Vol. 6 No. 1 (2005) | Profile: Issues in Teachers' Professional Development

Vol. 6 No. 1 (2005)

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Published: 2005-01-01

Editorial

Editorial

Melba Libia Cárdenas Beltrán

5-6
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Issues from Teacher Researchers

EFL Teachers’ Research and Mainstream TESOL: Ships Passing in the Night?

Isobel Rainey de Díaz

7-21
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Current State of the Teaching of Process Writing in EFL Classes: An Observational Study in the Last Two Years of Secondary School

Edgar Mendoza López

23-36
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The Process-Writing Approach: An Alternative to Guide the Students’ Compositions

Ana Virginia Ariza Martínez

37-46
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The Process of Writing a Text by Using Cooperative Learning

Alexandra Aldana

47-57
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Reading: A Meaningful Way to Promote Learning English in High School

Sonia Rocío Ríos Olaya, Ana Milena Valcárcel Goyeneche

59-72
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Promoting Oral Interaction in Large Groups through Task-Based Learning

Yolima Forero Rocha

73-81
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Developing Oral Skills through Communicative and Interactive Tasks

Dorelly Gutiérrez Gutiérrez

83-96
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Teacher Talking Time in the EFL Classroom

Nilton Hitotuzi

97-106
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Using Students’ Analysis in Teaching Public Speaking for Business

M Ashraf Rizvi

107-118
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Teachers in a Public School Engage in a Study Group to Reach General Agreements about a Common Approach to Teaching English

Gloria Álvarez Aguirre, Consuelo Sánchez Prada

119-132
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Profiles of Autonomy in the Field of Foreign Languages

Myriam Luna Cortés, Diana K. Sánchez Lujan

133-140
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Responding to Observation: How Student Teachers’ Use of their Counselor’s Notes Support their Preparation

John Jairo Viáfara González

141-156
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Issues from Novice Teacher Researchers

Tasting Teaching Flavors: A Group of Student-Teachers’ Experiences in their Practicum

Liliana Prada Castañeda, Xatlí Zuleta Garzón

157-170
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Issues Based on Reflections and Innovations

Technology in Teacher Education: Developing Online Teacher Education Programs

Khalil Motallebzadeh

171-175
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The Mediated Learning Experience and the Mediator’s Implications

Fanny Stella Torres Vigoya

177-185
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