21 Apr 2026
Communicative competence and emotion regulation as predictors of students’ entrepreneurial intentionsPublisher siteSouthern African Linguistics and Applied Language Studies, Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences
UniversitiesErnest Nyamekye
Active, last published 2026
In efl/esl teaching and learning
Ernest
Nyamekye
Scholar“Research focused on EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning and adjacent fields.”
University of Cape Coast
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EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning×11Multilingual Education and Policy×11Education and Critical Thinking Development×9Second Language Learning and Teaching×7Educational Practices and Challenges×5
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4 works18 Mar 2026Open access
Psychological well-being and L1 learning grit among Ghanaian language students in higher education: a PLS-SEM analysisPublisher siteFrontiers in Psychology, Grit, Self-Efficacy, and Motivation
31 Jan 2026Open access
Exploring the influence of moral development, religiosity, and AI self-efficacy on ethical AI use among university students in Ghana and NamibiaPublisher siteDiscover Artificial Intelligence, Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
26 Apr 2024Open access9cites
Language, identity, and resistance to English hegemony: unpacking language ideologies in Twitter discourses on Twi usage among the ‘Kumasiano Guys’ in GhanaPublisher siteCogent Arts and Humanities, Multilingual Education and Policy
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