58,99 €
inkl. MwSt.
Versandkostenfrei*
Versandfertig in 6-10 Tagen
  • Broschiertes Buch

Action Research for Quality English Language Teaching is a pragmatically empowering stance for Ethiopian university teachers. Inasmuch as the English language is a medium of instruction at secondary and tertiary levels in Ethiopia, language teachers need to be responsive to their practices, in their practices and at their practices through action research. Implied within the stance is the professional dynamism and competitiveness characterized by interconnectedness, technology-dependent and decentralization with shared common sense of purpose demanding teachers to be life-long learners,…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Action Research for Quality English Language Teaching is a pragmatically empowering stance for Ethiopian university teachers. Inasmuch as the English language is a medium of instruction at secondary and tertiary levels in Ethiopia, language teachers need to be responsive to their practices, in their practices and at their practices through action research. Implied within the stance is the professional dynamism and competitiveness characterized by interconnectedness, technology-dependent and decentralization with shared common sense of purpose demanding teachers to be life-long learners, critical and creative thinkers endowed with stamina to produce, preserve, disseminate, extend, and apply knowledge for betterment. Waiting an ideal time to do so, in such professional environment, is waiting forever, and yet, knowledge of epistemological, ontological, methodological, and quality implications of their practices is essential. This book presents a grounded research on Action Researchfor Quality English Language Teaching in Ethiopia. It serves as a momentous source to all level teachers, researchers, students, and education leaders to do the right things right, quality teaching.
Autorenporträt
Firdissa studied PhD in TEFL, MA in Curriculum & Instruction at Ababa University (AAU); MSc in Educational Evaluation & Assessment in Netherlands. He authored two books on action research and quality issues. He served as Director General for Higher Education Research and Academic Affairs at Federal; and as Change Management & Reform Director at AAU