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2020

Introduction

Biasini, R., Almeida, A. B., & Bavendiek, U. (2020). Introduction. In Literature in language learning: new approaches (pp. 1-6). Research-publishing.net.

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2019

Introducing literature in the beginners’ classroom and raising language awareness through engagement with Google Translations’

Bavendiek, U. (2019). Introducing literature in the beginners’ classroom and raising language awareness through engagement with Google Translations’. In LiLLT Conference 2019 – Research in Literature in Language Learning Environments: Patterns and Possibilities. Erfurt, Germany.

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2018

Developing Language Awareness through Google Translate’

Bavendiek, U., & Sanchez Carrion, J. (2018, June 29). Developing Language Awareness through Google Translate’. In Google Translate and Modern Languages in Education. University of Nottingham.

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Raising awareness of individual differences

Bavendiek, U. (2018, January 8). Raising awareness of individual differences. In The future of language learning and teaching in Higher Education in the UK and beyond: opportunities and challenges, AULC Conference. Sheffield Hallam University.

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2016

Englisch als Muttersprache, globales Englisch und Lingua Franca – die britische Perspektive

Bavendiek, U. (2016, September 27). Englisch als Muttersprache, globales Englisch und Lingua Franca – die britische Perspektive. In Sprachkulturen, Gesellschaft für Angewandte Linguistik. University of Koblenz, Germany.

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A University-Wide Integrative Approach to Curriculum Design

Bavendiek, U. (2016, July 6). A University-Wide Integrative Approach to Curriculum Design. In Frameworks for collaboration and multilingualism. Languages in Higher Education. University of Warwick.

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Developing digital literacies through observation and reflection

Bavendiek, U. (2016, January 7). Developing digital literacies through observation and reflection. In Shaping a Multilingual Society, 17th AULC Conference. Cardiff University.

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2014

Developing new literacies for language learners: The role of reflection, awareness and linguistic knowledge

Bavendiek, U. (2014). Developing new literacies for language learners: The role of reflection, awareness and linguistic knowledge. In GAL-Kongress (pp. submitted). Marburg, Germany: Gesellschaft für Angewandte Linguistik e.V..

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2012

'Motivational processes and practices in accelerated ab initio language learning'

Bavendiek, U. (2012). 'Motivational processes and practices in accelerated ab initio language learning'. In Language Futures: Languages in Higher Education Conference (pp. 1-26). Edinburgh: LLAS Subject Centre. Retrieved from https://www.llas.ac.uk/ab-initio2

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2009

Autonomie als zirkulärer Prozess der Lernerfahrung

Bavendiek, U. A. (2009). Autonomie als zirkulärer Prozess der Lernerfahrung. In Bremer Symposium 2009 (pp. NA). Bremen, Germany: N/A.

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Motivation and Independence: The case of first-year university language students

Bavendiek, U. A. (2009). Motivation and Independence: The case of first-year university language students. In Independent Learning Association Conference (pp. NA). Hong Kong: N/A.

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2008

Keeping up the good work: motivational profiles of students in secondary and HE

Bavendiek, U. A. (2008). Keeping up the good work: motivational profiles of students in secondary and HE. In Languages in Higher Education Conference (pp. NA). York: N/A.

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2006

Promoting and evaluating the use of the European Language Portfolio

Wright, V. (2006). Promoting and evaluating the use of the European Language Portfolio. Southampton: Subject Centre LLAS.

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The transition from A-level to HE: Counteracting negative effects on students' language learning strategy use

Bavendiek, U. A. (2006). The transition from A-level to HE: Counteracting negative effects on students' language learning strategy use. In BAAL Language Learning and Teaching SIG: Language use, language processing and language learning: Interfaces in instructed second language learning (pp. NA). Southampton: N/A.

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2004

The effects of a first-year learner development scheme on language learning during the year abroad

Bavendiek, U. A. (2004). The effects of a first-year learner development scheme on language learning during the year abroad. In Languages, Linguistics and Area Studies Conference 2004: Navigating the new landscape for languages (pp. NA). London: N/A. Retrieved from http://www.llas.ac.uk/resources/paper.aspx?resourceid=2288

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2003

Learner journals as a tool in a learner development scheme: The students' perspective

Bavendiek, U. A. (2003). Learner journals as a tool in a learner development scheme: The students' perspective. In Independent Language Learning: New Research Directions (pp. NA). Milton Keynes: N/A.

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2001

Three approaches towards the promotion of independence in language learning in Higher Education

Bavendiek, U. A. (2001). Three approaches towards the promotion of independence in language learning in Higher Education. In M. Mozzon-McPherson, & R. Vismans (Eds.), Beyond language learning towards language advising (pp. 125-132). London: CILT.

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2000

Getting the balance right: guidance and independence in assessed portfolio work

Bavendiek, U. A. (2000). Getting the balance right: guidance and independence in assessed portfolio work. In Fourth Biannual Conference, Forum for Germanic Language Studies (pp. NA). Manchester: N/A.

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1996

Der Einfluss des Englischunterrichts auf den Deutschunterricht in Japan

Bavendiek, U. A. (1996). Der Einfluss des Englischunterrichts auf den Deutschunterricht in Japan. Koto gakko no doitsugo kyoikyin gakkai (Journal of the Association of German Teachers in Secondary Eduation).

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1995

The influence of English as the first language on the acquisition of German in Japan

Bavendiek, U. A. (1995). The influence of English as the first language on the acquisition of German in Japan. In Annual Conference of the Japanese Association for Germanic Studies (pp. NA). Sapporo, Japan: N/A.

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