2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2015.04.724
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Quality Assurance and Classroom Management in the Study of English in Technical Higher Education

Abstract: The present research aims at identifying the best practices teachers of English should employ in technical higher education, regarding classroom management in view of ensuring the quality of the training program. The research was conducted on 250 engineering students at University "Politehnica" of Bucharest and University "Politehnica" of Timişoara, in their first and second year of study. The results of the research were obtained by means of a 32 item questionnaire, including Likert scales and the CHAID stati… Show more

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“…This opinion is supported by research by [21] who argue that lecture notes, direct interaction between lecturers and students, and facilitation of lecturer discourse are highly correlated with the level of student satisfaction. Meanwhile, [22] suggested that students prefer a consistent subject structure so that navigation doesnot change from one course to another. Based on research that has been conducted by previous researchers, this study will propose a hypothesis that reflects a causal relationship as follows:…”
Section: /332mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This opinion is supported by research by [21] who argue that lecture notes, direct interaction between lecturers and students, and facilitation of lecturer discourse are highly correlated with the level of student satisfaction. Meanwhile, [22] suggested that students prefer a consistent subject structure so that navigation doesnot change from one course to another. Based on research that has been conducted by previous researchers, this study will propose a hypothesis that reflects a causal relationship as follows:…”
Section: /332mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Apesar de ainda engatinhar em obras e publicações de contexto nacional (COSTA; LIMA, 2017), a gestão da sala de aula trata-se de um assunto de grande envergadura em diversas publicações internacionais STOJILJKOVIC, 2011;HUTCHINGS et al, 2013;DOBRESCU;GROSU, 2014;ERDOGAN;KURT, 2015;VOSS et al;MCGLYNN, KELLY, 2018). Sendo entendida como as habilidades (HUTCHINGS et al, 2013;SADIK;AKBULUT, 2015), recursos (DICKE et al, 2015), estratégias (MAGGIN et al, 2011), processos (DJIGIC;STOJILJKOVIC, 2012;DOBRESCU;GROSU, 2014;POPESCU-MITROI et al, 2015), tarefas OLIVEIRA e NASCIMENTO-e-SILVA DOI: 10.30781/repad.v5i1.11342 Repad 2021 -ISSN 2594-7559 -Rondonópolis -v. 5, n. 1, p. 28-44 -Janeiro-Abril/2021 (CANER; TERTEMIZ, 2015) ou ações STOJILJKOVIC, 2011;ERDOGAN;KURT, 2015) que os docentes precisam ter ou usar para obter a máxima produtividade no ambiente de ensino. Erdogan e Kurt (2015) comentam que o termo "gestão da sala de aula" ou "classroom management" é um termo bastante abrangente.…”
Section: Gestão Da Sala De Aulaunclassified
“…The ability of lecturers to manage classroom learning is observed through building students' behavior by utilizing teaching time, motivating learners, and building a communicative environment [11]. The classroom management describes an action by educators to create an environment and facility so that the process of academic learning and social interaction and emotions run well [12]. The indicators used to measure the learning process are the lecturers' ability to organize the learning activities, including facilitating activities by using learning methods that vary in accordance to the objectives and units of learning events; the lecturer ability to communicate the learning materials clearly; and the lecturer's enthusiasm in teaching.…”
Section: A Classroom Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Universities are obliged to create a system that seeks to develop proficiency of the lecturers. The relationship between educators and learners can optimize the potential of learners, learning access, and motivation improvement learners [12]. The indicators used to measure include lecturers inspiring and motivating students to keep on II.…”
Section: B Teacher Professional Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%