Dear colleagues,
Happy September 1st! We hope your 2026–2027 academic year is off to a great start.
As co-editors of the TESOL International Association’s Applied Linguistics Forum, Curtis Green-Eneix and I are excited to announce the publication of Volume 46, Issue 2.
This latest issue presents one Keywords in Applied Linguistics article by Alex Duah and Dylan Burton; five feature articles from Keira Ballantyne and the Center for Applied Linguistics team; Grant Eckstein, Vashti Lee, Mark Tanner, and the Brigham Young University team; Tania Rahman; Zhi Ma; Qianhui Sun and Liping Liu; and a book review by Zhiwen Peng of Chapelle et al.’s (2025) Researching Generative AI in Applied Linguistics. Together, these contributions present an insightful collection focusing on a range of topics from language assessment, teacher education, teaching methodology and strategies to generative AI. A detailed table of contents is included at the bottom of this email.
You can access the online collection and the PDF version through the following direct links:
- Online Collection: https://my.tesol.org/topics/23248/news/11569898 (registration and log-in are not required)
- PDF Version: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1iZYgbvlGscn9v0oPFMN3VJDXyVV0WHcy?usp=sharing
We believe these short articles are well-suited as reading materials for advanced undergraduates and graduate students across a wide range of courses. All articles are diamond open access. So, please feel free to share, repost, and engage with the great work in this issue and our previous issues!
Happy reading,
Andy Jiahao Liu and Curtis Green-Eneix
Co-Editors, Applied Linguistics Forum
TESOL International Association