Alternative Teacher Education Programmes

The Underpinning Knowledge Bases of an Alternative Teacher Education Model

ALTERNATIVE TEACHER EDUCATION Trends and Implications in Policies and Practices

REVIEW OF TEACHER EDUCATION IN CALL Teacher Education in CALL

The use of technology has become increasingly important in language teaching and learning. The successful use of technology, however, requires that language teachers have the necessary technical competence and pedagogical knowledge. The volume Teacher Education in CALL, edited by Philip Hubbard and Mike Levy, appears at a critical time when the issue of how to prepare current and future languag...

Assessing critical attributes of prospective teachers: Implications for selection into initial teacher education programmes

In this article, we present an overview of a research programme that is focused on reliably and validly measuring non-cognitive attributes associated with teacher effectiveness for the purpose of selection into ITE programmes. The novel contribution of this programme of research is that it builds on research and theory from educational psychology, methodology from organisational psychology, and...

Teacher education for teacher-learner autonomy

Teacher-learner autonomy, by analogy with previous definitions of language learner autonomy, might be defined as the ability to develop appropriate skills, knowledge and attitudes for oneself as a teacher, in cooperation with others. By focusing on the teacher as learner in this manner I do not mean to diminish the importance of ‘being free from constraints on one’s teaching’, i.e. teacher auto...