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Journal

2014 | 43/1 | 55-65

Article title

ANALIZA UMIEJĘTNOŚCI REFLEKSYJNYCH PRZYSZŁYCH NAUCZYCIELI JĘZYKA ANGIELSKIEGO

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EN
Analysis of the reflective thinking abilities of pre-service teachers

Languages of publication

PL

Abstracts

PL
The fact that a successful language instructor has to be a reflective practitioner is undeniable. However, observations made during teacher training courses reveal trainees’ reluctance to self-evaluate their conduct and poorly-developed reflective thinking skills. In an attempt to aid the future teachers’ progress in this area, a series of written tasks was introduced during a course. These included: self-evaluation of one’s strengths and weaknesses, pre and post-microteaching reflections. The analysis of these narratives provides an insight into the trainees’ self-evaluation processes and demonstrates a gradual progress in their abilities from descriptive to productive reflective thinking. Thus the results seem to confirm the positive influence of the intervention.
EN
The fact that a successful language instructor has to be a reflective practitioner is undeniable. However, observations made during teacher training courses reveal trainees’ reluctance to self-evaluate their conduct and poorly-developed reflective thinking skills. In an attempt to aid the future teachers’ progress in this area, a series of written tasks was introduced during a course. These included: self-evaluation of one’s strengths and weaknesses, pre and post-microteaching reflections. The analysis of these narratives provides an insight into the trainees’ self-evaluation processes and demonstrates a gradual progress in their abilities from descriptive to pro-ductive reflective thinking. Thus the results seem to confirm the positive influence of the intervention.

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Issue

Pages

55-65

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Dates

published
2019-09-04

Contributors

author
  • Uniwersytet Wrocławski

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Publication order reference

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