2008
DOI: 10.4312/elope.5.1-2.185-198
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An Evaluation of the School-Based Teaching Practice in the Training of EFL Teachers by the English Department of the Faculty of Arts in Ljubljana

Abstract: SummaryIn the introduction, the article outlines the context of the practical EFL teacher training at the Faculty of Arts in Ljubljana and provides the general rationale for this component of teacher education programs. e article then focuses on the results of an ongoing evaluation of the school-based teaching practice program for future EFL teachers (which included over 500 participants) from its inception to the present. e instruments used in the evaluation were questionnaires filled in by all the participat… Show more

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“…Özmen (2012) reported that some of the focal students' beliefs changed during his four-year study, and he ascribed this to the students' engagement in the teaching practicum, which had the greatest impact on the evolution of their beliefs, particularly during the last two years of the study. Similarly, Skela, Sešek and Zavašnik (2008) confirmed in their study that school based teaching practice is of key importance in shaping the future teachers of a foreign language. grijalva and Barajas's longitudinal research (2013) showed that 40% of pre-service English language teachers' beliefs changed over the period studied, whereas 60% remained the same.…”
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“…Özmen (2012) reported that some of the focal students' beliefs changed during his four-year study, and he ascribed this to the students' engagement in the teaching practicum, which had the greatest impact on the evolution of their beliefs, particularly during the last two years of the study. Similarly, Skela, Sešek and Zavašnik (2008) confirmed in their study that school based teaching practice is of key importance in shaping the future teachers of a foreign language. grijalva and Barajas's longitudinal research (2013) showed that 40% of pre-service English language teachers' beliefs changed over the period studied, whereas 60% remained the same.…”
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confidence: 65%