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BELIEFS OF TEACHERS ABOUT GRADE RETENTION
... importance of research to form the teacher’s ...courses of this type that contact with and production of research are more present, not least because research, particularly frontier research, is not ...
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Content of teachers' stereotypes about adolescents
... presence of several factors, which reflect the psychological content and meaning of teachers’ stereotypes about younger ...results of our rese- arch point out: (a) that stereotypes of ...
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Role of Teachers in Quality Enhancement in Higher Education
... components of the higher education system. Academic development of teachers is crucial and necessary for the success of the higher education system because teachers are the prime movers ...
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Work Stress of Teachers from Primary and Secondary Schools in Hong Kong
... sources of work stress. The results of Pearson Chi-Square tests indicated that primary school teachers were significantly more likely than secondary school teachers to report pursuing further ...
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POLICIES FOR EDUCATIONAL EVALUATION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION OF TEACHERS
... decision of the authorities (MEC/INEP) to make school performance statistics ...use of standardized tests or procedures to compile the aforementioned ...plication of incentives or sanctions according ...
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The Evaluation of Teachers' Opinions about Hands-on Science Experiments and the Performed In-Service Training
... development of science and technology has reached a dizzying speed, today's human has to be at least technologically ...course of “Science and Technology” in the first and second grades of primary ...
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Environmental education: needfulness for training of teachers
... El CONAM, entidad rectora de la política ambiental en el Perú, define a la educación ambiental como: “ Proceso educativo formal y no formal que busca generar educación, conciencia y cult[r] ...
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VISUAL PEDAGOGY AND FORMATION OF TEACHERS
... Observados os autores dedicados a pensar a profissão docente, pode-se perceber deste panorama que Souza prioriza um olhar sobre as práticas dos professores que utilizam livros didático[r] ...
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Rev. bras. linguist. apl. vol.9 número1
... for teachers’ ...teaching-learning of English through inter- disciplinary projects, but neither pre-determines changes in teachers’ teaching practices, nor works under the undefeated assumption that ...
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MOTHER TONGUE IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING TO CHILDREN: USE IT OR NOT TO USE IT?
... process of teaching a foreign language involves different concepts that should not be taken as ...use of L1 in L2 classes has always been a controversial topic among researchers and it still is a difficult ...
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Audiol., Commun. Res. vol.19 número4
... characteristics of a group of ...school teachers, aged 20 to 66 years, underwent auditory-perceptual (CAPE-V) and acoustic (Multi-Dimensional Voice Program Advanced) vocal assessments, and answered a ...
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Children’s right to participate in early childhood education: from rights to empirical evidence
... ECE teachers’ ideas regarding children’s right to participate would be directly associated with Children’s Perceived Participation (H1), was not ...ECE teachers’ ideas about participation were associated ...
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The Glass Half Empty: How Emotional Exhaustion Affects the State-Trait Discrepancy in Self-Reports of Teaching Emotions.
... number of assessments within teachers (N = 1,089), the Level 2 sample size was restricted to 69 ...method of analysis, yet future studies should replicate and expand the present findings with a ...
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Rev. CEFAC vol.16 número3
... 22% of them differentiated between learning disabilities and school dificulties, and 78% did ...47% of the teachers answered ...half of teachers knew the correct ...The teachers ...
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Analysis of the objectives of physical education in schools in Algeria and their perception by teachers and students
... teaching of physical education is considered as an activity rather than a formalized intellectual ...perception of the pedagogical relationship actors in this field it is not always favorable, especially in ...
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Educ. Pesqui. vol.36 número especial en v36nspea13
... among teachers is not a ...restructuring of technical and further education in the last generation has gone a long way to destroying the occupational culture of vocational and inclusive teaching in ...
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Rev. soc. bras. fonoaudiol. vol.17 número4
... existence of correlations between environmental noise in classrooms, voice intensity and teacher’s vocal ...classrooms of municipal elementary schools; the intensity of teachers’ voice was ...
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Going Beyond Academic Integrity Might Broaden our Understanding of Plagiarism in Science Education: A Perspective from a Study in Brazil
... influence of assignments on students’ pla- giarism practices and suggested that memorizing or Googling may be prevented if teachers redesign the way they set questions and ...responsibility of ...
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Audiol., Commun. Res. vol.18 número2
... identification of dyscalculia are ...training of teachers; they have but limited knowledge of the characteristics of dyscalculia and feel insecure dealing with the ...for ...
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The need of continuous teachers training in the coaching of Vocational Education
... use of diagnosis of training needs analysis of teachers with a "heuristic tool" (Rodrigues, 1999:476), but also as a hermeneutic instrument (Casanova 2005:165), which interprets the ...
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