linguistic landscape of immigrants in Japan: a case study of Japanese Brazilian communities4
Immigrants’ and refugees’ ‘funds of knowledge(s)’ on the path to intercultural competence4
Chinese dual-language bilingual education teachers’ pedagogical and languaging practices in American immersion schools4
‘What’s the problem? I am happy that you are my customer!’ African immigrant women’s emotional labour and resilience in a multilingual workplace4
Mindfulness and foreign language learners’ self-perceived proficiency: the mediating roles of anxiety and burnout4
Student language mixing practices in English medium instruction courses at elite universities in South Korea4
‘Having a decent understanding of more than one language’: exploring multilingualism with secondary school students in England4
Family language policy and bilingual parenting in multilingual Singapore: latent profiles and its predictors4
National identity and multilingualism: a survey of Chinese Mongolian university students4
Rethinking the neofalante framework; a critical approach from the Galician case4
Translanguaging spaces and multilingual public writing in Zambia: tracing change in the linguistic landscape of Ndola on the Copperbelt4
Understanding how language revitalisation works: a realist synthesis4
Critical language awareness in teacher education: an experiment at the intersection of language, identity, and ideologies4
The role of English in South African multilinguals’ linguistic repertoires: a cluster-analytic study4
Extending the scope of the ‘cognitive advantage’ hypothesis: multilingual individuals show higher flexibility of goal adjustment4
Continuity and change: language ideologies of Catalan university students3
Influences on teachers’ attitudes towards languages of learning and teaching: the Estonian experience3
Caregiving and flying cars: interactionally mediated practices of care through language brokering within an Afghan migrant family in Denmark3
Chinese graduate students in Catalonia: motivation to learn Catalan in a bilingual society3
Exploring perceived multilingual proficiency among immigrant youth with different arrival ages in the destination country3
Multilingual study mentoring for critical multilingual language awareness among migrant adolescents: scenarios of possibility3
‘They are asking me why I am speaking Gagauz’: family language practices and the level of linguistic (in)security of adolescents speaking an endangered language3
Enhancing visibility of local African languages in South Africa through learning to read3
Translation of signs and the formation of a transnational space: a multimodal study of street signs in the African inhabited areas of Guangzhou3
Student teachers’ expressions of ‘fear’ in handling linguistically diverse classrooms3
A cross-cultural investigation of L2 notetaking: student habits and perspectives3
Informal digital learning of English and perceptions of using EIL materials: attitude toward varieties of English as a mediator3
Language as a vehicle or as a resource? Exploring the nature of metalinguistic reflection in plurilingual consciousness-raising tasks3
Defiance within the decline? Revisiting new Welsh speakers’ language journeys3
Investigating international students’ attitudes toward local teachers’ L1 use and learning practices in English-medium instruction in Germany: a Chinese case study3
A cognitive dissonance approach to moderating listener perception of L2 English speakers3
From capital to habitus: understanding urban overseas returnees’ class identity construction3
Language choice and identity construction: linguistic landscape of Jianghan Road in Wuhan3
The persistence of antiquity: language ideologies and perceptions of language vitality among Sakha speakers3
Language practices in Namibian primary schools3
Representation of cultures in national English textbooks in China: a synchronic content analysis3
Teachers’ views on their methodology and their profiles: in search of the possible reasons for the levelling effect of CLIL3
A comparative study of Japanese and English medium instruction: the driving factors behind academic success3
Connecting target content with students through translanguaging in a postgraduate EMI pharmacology module3
The impact of foreign accent on irony and its consequences on social interaction3
Transporting and reconstructing hybrid identity through language use in the work domain: focus on Filipinos in Malaysia3
Exploring children's language-based agency as a gateway to understanding early bilingual development and education3
Moderation of teacher–student relationships in the link between motivation and English performance of struggling learners in China3
Developmental ecosystems of study abroad in a turbulent time: an Australian-Chinese’s experience in multilingual Hong Kong3
Coloniality of language and pretextual gaps: a case study of emergent bilingual children’s writing in a South African school and a call for ukuzilanda3
Nuosu script in the linguistic landscape of Xichang, China: a sociocultural subtext3
Straddling burnout and resilience: a Q methodology study among high school EFL teachers3
Exploring urban-rural differences in foreign language enjoyment, anxiety, boredom, and burnout among Chinese secondary students3
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