2019
DOI: 10.16986/huje.2019055867
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ELF-awareness in Pre-service English Language Teacher Education: A Case Study from Turkey

Abstract: İngilizcenin dünya dili olarak taşıdığı rol hiç kuşkusuz ki İngiliz Dili Eğitimi ve İngiliz Dili Eğitimi öğretmen yetiştirme programları gibi birçok alanda son derece önem taşımaktadır. İngilizce öğretiminde geleneksel yaklaşımların yanı sıra İngilizcenin günümüzde edinmiş olduğu ortak dil rolüne uygun yeni yaklaşımlara ihtiyaç duyulmaktadır. Bu ihtiyaç İngilizce öğretmeni yetiştirme programında da doğrudan yeni yaklaşımlar edinilmesi gerektiğini ortaya koymaktadır. Öğretmen adaylarının İngilizceyi "standart d… Show more

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“…Two (Cameron & Galloway, 2019; Galloway & Numajiri, 2020) were conducted with pre- and in-service teachers (mostly pre-service) on a UK-based master's programme and the other two Anglophone studies (Ates, Eslami, & Wright, 2015; Eslami, Moody, & Pashmforoosh, 2019) were conducted in the US, responding to the changing demographics in native English-speaking classrooms as a result of increased migration. The only other contexts included in this group are Italy (Vettorel & Corrizzato, 2016), Indonesia (Zacharias, 2016), Korea (Love, 2013), Thailand (Prabjandee, 2020), and Turkey (Sifakis & Bayyurt, 2015; Biricik Deniz, Özkan, & Bayyurt, 2020). The lack of research in other regions of the globe is significant.…”
Section: What Global Englishes Innovations Have Been Trialled and Reported In Lte Research?mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Two (Cameron & Galloway, 2019; Galloway & Numajiri, 2020) were conducted with pre- and in-service teachers (mostly pre-service) on a UK-based master's programme and the other two Anglophone studies (Ates, Eslami, & Wright, 2015; Eslami, Moody, & Pashmforoosh, 2019) were conducted in the US, responding to the changing demographics in native English-speaking classrooms as a result of increased migration. The only other contexts included in this group are Italy (Vettorel & Corrizzato, 2016), Indonesia (Zacharias, 2016), Korea (Love, 2013), Thailand (Prabjandee, 2020), and Turkey (Sifakis & Bayyurt, 2015; Biricik Deniz, Özkan, & Bayyurt, 2020). The lack of research in other regions of the globe is significant.…”
Section: What Global Englishes Innovations Have Been Trialled and Reported In Lte Research?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Biricik Deniz et al's (2020) qualitative study, referred to as a ‘multiple case study’, reports on the implementation and impact of a theoretical ELF-aware teacher education course (‘Globalization in ELT’) on an ELT education programme, which was originally developed for in-service teacher education and was imbued with the syllabus of the ELF-aware teacher education (ELF-Ted) project (Sifakis & Bayyurt, 2015). This study was part of a Ph.D. study (Biricik Deniz, 2017) with 26 pre-service teachers in Turkey.…”
Section: What Global Englishes Innovations Have Been Trialled and Reported In Lte Research?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5.4. Teaching English as a lingua franca (ELF) and World Englishes (WE) Among the relevant studies that have been published in recent years, most seem to focus on attitudes towards ELF/WEs, either in relation to participants' current awareness and openness towards ELF/ WEs (Altınmakas et al, 2019;Cesur & Balaban, 2020;Çeçen & Serdar Tülüce, 2019;Geçkinli & Yılmaz, 2021;Yücedağ & Karakaş, 2019), or in relation to the changes in attitudes following specific training, out-of-class communications in English, or experience abroad (Biricik Deniz et al, 2020;Irgın, 2020;Kaçar, 2021;Kemaloğlu-Er & Bayyurt, 2022;Uğurlu et al 2022). Çeçen and Serdar Tülüce (2019), for example, examined pre-service EFL teachers' attitudes towards speakers coming from the three 'circles' of English (Kachru, 1985).…”
Section: Teaching Other Foreign Languagesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given that concepts like ELF and WE remain still somewhat new in Turkey and, as the above studies show, less than fully embraced by the individuals who may be using them, it is unsurprising that several studies explored how different experiences may serve to change attitudes about them. Uğurlu et al (2022) conducted a survey with ELT academics and students for the purpose of designing a course on World Englishes and Intercultural Communication, while both Biricik Deniz et al (2020) and Kemaloğlu-Er and Bayyurt (2022) reported on the implementation of pre-service teacher courses designed to introduce students to these concepts. For instance, Biricik Deniz et al's (2020) longitudinal qualitative study describes one university's experience offering a theoretical course on ELF to their 4th year senior ELT students, while also trying to raise their critical awareness of ELF-related pedagogical activities.…”
Section: Classroom Processes and Instructional Practicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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