Pedagogies for Autonomy in Language Teacher Education
Perspectives on Professional Learning, Identity, and Agency
Herausgeber: Manzano Vazquez, Borja; Jimenez Raya, Manuel; Vieira, Flavia
Pedagogies for Autonomy in Language Teacher Education
Perspectives on Professional Learning, Identity, and Agency
Herausgeber: Manzano Vazquez, Borja; Jimenez Raya, Manuel; Vieira, Flavia
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This book aims to challenge established teaching cultures to promote teacher autonomy and autonomy-oriented pedagogies in language teacher education.
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This book aims to challenge established teaching cultures to promote teacher autonomy and autonomy-oriented pedagogies in language teacher education.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 212
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Juni 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm
- Gewicht: 453g
- ISBN-13: 9781032532035
- ISBN-10: 1032532033
- Artikelnr.: 70148163
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 212
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Juni 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm
- Gewicht: 453g
- ISBN-13: 9781032532035
- ISBN-10: 1032532033
- Artikelnr.: 70148163
Manuel Jiménez Raya is Professor of Applied Linguistics at the University of Granada, Spain. He works in the fields of learner and teacher autonomy and language teacher education. Borja Manzano Vázquez is Lecturer at the Department of English and German Philology, University of Granada, Spain. He works in the fields of learner and teacher autonomy in language education and language teacher education, and bilingual education. Flávia Vieira is Professor at the University of Minho, Portugal. She works in the fields of language teacher education, pedagogy for autonomy, and pedagogy in HE.
1. Bridging the gap between theory and practice in initial teacher
education for autonomy 2. Teacher education for autonomy: An analysis of
language teacher education initiatives for learner and teacher autonomy 3.
Identity and autonomy development in learning to teach EFL: Making sense of
cognitive/emotional dissonance 4. Linking principle and practice in initial
language teacher education for learner and teacher autonomy: The case for
student teacher case writing 5. Enhancing autonomy through inquiry in
practicum settings: Insights from a narrative of practice in primary
English teaching 6. Language teacher education as a two-way autonomy
development process: Student teachers and teacher educators as learners 7.
Developing collaborative teacher autonomy for learning to teach English to
young learners 8. Autonomous participation in post-observation feedback
discussions: Post-practicum teacher candidates as relative old-timers in an
ELT methods course 9. Becoming a learner again: Implications for autonomy
teacher education 10. From university to schools: Insights from novice
language teachers into teacher autonomy 11. Learning to learn foreign
languages: Empowering pre-service EFL teachers 12. The use of a
self-reflective instrument for pre-service language teachers in Brazil:
Discussions on autonomy, agency, and the use of digital technologies 13.
Language teacher education for autonomy: Critical issues and possible
pathways
education for autonomy 2. Teacher education for autonomy: An analysis of
language teacher education initiatives for learner and teacher autonomy 3.
Identity and autonomy development in learning to teach EFL: Making sense of
cognitive/emotional dissonance 4. Linking principle and practice in initial
language teacher education for learner and teacher autonomy: The case for
student teacher case writing 5. Enhancing autonomy through inquiry in
practicum settings: Insights from a narrative of practice in primary
English teaching 6. Language teacher education as a two-way autonomy
development process: Student teachers and teacher educators as learners 7.
Developing collaborative teacher autonomy for learning to teach English to
young learners 8. Autonomous participation in post-observation feedback
discussions: Post-practicum teacher candidates as relative old-timers in an
ELT methods course 9. Becoming a learner again: Implications for autonomy
teacher education 10. From university to schools: Insights from novice
language teachers into teacher autonomy 11. Learning to learn foreign
languages: Empowering pre-service EFL teachers 12. The use of a
self-reflective instrument for pre-service language teachers in Brazil:
Discussions on autonomy, agency, and the use of digital technologies 13.
Language teacher education for autonomy: Critical issues and possible
pathways
1. Bridging the gap between theory and practice in initial teacher
education for autonomy 2. Teacher education for autonomy: An analysis of
language teacher education initiatives for learner and teacher autonomy 3.
Identity and autonomy development in learning to teach EFL: Making sense of
cognitive/emotional dissonance 4. Linking principle and practice in initial
language teacher education for learner and teacher autonomy: The case for
student teacher case writing 5. Enhancing autonomy through inquiry in
practicum settings: Insights from a narrative of practice in primary
English teaching 6. Language teacher education as a two-way autonomy
development process: Student teachers and teacher educators as learners 7.
Developing collaborative teacher autonomy for learning to teach English to
young learners 8. Autonomous participation in post-observation feedback
discussions: Post-practicum teacher candidates as relative old-timers in an
ELT methods course 9. Becoming a learner again: Implications for autonomy
teacher education 10. From university to schools: Insights from novice
language teachers into teacher autonomy 11. Learning to learn foreign
languages: Empowering pre-service EFL teachers 12. The use of a
self-reflective instrument for pre-service language teachers in Brazil:
Discussions on autonomy, agency, and the use of digital technologies 13.
Language teacher education for autonomy: Critical issues and possible
pathways
education for autonomy 2. Teacher education for autonomy: An analysis of
language teacher education initiatives for learner and teacher autonomy 3.
Identity and autonomy development in learning to teach EFL: Making sense of
cognitive/emotional dissonance 4. Linking principle and practice in initial
language teacher education for learner and teacher autonomy: The case for
student teacher case writing 5. Enhancing autonomy through inquiry in
practicum settings: Insights from a narrative of practice in primary
English teaching 6. Language teacher education as a two-way autonomy
development process: Student teachers and teacher educators as learners 7.
Developing collaborative teacher autonomy for learning to teach English to
young learners 8. Autonomous participation in post-observation feedback
discussions: Post-practicum teacher candidates as relative old-timers in an
ELT methods course 9. Becoming a learner again: Implications for autonomy
teacher education 10. From university to schools: Insights from novice
language teachers into teacher autonomy 11. Learning to learn foreign
languages: Empowering pre-service EFL teachers 12. The use of a
self-reflective instrument for pre-service language teachers in Brazil:
Discussions on autonomy, agency, and the use of digital technologies 13.
Language teacher education for autonomy: Critical issues and possible
pathways