"Listening to ELT Teachers' Voices: Perceptions of Personal Professional Development in Relation to Their Gender, Teaching Experience and Institutions"
Published: Jan 1, 2015
Abstract
This study investigates 168 ELT (English Language Teaching) educators’ perceptions of personal professional development, and explores whether there is a difference between ELT teachers’ and academics’ perceptions according to their gender, teaching experience and institutions and the factors hindering the ELT educators’ professional development process. The subjects were randomly chosen from various regions of Turkey and a questionnaire...
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"Listening to ELT Teachers' Voices: Perceptions of Personal Professional Development in Relation to Their Gender, Teaching Experience and Institutions"
Published Date
Jan 1, 2015
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