Fostering Pragmatic Agency in EFL Classrooms: The “Scenario of Success” Role-Play within the Behavioral Component of the ISPM Framework
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Behavioral Component, EFL Classrooms, ISPM Framework, pragmatic agancy, Role-PlayAbstract
The article describes integrating the “success” concept into EFL methodology via ISPM’s behavioral component. The “Scenario of Success” role-play trains pre-service teachers to use politeness strategies and positive framing for transforming classroom tension. Findings show scaffolded success-oriented discourse practice develops pragmatic competence and professional agency.
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