"[A] scientometric review was conducted using 547 journal articles published between 2003 and 2023 from the Web of Science and Scopus databases."
Shahiwala et al. (2024). Incidental vocabulary learning: A scientometric review
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Shahiwala, S., & Rahul, D. R. (2025). A qualitative analysis of gamers’ experiences with vocabulary acquisition: Insights from grounded theory. System, 135, 103864. https://t.co/yVtPZp67b0
Shahiwala S, Rahul DR, Sidheeque M. The CLEAR-Qual Framework: Guidelines for Open Qualitative L2 Research. Studies in Second Language Acquisition. https://t.co/iq46bMm9QE
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I've been selected as a reviewer for an upcoming conference. I wonder how such information can be added to a CV... So used to seeing industry-oriented vitae that it feels odd to make a section for such things #phdlife#phdvoice@ThePhDPlace@PhDVoice
Can we normalise fawning and fangirling over academicians and researchers in our fields?? I mean, I would legit ask for autographs when I meet some! #iykyk#PhDVoice#phdlife#researcher
It is extremely sad to see some qualitative resesrchers take the epistemologicl view that truth is crested, and qualitative resesrch is in principle not replicable. These voices should be severely criticized within the qualitative research community, and preferably driven out.
Beyond excited to share that our paper, "Incidental Vocabulary Learning: A Scientometric Review", has been published in @RMALJournal.
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We hope our findings prove informative for your research!
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@wtrych The same happened with me, mine is Hindi! Perhaps the algorithm is dependent on colloquial usage and accuracy, which can give out false results because of the diverse media forms one consumes and the knowledge one may have about language in general...
@John_Attridge The relatability of this post is off the charts! It took me 3 different comments at 3 different times to realise that '98 is not "recent advancements in the field"