Exploring the learning experience of esl/ efl pre-service teachers in a new practicum model: a case study
A new model of teaching practicum has just been launched in university U, one of the leading higher education institutions of the nation in the field of teacher education. Innovative as it is, no research has investigated the new practicum, especially the learning experience of student teachers i...
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Format: | Final Year Project |
Language: | English |
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2020
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Online Access: | http://repository.vnu.edu.vn/handle/VNU_123/95512 |
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Institution: | Vietnam National University, Hanoi |
Language: | English |
Summary: | A new model of teaching practicum has just been launched in university U, one of the
leading higher education institutions of the nation in the field of teacher education.
Innovative as it is, no research has investigated the new practicum, especially the
learning experience of student teachers in such model. This study thus sought to
reveal what student teachers learnt in a new practicum model and how their learning
occurred. For this purpose, qualitative research methodology was adopted with six
participants took part in the study. There were four senior year student teachers and
two representatives from the university where the new practicum model was launched
participating in this study. The data were collected via reflective journals, semistructured interviews, observation notes and were analyzed through thematic content
analysis. The results indicated student learning during their practicum occurred
through both intra and interpersonal process that involved observation, reflection,
action and interaction with experienced teachers. In addition, pre-service teachers
were also found to have basically demonstrated eight out of ten competencies from
Domain 2 and 3 of the English Teacher Competency Framework (ETCF) for
Vietnamese in-service teachers. Among these competencies, understanding learners
and employing technology in teaching were prominent in the student participants.
Based on the findings, some recommendations were offered. |
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