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Dr. Iman Alizadeh
Dr. Iman Alizadeh
Department of Foreign Languages, School of Medicine, Guilan University of Medical Sciences, Rasht
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Vocabulary teaching techniques: A review of common practices
I Alizadeh
International Journal of Research in English Education 1 (1), 22-30, 2016
1502016
Critical thinking skills through literary and non-literary texts in English classes
M Khatib, I Alizadeh
International Journal of Linguistics 4 (4), 563, 2012
592012
Manifestation of critical thinking skills in the English textbooks employed by language institutes in Iran
P Birjandi, I Alizadeh
International Journal of Research Studies in Language Learning 2 (1), 27-38, 2013
432013
Evaluating the educational usability of Telegram as an SNS in ESAP programs from medical students’ perspective
I Alizadeh
Education and Information Technologies 23 (6), 2569-2585, 2018
372018
Medical Students’ Perception of Using Electronic Learning Tools in an ESP Program
I Alizadeh
International Journal of Research in English Education (IJREE) 3 (1), 11-18, 2018
152018
Exploring language learners’ perception of the effectiveness of an English Language Teaching (ELT) program in Iran
I Alizadeh
Cogent Education 5 (1), 1553652, 2018
152018
Using an LMS in teaching English: A qualitative content analysis of medical sciences students' evaluations and suggestions
I Alizadeh
The Qualitative Report 24 (11), 2851-2873, 2019
122019
Challenges of employing e-learning for teaching language: A case of teaching English in Iran
I Alizadeh
E-Learning and Digital Media 9 (4), 426-438, 2012
102012
Discovering the Identity and Suitability of Electronic Learning Tools Students Use in English for Specific Purposes (ESP) Programs
I Alizadeh
CALL-EJ 19 (2), 213-229, 2018
92018
Lexical consciousness-raising in the vicinity of target vocabulary
F Hadi, A Iman
International Journal of Research Studies in Language Learning 2 (3), 19-34, 2013
72013
Investigating medical students’ readiness for technology-mediated autonomous learning situations in ESP programs
I Alizadeh, F Ebrahimi
Education and Information Technologies 24 (6), 3289-3309, 2019
62019
Monologic vs. dialogic assessment of speech act performance: Role of nonnative L2 teachers’ professional experience on their rating criteria
Z Tajeddin, I Alizadeh
Journal of Research in Applied Linguistics 6 (1), 3-27, 2015
42015
Iranian faculty members’ metaphors of the internationalization of medical sciences education
I Alizadeh, P Pourghane
Higher Education, https://link.springer.com/article/10.100, 2022
32022
Creating Medical Terminology Flashcards for Use in Specialized Language Courses at Medical Sciences Universities
I Alizadeh, Y Ramazanzad, S Sharifi
International Journal of Research in English Education, 40-49, 2021
22021
The effect of using e-mail on the improvement of students' productive and receptive language skills
I Alizadeh, A Sadeghi
The Second International Conference on E-Learning and E-Teaching (ICELET …, 2010
22010
Using Metaphors to Explore Iranian Medical Sciences Students' Conceptions of Learning English.
I Alizadeh, A Darvishpour
Journal of Cognitive Science 22 (4), 2021
12021
An Investigation into English Language Teaching Textbooks Used at Medical Sciences Universities: Implications for Educational Justice
I Alizadeh
International Journal of Research in English Education, 70-79, 2021
12021
The effect of computer-assisted concept mapping technique on learners' vocabulary retention and autonomy education
I Alizadeh
Technology of Education Journal (TEJ) 7 (4), 233-241, 2013
12013
Investigating English Teachers and Content Instructors’ Tests in the ESP Exams at Medical Universities
I Alizadeeh, F Vahdany, SS Modallalkar
Iranian Journal of English for Academic Purposes 9 (4), 112-128, 2020
2020
Analysis of strengths and weaknesses of employing E-learning in language learning classes
A Iman, A Hassan
4th International Conference on e-Learning and e-Teaching (ICELET 2013), 95-100, 2013
2013
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