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This paper aims to explore the constructs of learner autonomy and teacher autonomy in the context of classroom-based language teaching: particularly, interrelational considerations that might inform pedagogical decisions. The concept of interrelating – implying affective engagement and connection where the...
You see, teachers are in the classroom with students day in, day out. We are in the best position to make informed decisions about student learning.The more autonomy you give us, the better we’ll be able to help our students succeed. But in anage of high stakes testing, Common C...
Implications of this study call for the integration of inquiry-oriented processes in the foreign language classroom sustained by the collaborative space that fostered the conditions for inquiry through teachers' own lens of pedagogy for autonomy. It illustrates how a process of teacher inquiry and ...
Control in the Classroom and Influence on School Policies: Types of Teacher Autonomy and Teacher Attrition (2012). A review of the research on language teacher autonomy. Sino-US English Teaching, 9 (4), 1045-1055.Yu-hong, J. and Ting, M.A. (2012... J Everitt 被引量: 3发表: 2005年...
through practice – as a fully integrated part of the knowledge and skills that are the goal of learning Thus in formal language learning the development of autonomy requires that learners use the target language at once as medium of classroom communication, channel of learning, and tool for ...
While collaborative group work is recognized as an effective means to foster autonomy in the classroom (Little, 1996; Benson, 2011), few studies have been found in using group work to create more space for student autonomy in the Chinese secondary education context. Moreover, according to Borg...
This paper aims to explore the constructs of learner autonomy and teacher autonomy in the context of classroom-based language teaching: particularly, interrelational considerations that might inform pedagogical decisions. The concept of interrelating – implying affective engagement and connection where the...
First, a model is proposed in which autonomy is decomposed into six distinct sub-components: autonomy over curriculum, pedagogy, assessment, professional development, student discipline, and classroom environment. Second, the research examines the effects of external accountability on teacher autonomy by ...
autonomy depends largely on teacher autonomy.Research on teacher and learner autonomy in this context should focus on classroom teachers' percep- tions,views and attitudes regarding the new curriculum,and should explore how the implementation of the new curricu- lum and the use of new textbooks ...