This report focuses on a research project concerning individual curricula regarding the instruction of statistics and of probability theory. Individual curricula will be described as belief systems which contain teachers’ subjective knowledge and conceptions about mathematics, about learning and teaching mathematics, and particularly about statistics and probability. This report stresses two as...

The present study aimed to explore the changes in perceived self-efficacy beliefs of English language teachers over a four-year period, from pre-service through in-service. With that aim mind, shed light on differences actual teaching experience might create perceptions EFL teachers. data for were collected Turkish Version Teachers’ Sense Efficacy Scale adapted Çapa, et al. (2005). scale was ad...

there have been many theories and paradigms trying to provideanswers to the challenge of the best method. after the rise of manycolorful language teaching methods, in postmethod era, it waspostulated that there is no magic formula to teach a foreign languagebut that a localized methodology based on learners and teachers’ experiencewill have suitable results. in this article, after investigating...

The purpose of the study reported in this article was to analyse the relationship between teachers’ educational beliefs and their typical approach to computer use in the classroom. In this context, the question arises whether particular profiles of teachers can be distinguished based on their beliefs about good education. A survey of 574 elementary school teachers was conducted that focused bot...

The relationship between second-language learning and culture has been studied and debated by educators and students alike. In an EFL context, students’ language learning happens mainly in a language classroom where the learning culture predominates. Learning behaviors are normally shaped by pre-existing attitudes, values and beliefs regarding what constitutes good learning and effective teachi...

some engravings are meant to be adored and some possibly abhorred. teacher cognition, as a meant-to-be-praised engraving, is defined by borg (2003, p. 81) as “the unobservable cognitive dimension of teaching what teachers know, believe, and think.” this concept in teaching has recently gained momentum meaning that teachers learn so much about their teaching through the vast experience they have...