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Malba Barahona; Stephen Darwin – Language Teaching Research, 2024
Internationally, there is increasing interest in the value of incorporating core practices into second language (L2) teacher education programs. This article reports on a research project that investigated how a set core practices are integrated into the Methods courses and practicums in Chilean language teacher education programs for English as a…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, English (Second Language), Second Language Learning, Second Language Instruction
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Shalbayeva, Dinara Kh.; Zhetpisbayeva, Bakhytgul A.; Akbayeva, Gulden N.; Assanova, Dariya N. – European Journal of Contemporary Education, 2021
The present article aims to identify the major problems English teachers face in the process of working with special educational needs learners in the context of inclusive education in general education schools of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Despite the studies on special methods and pedagogy of inclusive education carried out by the educators,…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Teaching Conditions, Special Needs Students, Inclusion
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Rembach, Lauren; Dison, Laura – Perspectives in Education, 2016
Designing assessment rubrics has become an important pedagogical practice for lecturers in the Wits School of Education (WsoE) in the recognition of writing as a valuable tool for teaching and learning across disciplines. This paper describes and reflects on the process of adapting the SOLO taxonomy (Structure of Observed Learning Outcomes)…
Descriptors: Taxonomy, Scoring Rubrics, Outcomes of Education, Foreign Countries
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Florian, Lani; Linklater, Holly – Cambridge Journal of Education, 2010
As the concept of "inclusive education" has gained currency, students who would previously have been referred to specialist forms of provision, having been judged "less able", are now believed to belong in mainstream classrooms. However, it is often argued that teachers lack the necessary knowledge and skills to work with such students in…
Descriptors: Inclusion, Mainstreaming, Educational Practices, Teacher Education Programs