Implications for teachers and pedagogy
Exploring Teachers\u27 Perspective of Digital Literacy Pedagogy: Implications for Future Practice
... the teachers’ ability to align technology components into schoolwide instruction and collaborate with grade level or content area ...with teachers to identify current digital literacy skills, outline common ...
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Preservice teachers\u27 initial perceptions of equity in education: implications for multicultural pedagogy in teacher education
... It is the present researcher's contention that focusing on traditions of practice in teacher education also gives teacher educators a deeper insight in determining how teacher educati[r] ...
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Investigating TESOL Teachers' Awareness of Critical Pedagogy at Higher Education Institutions in Oman: Implications for Critical Professional Development
... empowers teachers, values them as informed and dynamic decision makers, and encourages them to research, analyze, and prioritize their students’ needs, preferences, and interests and work towards meeting ...that ...
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Artist teachers and democratic pedagogy
... art teachers in all levels of education, requires a negotiation of roles and positions on a personal level and has impact on ...artist teachers employ in balancing their dual professional roles, this thesis ...
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Practice, Pedagogy and Policy: the influence of teachers’ creative writing practice on pedagogy in schools
... pedagogical implications of teachers’ own practice of creative writing, but three previous studies in the UK are ...that teachers’ explicit engagement in the ‘false starts or blank spots, the ...
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ENGLISH AS A LINGUA FRANCA: IMPLICATIONS FOR PEDAGOGY AND ASSESSMENT
... guage pedagogy and ELF (De Costa, 2012; Kubota, 2016; Seidlhofer, 2011), we cannot deny that a “conceptual gap” still remains between research and the reality (Seidlhofer, 2011, ...Language teachers still ...
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Mobile Learning Revolution: Implications for Language Pedagogy
... language, teachers’ engagement with mobile learning offers an important departure from this relative ...result, teachers face the challenge of identifying and creating synchronous real world learning tasks ...
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THE USE OF SPECIALISED CORPORA: IMPLICATIONS FOR RESEARCH AND PEDAGOGY
... The teaching of language for specific purposes has focused mainly on the analysis and use of authentic texts. At the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, this has generally meant that teachers need to analyse ...
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Internationalising a School: Teachers Perspectives on Pedagogy, Curriculum, and Inclusion
... time, teachers believed that policy was being imposed top-down without ...that teachers were experiencing. Many teachers were interested in the benefits of greater cultural diversity in their ...
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Middle School Teachers’ Perceptions Of The Integration Of Technology Into Pedagogy
... the teachers at the middle school ...middle teachers in the area of providing corrective measures for ...and implications, along with school district Institutional Review Board (IRB) application, as ...
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A genre Analysis of the Scholarly Electronic Mail: Implications for Pedagogy
... Electronic mail is considered as an internet technology used for interpersonal communication. Both computer technology and mobile telephony represent what has been called the “new media” during the last decade. It plays ...
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The Relationship between Iranian EFL Teachers’ Reflection and Critical Pedagogy
... time of teaching process; in another word it is the inner conversation of the teacher when he or she faces a problem in the class, and he or she can get some experiences from it. On the other hand, reflection-on-action ...
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Teachers, arts practice and pedagogy
... ‘Lead teachers’, identified in each hub school are invited not only to be part of the practical project, but also to enrol on a postgraduate certificate tutored and validated by drama education staff at ...lead ...
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Holistic Training: Teachers ́ views of pedagogy
... EFL teachers have in Medellin’s public, primary ...19 teachers, holding a ...these teachers about the Holistic Training have two different dimensions : instrumental and ...
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Feminist Pedagogy in Early Childhood Teachers' Education
... their learning and often their experiences in the practicum are more influential in shaping their worldview than any other part of their preparation process. I believe that choosing the place for the practicum is ...
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NEW AGE PEDAGOGY: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUITIES FOR THE TEACHERS
... age pedagogy differs from traditional objectivist view of knowledge where teacher transmits knowledge and the learner is considered as passive receiver of ...The pedagogy under constructivism is expected to ...
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Transvestite and Transsexual Teachers: The “High Heels Pedagogy”
... She has graduated in Letters: Portuguese/French. She also has a postgraduate degree in Children’s and Youth Literature. She taught in public schools and currently works at the State Department of Education of Mato ...
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Teachers’ awareness of critical pedagogy: A case study of Iranian EFL teachers
... cal pedagogy items in comparison to those having more work ...critical pedagogy and its ...critical pedagogy be- cause they had not encountered with the principles of critical pedagogy or they ...
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THE IMPLICATIONS OF TRANSLATION THEORIES FOR LANGUAGE TEACHING PEDAGOGY
... Nida and Taber (1969:33) discuss two models of the translating process. In the first a series of rules are set up to be applied in order, which are intended to specify what should be don[r] ...
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Pedagogy Postgraduate Studies at the Autonomous National University of Mexico. Multirreference training of teachers and doctors in pedagogy
... Las líneas de investigación orientadas al doctorado, tienen como objetivo analizar las particularidades de lo educativo como obje- to de conocimiento, mismas que se descri- ben [r] ...
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