Exploring preservice teachers’ experiences of implementing culturally responsive teaching in the ESL classrooms
Teaching that is culturally responsive (CRT) goes well beyond mentioning students' native cultures or using examples of traditions and customs. This strategy might make students feel included, but it falls short of adding the required rigour to our teaching methods. Although the number of ESL...
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2023
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| 总结: | Teaching that is culturally responsive (CRT) goes well beyond mentioning students' native cultures
or using examples of traditions and customs. This strategy might make students feel included, but it falls short
of adding the required rigour to our teaching methods. Although the number of ESL students has increased,
teacher preparation programmes sometimes are deprived of preparing incoming teachers to work with a
variety of students. The researchers used qualitative methods to investigate how preservice English teachers
perceived and engaged with instructional pedagogies that were intended to support their learning and apply to
their current practicum experiences and teaching careers in this case study, which was specifically created to
improve a pedagogical course on English language development. Data were gathered by observations and
interviewing techniques, and they were then inductively examined. According to the results, preservice
teachers were most interested in the course material when they were directly related to their prior teaching
experiences, and they were least interested when those links were not made clear. |
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