2023
DOI: 10.35569/biormatika.v9i1.1378
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EFL Teachers’ Preference Teaching Styles: An Interpretative Study

Abstract: Teaching style refers to teacher-student interaction, teachers' quality and behavior, classroom management, teaching media, planning subject matter, and teacher's action that affect the effectiveness of the teaching-learning process. Since there is still little research discussing EFL teaching styles in higher education, this study aims to find the EFL teachers' preferred teaching styles in one of Indonesia's universities. This study implemented a basic interpretative study with four EFL teachers as participan… Show more

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“…On the other hand, teachers with lower creativity are tended toward teacher-centred styles. Armin (2023) investigated the teaching styles of four EFL teachers in one of Indonesia's Universities. The researcher found ten different teaching styles encompassing communicative style, academic style, audio-lingual style, mainstream EFL style, task-based learning style, other teaching styles (delegator/autonomous learning style and humanist style), formal authority style, facilitator style, personal style, and expert style.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, teachers with lower creativity are tended toward teacher-centred styles. Armin (2023) investigated the teaching styles of four EFL teachers in one of Indonesia's Universities. The researcher found ten different teaching styles encompassing communicative style, academic style, audio-lingual style, mainstream EFL style, task-based learning style, other teaching styles (delegator/autonomous learning style and humanist style), formal authority style, facilitator style, personal style, and expert style.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%