Khả Năng Chịu Đựng Trong Học Tiếng Anh Như Một Ngôn Ngữ Nước Ngoài: Nghiên Cứu Khám Phá Tại Việt Nam

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University of Waikato

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Education

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2021

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ABSTRACT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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1. CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

1.1. Aim of the study

1.2. Context of the study

1.3. Significance of the study

1.4. Structure of the thesis

1.5. The concept of resilience

1.5.1. What is resilience?

1.5.2. Resilience as a contextually nuanced term

1.5.3. Resilience in sports

1.5.4. Educational/academic resilience

1.5.5. Resilience in foreign/second language learning

1.5.6. Studies on international students studying foreign languages abroad

1.5.7. Studies on students studying English as a foreign language in their home countries

1.5.8. A qualitative study on resilience in learning English as a foreign language

1.5.9. Academic buoyancy in foreign language learning

1.6. Factors affecting success in second language acquisition

1.7. A complex dynamic systems theory perspective on foreign language learner resilience

1.7.1. An overview of complex dynamic systems theory

1.7.2. A systematic view of resilience in second/foreign language learning

1.7.3. A working definition of foreign language learner resilience

1.7.4. CDST as the theoretical framework

1.7.5. CDST and its methodological principles

1.7.6. Methods used in researching complex dynamic systems

1.7.7. Research methods for the current study

4. CHAPTER 4: THE SYSTEM OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNER RESILIENCE: TEACHERS’ PERSPECTIVES

4.1. Lacking self-efficacy

4.2. Encouragement and assessment triggered

5. CHAPTER 5: THE SYSTEM OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNER RESILIENCE: FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS’ PERSPECTIVES

5.1. First-year students’ perception of risk factors

5.1.1. Constraints related to society and community contexts

5.1.2. Constraints related to familial issues

5.1.3. Constraints related to institutional issues

5.1.4. Summary of first-year students’ perception of risk factors

5.2. First-year students’ perception of protective factors

5.2.1. Protective factors from familial aspects of context

5.2.2. Protective factors from institutional aspects of context

5.2.3. Protective factors from the society/community contexts

5.2.4. Information and communications technology as another external resource

5.2.5. Internal resources as internal protective factors

5.2.6. Summary of first-year students’ perceptions of protective factors

6. CHAPTER 6: THE SYSTEM OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNER RESILIENCE: FOURTH-YEAR STUDENTS’ PERSPECTIVES

6.1. Fourth-year students’ perception of risk factors

6.1.1. Constraints related to society/community context

6.1.2. Constraints related to family

6.1.3. Constraints related to institutional contexts

6.1.4. Summary of fourth-year students’ perceptions of risk factors

6.2. Fourth-year students’ perceptions of protective factors

6.2.1. Protective factors from familial aspects of context

6.2.2. Protective factors from institutional aspects of context

6.2.3. Protective factors from society/community context

6.2.4. ICT as another source of protective factors

6.2.5. Internal resources as internal protective factors

6.2.6. Summary of fourth-year students’ perceptions of protective factors

7. CHAPTER 7: OVERVIEW OF THE RESEARCH

7.1. Phase 1 – Teachers’ perspectives on FLLR

7.2. Phase 2 – Students’ perspectives on FLLR

7.3. The complex dynamic system of foreign language learner resilience

7.3.1. The interplay between individual factors and the contexts

7.3.2. Motivation in relation to contexts

7.3.3. Emotion in relation to contexts

7.3.4. Agency and autonomy in relation to contexts

7.3.5. Perseverance and optimism in relation to contexts

8. CHAPTER 8: CONCLUSIONS AND IMPLICATIONS

8.1. For teachers of English

8.2. For administrators and policy-makers

8.3. Limitations and recommendations for further research

8.3.1. Limitations of the study

8.3.2. Recommendations for further research

APPENDIX A: Information letter for administrators

APPENDIX B: Information letter and consent form for teachers

APPENDIX C: Information letter and consent form for students

APPENDIX D: Prompt and questions for focus group discussions

APPENDIX E: Possible questions for semi-structured interviews with students

APPENDIX F: Procedure for piloting focus group discussion

APPENDIX G: Focus group protocol matrix

APPENDIX H: Fieldnotes form

APPENDIX I: Focus group participants’ profiles and summary of main points from their data

APPENDIX J: Focus group participants’ profiles and transcript sample

APPENDIX K: Excerpts from semi-structured interview transcript

APPENDIX L: Semi-structured interview protocol

APPENDIX M: Letter to apply for the extension to research ethics approval and questions for semi-structured interview

APPENDIX N: Screenshots of data analysis using Nvivo

APPENDIX O: Self-reflection form

LIST OF TABLES

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