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[PDF] Top 20 English Language Teachers' Required Knowledge and Self-Efficacy Beliefs about Pronunciation Instruction

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English Language Teachers' Required Knowledge and Self-Efficacy Beliefs about Pronunciation Instruction

English Language Teachers' Required Knowledge and Self-Efficacy Beliefs about Pronunciation Instruction

... a required knowledge base for teaching pronunciation that was used in this ...This knowledge base includes both segmental and suprasegmental aspects, which covers consonants, vowels, connected ... See full document

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English Language Teacher Self-Efficacy Beliefs

English Language Teacher Self-Efficacy Beliefs

... global self-efficacy (GSE), which Wyatt (2014; 2016) notes is less context-specific and more ...tasks required of English language ...wording about applying knowledge ... See full document

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The Effect of Background Characteristics on Self-Efficacy Beliefs of English As Foreign Language Teachers in One Selected Middle-East Country

The Effect of Background Characteristics on Self-Efficacy Beliefs of English As Foreign Language Teachers in One Selected Middle-East Country

... teacher efficacy levels among the teachers in the present study, it is important to note that the teachersself-reported English teaching efficacy or confidence levels in the ... See full document

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... between English language teachers’ professional identity, their efficacy, and their critical thinking ...between English language teachers’ professional identity and their ... See full document

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Beliefs about Non-Native Teachers in English as an International Language: A Positioning Analysis of Iranian Language Teachers’ Voices

Beliefs about Non-Native Teachers in English as an International Language: A Positioning Analysis of Iranian Language Teachers’ Voices

... the teachers‟ perceptions of their status as English teachers in an EIL setting can be seen as a result of their poor awareness of the legitimacy of ...the teachers believed in the ... See full document

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Exploring Teachers' Beliefs about Reading Standards: A Q-Methodology Study.

Exploring Teachers' Beliefs about Reading Standards: A Q-Methodology Study.

... Exploring TeachersBeliefs about Reading Standards: A Q- Methodology ...regarding teachersbeliefs about reading standards: (1) Given a set of reading statements, what do ... See full document

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ESL Student Teachers Beliefs about Learning Arabic as a Foreign Language

ESL Student Teachers Beliefs about Learning Arabic as a Foreign Language

... for beliefs on difficulty of language ...foreign language they were enrolled, only a small percentage (12%) think that Arabic is difficult, while a large majority of them (88%) believes that it ... See full document

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Teachers' Attitudes, Beliefs and Self Efficacy about Multicultural Education: A Scale Development

Teachers' Attitudes, Beliefs and Self Efficacy about Multicultural Education: A Scale Development

... determine beliefs, attitudes and self-efficacy perceptions of teachers about multicultural ...of teachers by examining approaches of teachers to multicultural education in ... See full document

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Self-Efficacy Beliefs Of Prospective Primary Mathematics Teachers About Mathematical Literacy

Self-Efficacy Beliefs Of Prospective Primary Mathematics Teachers About Mathematical Literacy

... the knowledge and skills they should have mastered to maneuver competently in today’s information ...their knowledge, and their potential to participate more fully and efficiently in society by finding, ... See full document

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Native and Non-Native Teachers’ Changing Beliefs about Teaching English as an International Language

Native and Non-Native Teachers’ Changing Beliefs about Teaching English as an International Language

... Iranian teachers toward native speaker norms. These teachers preferred the use of standardized accents such as the American or British accents during the course of language ...first language ... See full document

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Participant perceptions about speaking and listening in modern foreign language classes in China and England, and their relationship to classroom practices

Participant perceptions about speaking and listening in modern foreign language classes in China and England, and their relationship to classroom practices

... studies about secondary students’ English language proficiency are hard to find, however Wei’s (2001; cited in Hu, 2002b) survey of 139 secondary schools in 15 provinces in China shed some light on ... See full document

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English Pronunciation Instruction: A Literature Review

English Pronunciation Instruction: A Literature Review

... that teachers do not teach but facilitate learners’ learning ...of teachers is like a coach, a speech coach, and a pronunciation ...The pronunciation coach has the critical role of checking ... See full document

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The pronunciation component in ESL lessons: Teachers' beliefs and practices

The pronunciation component in ESL lessons: Teachers' beliefs and practices

... the English language syllabus at secondary school level is the development of the four language ...the English classroom. The Malaysian English language syllabus for secondary ... See full document

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Self-efficacy beliefs as an indicator of teachers' preparedness for teaching with technology

Self-efficacy beliefs as an indicator of teachers' preparedness for teaching with technology

... a self-efficacy perspective, the mechanism of the case method corresponds most closely to vicarious experience in which self-efficacy is increased through consideration of examples of ... See full document

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Teachers’ practices and beliefs of grammar instruction in second language classroom

Teachers’ practices and beliefs of grammar instruction in second language classroom

... of language” (McClure, ...any language teaching and ...various language learning theories, grammar is no longer the focus of the language classroom (Siti Rohani, ...in language ... See full document

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The interplay between pronunciation self-efficacy sources and self-efficacy beliefs: A structural equation modeling approach

The interplay between pronunciation self-efficacy sources and self-efficacy beliefs: A structural equation modeling approach

... between pronunciation self-efficacy sources and pronunciation self-efficacy ...to pronunciation self-efficacy sources and self-efficacy ...the ... See full document

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Effect of Micro teaching Practices with Concrete Models on Pre service Mathematics Teachers' Self efficacy Beliefs about Using Concrete Models

Effect of Micro teaching Practices with Concrete Models on Pre service Mathematics Teachers' Self efficacy Beliefs about Using Concrete Models

... his/her self-efficacy beliefs [69]. Another source of self-efficacy is indirect experiences ...their self-efficacy beliefs about using concrete ... See full document

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Inclusive practices in teaching students with dyslexia:Second language teachers’ concerns, attitudes and self efficacy beliefs on a massive open online learning course

Inclusive practices in teaching students with dyslexia:Second language teachers’ concerns, attitudes and self efficacy beliefs on a massive open online learning course

... and Language Teaching. The course was primarily aimed at teachers of languages, including English as an additional/ foreign language and modern foreign ...to language teachers ... See full document

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Vol 15, No 1 (2013)

Vol 15, No 1 (2013)

... studies about pre-service and first year ...acquire knowledge of pupils then use that knowledge to modify and reconstruct their beliefs about ...preexisting beliefs and prior ... See full document

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The Analysis of Self Efficacies of English Language Teachers in Terms of Creative Drama Use in Education

The Analysis of Self Efficacies of English Language Teachers in Terms of Creative Drama Use in Education

... determine self-efficacy levels of English Language teachers in terms of creative drama ...the self-efficacy of the language teachers in terms of drama usage ... See full document

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