... British and the Spanish models of educational training for MFL (Modern Foreign Languages) primary ...mature and possess a broader working and visits abroad ...undergraduate university course ...
... dynamic and controversial component of teaching- and research-related ac- ...the University of Oviedo and in one of its faculties, speci- fically the Faculty of Teacher Training ...
... comprehension and the resulting interaction are responsible for language ...decoding and understanding of the incoming input and, secondly, the production of output as a ...claims and ...
... the university community on the implementation of bilingual pro- grammes has also been addressed: Doiz, Lasagabaster and Sierra (2011) analyse the opinions of teaching staff involved in English medium ...
... encouraging, and supporting their autonomy, and providing opportunities for them to present their research all contributed to their development as ...Edwards and Burns (2016a) have observed that the ...
... Theoretical and empirical methods were used. The documentary and historical logical analysis to frame theoretically was used to describe the implementation of the new model of teacher education ...
... the teacher took into consideration the aspects that did not go so well, to improve them next ...beings and its laws to turn the prior objective laws into method of further knowledge and ...
... multiplied and, concurrently, reflect the diversity of interests and concerns amongst scholars and practising ...discourse and school practices, teacher cognition and beliefs, to ...
... transfer and evaluation of processes of teaching the physical environment, synthesizing the experiences and checking the ...Prepare and execute a research project, from the minors, according to the ...
... Tabla 2. Características de los y las participantes en la entrevista en profundidad.. Esta nueva forma de entender el currículum, incorporando la interdisciplinariedad, es un cambio de [r] ...
... management and interpersonal skills required to effectively participate in teamwork are not innate in students nor are they in ...contributing and cooperating in the group’s task achievement requires ...
... Revista de la Facultad de Educación de Albacete, Nº 31-1, 2016, (133-147) 145 En cuanto al conocimiento y uso que hacen los profesores de las TIC, se ha podido compro[r] ...
... positive. Teacher C was perceived as the most immediate, which might have been caused by the fact that she knew the context, the course and the type of students she had to ...B and C, which did not ...
... In the Interdisciplinary Core, we felt it necessary to expand the educational innovation experiences 3 which fed the external contrast process. We realised, following the Learning Study philosophy, that analysing a ...
... teaching and assessment, and the fact that one of the key competences is ‘linguistic’, there is a tendency in Spain to group technical and scientific subjects under the banner of Áreas ...
... Materials and methods We present a qualitative research that analyzes the problems and variables established in the ...the teacher that confront with the disciplinary approach from an innovative ...
... the university with contracts running for one academic ...continuity and stability of the programme and has far-reaching implications for the teacher education curriculum as the English ...
... Driven and opposed by power asymmetries, paradoxes and struggles the new subject was resisted from within universities but also from praxis ...fields. University researchers were concerned about what ...
... national university of Chimborazo was a similar investigation with the subject: “EXPLORATION OF STRATEGIES OF MOTIVATION IN THE LEARNING PROCESS OF ENGLISH IN THE STUDENTS OF 9TH OF BASIC EDUCATION CLASS “A” AT ...
... wide and an inch deep” (Schmidt, McKnight, & Raizen, 1997, p. 2), and in part to address the way in which NCTM standards documents (particularly NCTM, 2000) were organized by grade-level “bands” (Grades ...