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September 6, 2024
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Articles in the same Issue
- Frontmatter
- Editorial
- Emotion as pedagogy: why the emotion labor of L2 educators matters
- Research Articles
- “I’ve just lived inside a tumble dryer”: a narrative of emotion labour, (de)motivation, and agency in the life of a language teacher
- Emotion labor in teacher collaboration: towards developing emotional reflexivity
- Teacher emotions and the emotional labour of modern language (ML) teachers working in UK secondary schools
- Emotional labor of a Brazilian public school teacher: domination and resistance in a neoliberal context
- Translanguaging and emotionality of English as a second language (ESL) teachers
- Emotion labor in response to supervisor feedback: is feedback a burden or a blessing?
- She is “just an intern”: transnational Chinese language teachers’ emotion labor with mentors in a teacher residency program
- Emotionally (in)hospitable spaces: reflecting on language teacher–teacher educator collaboration as a source of emotion labor and emotional capital
- Teaching English in an engineering international branch campus: a collaborative autoethnography of our emotion labor
- Commentary: exploring “the pinch” of emotion labor in language teacher research
- Advancing language teacher emotion research: a nuanced, dialectical, and empowering stance