Teachers and students
Teachers´ characteristics and development of students´ attitudes towards school
... Educators, Teachers and Trainers JETT, ...Personal and professional characteristics determine teachers´ behaviour and attitudes towards students, which is of great importance in ...
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Sustainability in teaching: an evaluation of university teachers and students
... traction and the environmental education movement has gained ...63 teachers and 511 students from four academic units in high schools, and undergraduate and postgraduate ...
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Students and teachers perceptions about motivation to learn english among students of a technical institution of tertiary education in Concepción, Chile
... of teachers and students see as the factors that relate to students’ lack of motivation in English classes at one of the largest professional institutes in the Bio-Bio Region, Chile, offering ...
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Teachers and Students’ Stereotypes about the Teaching and Learning of English
... through teachers’ interviews, and student and teacher ...language teachers and students’ stereotypes about teaching and learning English as a foreign ...information ...
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Listening skill in students with Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and the teachers’ level of knowledge to teach these students
... Balluerka, and Gorostiaga (2014) carried out a study to assess teachers’ knowledge about attention deficit hyperactive ...that teachers lack of knowledge to work with ADHD ...classrooms; ...
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Teachers’ attitudes towards correcting students’ written errors and mistakes
... teaching and learning ...for teachers who wish to improve their attitudes towards the mistakes and errors of ...interviews and tests on the nature of the mistakes in spoken and written ...
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The attitude of students and teachers towards slang
... forms, and conventions before they learn to read and write” (Morrow, 1993, ...some students have difficulty learning how to participate and communicate appropriately in the classroom, ...
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Teachers and Students’ perceptions of teaching and learning English as a second language in small classes
... the students in the HS-ESL classes are also a very diverse ...(9-12) and have different levels of English ...maturity and biological and emotional ...cultural and linguistic backgrounds ...
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Using web resources to support teachers and students with the teaching and practice of listening comprehension
... can and does improve attainment in almost all ...many teachers, who belong to the “digital immigrant” group, are not as plugged in with ICT as most of their students –“digital natives”–, and ...
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Teachers and students’ perceptions of Teaching English in small classes.
... n teachers‟ questionnaires, students‟ questionnaires , and classrooms observations there are many benefits of teaching and learning English in small classes for both teachers and ...
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Teachers and students´ perceptions of teaching English in small classes in Ecuador
... both students and teachers surveyed are in strong agreement that there is enough space within the small class environment to complete given activities as shown in graph ...group and individual ...
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Attitudes of preservice teachers towards teaching deaf and ESL students
... the teachers’ attitude in the classroom is reflected on the student’s academic performance and the authors suggest a training for pre-service teachers based on student’s needs; we agree taking into ...
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Teachers’ Views on Creativity and Creative Students
... artistic and business world for different ...sooner teachers notice the precious stones in their class, the sooner they start to ...shape. Teachers have no difficulty noticing the academic success ...
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Who Is Using ICCMSTM: A Comparison Between Students, Teachers and Clinicians
... 1966, and secondly in the sample stratified by ...GWAS and members affected by severe ETW were considered as cases in the study ...HapMap2 and 1000 Genomes imputed, markers were ...genes and ...
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Acquisition and Transfer of Values and Social Skills through a Physical Education Program Focused in the Affective Domain
... Montero, and Peña (2009) view fair play as an ideal ethical set of behaviors that can be acquired by participating in ...(2011) and others ...time and explicitly teach social skills and values ...
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Constructing Sense of Community through Community Inquiry and the Implementation of a Negotiated Syllabus
... Learning and Community Based Pedagogy Community based learning refers to a variety of methods, programs and strategies that educators conduct to link the curricular aspects to the surrounding communities, ...
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Factors that affect the English language teaching-learning process in Ecuadorian public high schools
... some teachers, it is difficult to do many activities where they have to rearrange the seats because they think that students do not see this change as ...the students use it as a reason to create ...
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Fostering generosity and respect in kindergarteners at Números y Letras using fair tales
... because teachers do not have enough knowledge about how to develop them in the early age and secondly because some teachers feel confused and do not know how to react when students ...
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Autobiographies: a Tool to Depict English Language Learning Experiences
... teaching and learning practices being the most remarkable “the shortage of primary school teachers with an English ...homeroom teachers, who may only speak limited English, are often required to take ...
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The impact of qualification programs on EFL teachers’ professional and personal development: teachers’ voices
... The students are not used to do it, we have to do a lot of training to make them improve in the use of these technologies and yes, the program it’s very updated in CLIL, in CALL, in autonomous learning, ...
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