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  1. Rezension von Denis Weger (2024) by Saunders, Constanze

    Published in Vol 5 No 1 (2025) (2025)
    Subjects: “…German as a second language…”
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  2. Kooperation und Interaktion by Czyzak, Olga, Hummel, Maria

    Published in Vol 5 No 1 (2025) (2025)
    Subjects: “…German as a second language…”
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  3. Large Language Models and Artificial Intelligence as Tools for Teaching and Learning Writing by Mahlow, Cerstin

    Published in Vol 101 (2023) (2023)
    “…This article explores the impact of these developments on learning to write in a first or second/foreign language, specifically German. We examine the technology behind AI-based tools and the natural language processing (NLP) tasks for which they were originally designed. …”
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  4. Zur Kooperation in informellen L2-Lernsettings by Gubina, Alexandra, Fiedler, Sophia

    Published in Vol 5 No 1 (2025) (2025)
    Subjects: “…German as a foreign and second language…”
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  5. Schreib-Interaktionen im DaZ-Förderunterricht der Grundschule by Domenech, Madeleine, Leßmann, Ann-Christin

    Published in Vol 2 No 1 (2022) (2022)
    Subjects: “…German as second language…”
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  6. Rezension von Simone Amorocho (2024) by Prikoszovits, Matthias

    Published in Vol 5 No 1 (2025) (2025)
    Subjects: “…German as a second language…”
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  7. Chatting with chatbots! by Markou, Vasiliki

    Published in Vol 4 No 1 (2024) (2024)
    “…The use of AI is new: chatbots such as ChatGPT are part of the everyday life of teachers and foreign language learners. This paper focuses on how they can be used in teaching german as a second/foreign language, what advantages and challenges they pose and how they influence the interplay between teaching and the real world.…”
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  8. „du bist ÄLter als ich dann beNIMM dich auch so“ by Kim, Taegu

    Published in Vol 105 (2025) (2025)
    “…This article examines how second-generation Korean Germans perceive and reflect on Korean politeness in their transnational lives and how they engage with and position themselves on the politeness ideologies of Korean language culture. …”
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  9. Kohäsive Mittel in Texten gehörloser Lernender by Meili, Aline

    Published in Vol 101 (2023) (2023)
    “…Secondly, they must use a code that is based on a spoken language, which is often their second language (L2). …”
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  10. Schriftsprachaneignung bei Kindern im mehrsprachigen Kontext by Becker, Tabea, Nimz, Katharina

    Published in Vol 101 (2023) (2023)
    “…We also critically ask whether “multilingual” or “German as a Second Language” are constructive categories with regard to the demand for inclusive education. …”
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  11. Inklusiver Rechtschreibunterricht in digitalen Medien by Neff, Tina

    Published in Vol 101 (2023) (2023)
    “…Learners who do not have a near-standard spoken language repertoire sufficient for the acquisition of written German, as well as learners who speak German as a second language, may face particular challenges in the acquisition of written standard German in and out of school. …”
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  12. Breakout-Sessions als interaktionale (Frei-)Räume für Lernende im DaF-Unterricht by Czyzak, Olga, Feike, Julia, Lee, Mi-Young, Ohta, Tatsuya, Raindl, Marco

    Published in Vol 4 No 1 (2024) (2024)
    “…This paper presents initial results from an international study on peer interaction in breakout sessions in a virtual classroom setting. Students in a German as a foreign or second language program at a university in Germany design a digital learning environment as part of an A2-level German course for university students from Japan, Korea, and Taiwan, in which task-based stimuli are used to initiate interactions between learners with as little teacher-control as possible. …”
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  13. Sequenzstruktur als Lern- und Lehrgegenstand im DaFZ-Unterricht by Huth, Thorsten

    Published in Vol 3 No 1 (2023) (2023)
    “…What are adjacency pairs, how do they work, what overall view of language do they reflect, and in what ways are they relevant as concrete objects of learning and teaching in German as a foreign or second language? …”
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  14. Unterrichtliche Interaktion aus didaktischer Perspektive by Schart, Michael

    Published in Vol 3 No 1 (2023) (2023)
    “…It describes the salient features of this perspective and underscores its potential for advancing research on interaction in the field of German as a foreign language. The second part of the paper delves into the concept of teachers' interactional competence. …”
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  15. Inklusion von Lernenden mit DaZ? by Sauerborn, Hanna

    Published in Vol 101 (2023) (2023)
    “…Many children speak German as a second language in German schools. Research (e. g., Stanat et al. 2022) points to the fact that there is a huge inequality between these children and children who speak German at home in terms of the achievement of learning goals. …”
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  16. Les langues camerounaises en Italie by Siebetcheu, Raymond

    Published in Vol 98 (2021) (2021)
    “…Cameroon is the only African country to have known three former colonial languages (French, English and German). Cameroon is also the second African country, after Nigeria, with the largest number of languages. …”
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  17. Sprachbewegungen - oder was bedeutet es, Sprachgeschichte transkulturell zu modellieren? by Erfurt, Jürgen, Gessinger, Joachim

    Published in Vol 100 (2022) (2022)
    “…This contribution aims to identify, along a linguistic history of “speakers on the move”, those approaches and processes that lead to a transcultural historiography of language Starting with a comparative analysis of German and French historiography, the first step zooms in on the new perspectives on the respective histories and the new data areas of language practices that have emerged in recent decades. …”
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