Teacher beliefs and practices of grammar teaching: focusing on meaning, form, or forms?

HH Uysal, M Bardakci - South African Journal of Education, 2014 - ajol.info
Despite the worldwide curriculum innovations to teach English through meaning-focused
communicative approaches over the years, studies report that most language teachers still …

[PDF][PDF] Teaching English problems: An analysis of EFL primary school teachers in Kuala Tungkal

M Abrar - The 16th Indonesian Scholars International Convention, 2016 - researchgate.net
The aim of this study was to describe the problems faced by EFL primary school teachers in
teaching English by employing qualitative design research with case study approach. There …

The liminality of new foundation phase teachers: Transitioning from university into the teaching profession

N Petersen - South African Journal of Education, 2017 - ajol.info
This paper explores novice foundation phase teachers' descriptions of their experiences in
the liminal stage between being a student teacher and entering the professional world of the …

'It's not just the learner, it's the system!'Teachers' perspectives on written language difficulties: Implications for speech-language therapy

I Navsaria, M Pascoe, H Kathard - 2011 - open.uct.ac.za
The failure to achieve academic outcomes in linguistically diverse classrooms in poor areas
of the Western Cape, South Africa, is well documented. A major contributing factor is the …

[PDF][PDF] Learner-centered teaching: Can it work in Kenyan public primary schools

E Metto, LN Makewa - American Journal of Educational Research, 2014 - researchgate.net
Learner-centered teaching is known, through research, to enhance effective learning. In
these methods, learners play the key role in learning while teachers only help them to …

Language teaching is no panacea: A theoretical perspective and critical evaluation of language in education within the South African context

H Jordaan - South African Journal of Communication Disorders, 2011 - sajcd.org.za
Abstract Language competence is both the means and the end to educational achievement,
and multilingualism in particular has important cognitive, academic and societal advantages …

The effects of first-and second-language instruction in rural South African schools

M Sailors, JV Hoffman, PD Pearson… - Bilingual research …, 2010 - Taylor & Francis
In this article, we report on the results of a project devoted to improving literacy in South
Africa's rural schools; specifically we report the results of an intervention study that centered …

Making sense of place in school-based intervention research

L Ebersöhn - Contemporary Educational Psychology, 2015 - Elsevier
The commentary made here by this intervention researcher arises from a 'place'in which
school-based interventions are used to build knowledge, and thereby to bring relief to a …

[HTML][HTML] Dialects matter: The influence of dialects and code-switching on the literacy and numeracy achievements of isiXhosa Grade 1 learners in the Western Cape

N Mtsatse, C Combrinck - Journal of Education (University of KwaZulu …, 2018 - scielo.org.za
Historically, African languages have been in a disadvantaged position and issues related to
dialect are not fully understood and acknowledged. In this study, we examined the influence …

Turkish Students' Perspectives on Speaking Anxiety in Native and Non-Native English Speaker Classes.

E Bozavli, R Gulmez - Online Submission, 2012 - ERIC
The aim of this study is to reveal the effect of FLA (foreign language anxiety) in native/non-
native speaker of English classrooms. In this study, two groups of students (90 in total) of …