İngilizce Öğretmenliği Koleksiyonu

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    Storybird: an Inspiring Reading and Writing Tool
    (2017) Tekiner Tolu, Aylin
    In this workshop, the presenter will introduce an online writing/reading tool, Storybird, which is a totally free online tool, used by more than 5 millions of students and 400.000 K-12 schools in all around the world. It is user-friendly, boosts students' motivation and creativity to write with its rich artwork collection library. It can be used at any grade level from kindergarten to higher education. Storybird is an interactive tool where students, teachers and parents can be all involved in learning and sharing process with the help of comment, email, and share features. In addition, students can work collaboratively in writing. By the end of this workshop, the participants will be able to set-up a classroom account, create assignments, add items for reading to class library, check students' writings, grade and comment on them. The participants are expected to bring their laptop or tablets (with wifi connection).
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    University Within School: What Are the Pre-Service English Language Teachers and Their Mentors Perceptions?
    (2017) Tekiner Tolu, Aylin; Doyran, Feyza
    The aim of this qualitative case study is to understand how pre-service English language teachers and their mentors at coordinating schools perceive the University within School model. In this teacher education model, undergraduate students start school visits beginning in their first semester with a few school visits. The number of exposure hour and expected tasks increase by time. In the second year, students attend the schools one full day a week mostly focusing on observation and in the third year they spend two full days at schools as teacher assistants. Specifically, this study focused on to identify the perceived advantages and challenges encountered by the teacher candidates and the mentor teachers. The participants of this study were 4 mentor teachers and 34 pre-service ELT teachers studying at the English Language Department at a foundation university in İstanbul. Data sources included an online survey for the mentors and pre-service teachers and weekly written reflections of the pre-service teachers. Content analysis was implemented on reflections and open-ended survey questions. The data were coded and themes were reached by two raters. The overall results depict crucial benefits of this model for pre-service teacher students' in their journey to becoming effective language teachers. The mentor teachers also underlined the effectiveness of this model and emphasized that it would be better for them to receive a training on mentoring.