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Shea, David P. – Language Teaching Research, 2019
The goal of dialogic teaching is to position students as active participants who engage in academically accountable talk, but research consistently suggests that a major stumbling block is the teacher's own interactional style. To explore the issue from an emic perspective, I carried out an action research investigation of advanced proficiency…
Descriptors: English (Second Language), Second Language Learning, Second Language Instruction, Learner Engagement
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Koksal, Mustafa Serdar; Cakiroglu, Jale; Geban, Omer – Journal of Biological Education, 2013
The purpose of this study is to investigate the effectiveness of explicit-embedded-reflective (EER) instruction in nature of science (NOS) understandings of ninth-grade advanced science students. This study was conducted with 71 students, who were divided into three groups, by using non-equivalent quasi-experimental design. In the treatment…
Descriptors: Grade 9, Scientific Principles, Reflective Teaching, Instructional Effectiveness
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L'Allier, Susan K.; Elish-Piper, Laurie; Young, Edyth E. – Reading Research and Instruction, 2007
A great deal has been written in the professional literature about the importance of dispositions for beginning teachers with initial certification; however, little attention has been paid to the dispositions necessary for advanced certification candidates. What dispositions are expected of advanced certification candidates? How can these…
Descriptors: Reading Consultants, Advanced Students, Teacher Certification, Attendance
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Dyrud, Marilyn A.; Worley, Rebecca B.; Du-Babcock, Bertha – Business Communication Quarterly, 2006
Teaching advanced students, such as MBAs, in foreign environments and in compressed schedules presents additional challenges that are not present in home-country classes. To be successful, teachers must modify their home instructional strategies and tactics to match the backgrounds of the students and the teaching environment. This article…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Advanced Students, Foreign Countries, Cultural Background