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The aim of this article is to discuss two types of evaluation of students’ language skills: external evaluation (objective) and self-assessment (subjective). The article presents the results of the study conducted among students of German Philology at the University of Rzeszów. The language proficiency level of respondents was assessed three times by means of certified language tests and a self-assessment questionnaire developed in accordance with the CEFR guidelines (2001). The data provided the answer to the main research question: whether and to what extent the students’ self-assessment corresponds to their results achieved in the standardized tests.
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Profile of a ‘good’ foreign language teacher in a high school – research report The aim of this article is to present the profile of a ‘good’ foreign language teacher in high schools based on the results of the study conducted among pupils of selected high schools in two voivodeships of Poland, namely Podkarpackie Voivodeship and Wielkopolska Voivodeship. This study is part of a larger research project covering all types of schools in Poland. Apart from the above-mentioned junior high schools, primary schools, secondary schools as well as universities (neophilological degree courses, in particular those with teaching specialisation) are also included in this study.
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Celem niniejszej publikacji jest zwrócenie uwagi na ważność komponentu interkulturowego w kształceniu językowym. W poszczególnych jej fragmentach omówione zostały wybrane niepowodzenia komunikacyjne, które przyporządkowano do czterech płaszczyzn: płaszczyzny kompetencji językowej, płaszczyzny treści, płaszczyzny relacji i płaszczyzny komunikacji niewerbalnej.
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The purpose of this article is to highlight the importance of the intercultural component in language teaching. The particular sections of this article present and discuss selected examples of communication misunderstandings, which have been divided into four categories: the level of linguistic competence, the content level, the level of relations and the level of non-verbal communication.
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Celem artykułu jest ukazanie profilu „dobrego” nauczyciela języka obcego w szkole gimnazjalnej na podstawie wyników badań przeprowadzonych wśród uczniów wybranych szkół dwóch województw Polski (woj. podkarpackiego, woj. wielkopolskiego). Badanie to jest częścią większego projektu badawczego obejmującego wszystkie typy szkół w Polsce (oprócz wspomnianych gimnazjów, szkoły podstawowe, średnie i wyższe – kierunki neofilologiczne, głównie o specjalizacji nauczycielskiej).
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The aim of this article is to present the profile of a ‘good’ foreign language teacher in junior high schools based on the results of the study conducted among pupils of selected junior high schools in two voivodeships of Poland, namely Podkarpackie Voivodeship and Wielkopolska Voivodeship. This study is part of a larger research project covering all types of schools in Poland. Apart from the above-mentioned junior high schools, primary schools, secondary schools as well as universities (neophilological degree courses, in particular those with teaching specialisation) are also included in this study.
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This article is intended to contribute to the academic debate on intercultural German language teaching and the relevant research in Poland. The authors present a critical overview and analysis of selected constitu¬ent aspects of intercultural education and keywords which are important for the evaluation of goals and content within the framework of interculturally-oriented teaching of German in Poland. The authors also discuss the form of presentation of intercultural aspects of education in The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, teaching, assessment (Council of Europe, 2001), in the Polish core curriculum and in selected German language teaching materials which are meant to shape the intercultural competence of Polish learners at different levels of proficiency and in different types of schools.
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