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Appendix A

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  03 October 2026

Ross Forman
Ross Forman
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University of Technology Sydney
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Guidelines for Interviews (1) [January 2002]

  • (1) Interview based on lessons observed

    • (A) Background

      • – teacher

      • – teaching programme

      • – students

    • (B) Use of L1 and L2

      • – in lesson observed

      • – in general

    • (C) Important parts of the lesson

      • – successful

      • – difficult

    • (D) Any other points

  • (2) General Discussion

    • (A) Background to teaching English in Thailand

    • (B) General use of L1 and L2

    • (C) Different kinds of English teaching

    • (D) Impact, or lack of impact, of English/American language and culture on Thai language and culture.

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First and Second Language Use in Asian EFL , pp. 190 - 191
Publisher: Multilingual Matters
First published in: 2026

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  • Appendix A
  • Ross Forman, University of Technology Sydney
  • Book: First and Second Language Use in Asian EFL
  • Online publication: 03 October 2026
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