2020
DOI: 10.5539/elt.v13n10p99
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The Degree of Teaching Knowledge for Saudi EFL Teachers: An Investigation for Madinah EFL Teachers' Perceptions Regarding TPACK Framework

Abstract: The selection of a previous framework or model as a basis for measuring the degree of teachers' knowledge in teaching has been carried out by some studies in different places to improve teacher preparation programs and, thus, to improve educational outcomes. This descriptive study aimed at exploring the degree of EFL teaching knowledge for Saudi teachers in Madinah city, according to the TPACK framework. Hundred and ninety-one male and female EFL schoolteachers participated in the study. A questionnair… Show more

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“…They also might have the same level of confidence about the application of ICT into their teaching. This finding is in contrast to Alharbi (2020) revealing that there were differences in TPACK achievement regarding gender. Female teachers achieve a higher level of PK and TK than male teachers who only attained better in CK.…”
Section: Difference In Tpack In Accordance To Efl Teachers' Demograph...contrasting
confidence: 84%
“…They also might have the same level of confidence about the application of ICT into their teaching. This finding is in contrast to Alharbi (2020) revealing that there were differences in TPACK achievement regarding gender. Female teachers achieve a higher level of PK and TK than male teachers who only attained better in CK.…”
Section: Difference In Tpack In Accordance To Efl Teachers' Demograph...contrasting
confidence: 84%
“…Individual schools are still online due to COVID-19, so it is not clear if that has happened. There are a number of recent studies in the area of teaching and learning English language skills by using iPads in Saudi Arabia in EFL classrooms, with studies more recently implemented such as those of (Al-Bogami & Elyas, 2020; Al-Sharef, 2018; Albadry, 2017;Albiladi & Alshareef, 2018;Alharbi, 2020). These studies all reached the same conclusion that tablet devices have a positive impact on teaching-learning practices.…”
Section: A New Trend In Saudi Education: the Use Of Ipadsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…At times the use of technology is mandated by systems and governments such as the case in Saudi Arabia whereby a recent 2017 report (Habash, 2017) claimed all Saudi schools will have tablets distributed for student use instead of books. Technology integration is considered a most important pedagogy by teachers in Saudi Arabia (Almalki, 2020) and it is only one country among many countries that depends on technology in many fields, especially in educational environments (Alharbi, 2020;Alresheed, Raiker, & Carmichael, 2017). Given the importance of English as a global language in which individuals from diverse nations communicate via English (Bybee & Fuchs, 2006), increasing importance has been assigned to teaching English as a foreign language in Saudi schools and so the use of technology to augment this teaching has also become very important.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, few studies (e.g., Alharbi, 2020;Ekrem & Recep, 2014;Ersanli, 2016;Kwangsawad, 2016;Sarıçoban et al, 2019) have examined EFL pre-service teachers' views about TPACK. For instance, in a mixed methods research, Ersanli (2016) investigated the effect of training and holding workshops about TPACK on 59 EFL pre-service teachers' technology integration into their teaching.…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The literature on TPACK about pre-service teachers has mainly examined other subjects, including sciences, mathematics, and educational technology (e.g., Chai et al, 2011;Jang & Tsai, 2012;Schmidt et al, 2009;Sezer 2015) or EFL in-service teachers (e.g., Liu & Kleinsasser, 2015;Liu et al, 2016;Mahmoodi et al, 2020;Najjari et al, 2021;Wu & Wang, 2015). However, gaining EFL preservice teachers' perceived knowledge of TPACK is a crucial issue in online education that has not been widely investigated, as few studies (e.g., Alharbi, 2020;Ekrem & Recep, 2014;Ersanli, 2016;Sarıçoban et al, 2019) have focused on determining the TPACK of EFL pre-service teachers. In other words, in spite of the increase in online learning/teaching in tertiary education, the discipline in the EFL contexts still lacks in-depth studies on online teacher professional development in teaching online language courses.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%