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Reflective Teaching

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Volume 
Issue
Shall We Dance: Team Teaching as Supervision in the English Language Classroom
"Imported" Communicative Language Teaching: Implications for Local Teachers
 
Building Consensus on Teacher Assessment
 
Reciprocal Teaching: A Useful Tool in Increasing Student-Taking Time
 
The Communicative Approach: Addressing Frequent Failure
 
The Mediational Role of Language Teachers in Sociocultural Theory
 
What Works in the EFT Classroom? Using Robust Reasoning to Find Out
 
Nasreddin Hodja and the Importance of Context
 
Gender Differences in Teaching Styles
 
Microteaching
 
Modern vs. Traditional
Literature Teaching
 
Teacher-Talk: A Sociolinguistic Variable
Effective Questions
 
Reflective Teaching: The Principles and Practices
 
A Progressive Teacher Evaluation System
 
Designing Materials for Teacher Autonomy
Promoting Effective Professional Development in English Language Teaching (ELT)
 
ESL with Children's Literature: The Way Whole Language Worked in One Kindergarten Class
 
The Teaching Portfolio: A Tool to Become a Reflective Teacher
A Lesson from the Land of Eagles
 
Lesson Observation: The Key to Teacher Development
Managing In-Service Training: A Japanese Case Study
Teacher Supervision: Moving Towards an Interactive Approach
 
Sharing Classroom Experiences with Poster Exhibits
32
4
 
Practical Ways to Promote Reflection in the ESL/FL Classroom
32
2
 
Change in the Language Classroom: Process and Intervention
32
1
 
Writing: Reflection and Research May Increase Teacher Understanding
31
3

                                                                    
                                                                                                          

 


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