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Title page
Contents
Acknowledgements 4
Abstract 5
Introduction 7
Research hypotheses 8
English in the classroom in "default mode": why the emphasis on reading 8
Hypothesis: Classroom teaching favours reading to listening 9
A robustness test: Learning outside the classroom does not favour reading (compared to listening) in the same way as classroom learning 9
Hypothesis: Skill teaching emphasis is associated with skill learning 10
English in the classroom after the "communicative revolution" 10
Hypothesis: Student engagement and use of English in the classroom are positively associated with skill learning 11
Hypothesis: Different teaching materials are associated with learning different skills 12
Methodological challenges 12
General methodology 12
Problems in building a measure of reading skills conditional on listening skills 12
Data 13
Dependent variable 14
Estimating plausible values of student skill levels 14
Anchoring the difference between reading and listening skills to the CEFR 15
Explanatory and control variables 16
Results 19
Conclusions and implications 24
References 27
Figure 1. Difference between reading and listening skills among the students in the sample 19
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