Licenciatura en Idioma Extranjero - Inglés · 2015
"Two Empiric Teachers in an EFL Classroom from Two of schools in Bogotá"
This research is focused on two empirics teachers in an EFL classroom where the context is a private school and public school. The purpose of this project is to identify and to describe the EFL didactic strategies that an empiric teacher uses in order to solve and deal with the didactic difficulties found during their EFL class. Therefore, it has been decided to research and describe four important topics that are going to be a contribution to this project: Empiricism and empiricism in education, EFL classroom in terms of an English lesson plan and the teacher’s preparations and EFL difficulties such as resources, classroom management, language teaching and language learning and the last one EFL teaching strategies. These factors are shown through some observation, teacher’s artifacts and an interview where empirics teachers give us their point of view about the experience that they have to face every day in their English classes.
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Contenido
- Acknowledgementsp. 6
- Abstractp. 7
- CHAPTER 1p. 9
- Introductionp. 9
- Statement of the problemp. 11
- Research linep. 15
- Research questionp. 16
- Research focusp. 16
- Research objectivesp. 17
- GENERALp. 17
- SPECIFICp. 17
- CHAPTER 2p. 18
- Theoretical Frameworkp. 18
- Empiricismp. 19
- Empiricism in educationp. 21
- Empiricism in the second language teaching areap. 22
- EFL Classroomp. 24
- EFL Didactics difficultiesp. 28
- Resourcesp. 28
- Classroom Managementp. 29
- Language teachingp. 33
- Language learningp. 35
- EFL Teaching strategiesp. 38
- Literature Reviewp. 40
- CHAPTER 3p. 44
- Research Paradigmp. 44
- Why is this study a qualitative research?p. 44
- Research Approachp. 45
- What is a case study?p. 45
- The importance of the case study in this research?p. 45
- Settingp. 46
- Educational contextp. 46
- La Palestina public schoolp. 46
- LLuvia de bendiciones Private Schoolp. 50
- Participantsp. 50
- Data collection instrumentsp. 51
- CHAPTER 4p. 54
- Data Analysisp. 54
- Methodologyp. 54
- What the class looks likep. 54
- First observation (Private school)p. 54
- Second Observation (private school)p. 56
- Third observation (private school)p. 57
- First observation (Public school)p. 58
- Second Observation (Public School)p. 60
- Third observation (public school)p. 61
- Difficultiesp. 62
- Resourcesp. 28
- Classroom Managementp. 29
- Language Teachingp. 33
- Language Learningp. 35
- What these two teachers have learned about ELTp. 69
- CHAPTER 5p. 71
- Conclusionsp. 71
- Research Question Answersp. 74
- Limitationsp. 75
- Bibliographyp. 76
- Annexesp. 79
- Field Notep. 79
- Teaching Observationp. 84
- Teaching Observationp. 84
- Field Notep. 79
- Teaching Observationp. 84
- Field Notep. 79
- Teaching Observationp. 84
- Teaching Observationp. 84
- Field Notep. 79
- Teaching Observationp. 84
- INTERVIEWp. 123
- Teachers Artifactp. 128
- Solicitud de permiso para realizar práctica de observación de clasep. 133