Interaction between teacher and student beliefs when using different technology tools in a tertiary context

Kriek, Jeanne; Coetzee, Annaretha

doi:10.1504/ijtel.2021.114049

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“…Research has confirmed the impact of teacher beliefs on technology use (e.g., Chaaban & Ellili-Cherif, 2017;Jones, 2017;Kriek & Coetzee, 2021). It is in that line of thought that Miller et al (2003) developed an overarching framework for teacher beliefs about technology integration that includes three types of beliefs -pedagogical beliefs, self-efficacy beliefs, and value beliefs.…”

Section: Conceptual Framework Teacher Beliefsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The influence of a group of Chinese EFL teachers’ beliefs on lesson planning with video-based synchronous computer-mediated communication: A qualitative multiple case study

Liu¹,

Bangou²

2022

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In recent years, Video-based Synchronous Computer-Mediated Communication (VSCMC) has been applied in EFL education for young Chinese learners. VSCMC teaching, as distinctive from face-to-face teaching, brings numerous planning challenges for teachers using technology. Research has shown that teacher beliefs significantly affect lesson planning for technology integration. However, teacher beliefs towards VSCMC specifically have been insufficiently studied in the field of EFL education for young learners. The purpose of this qualitative multiple case study was to explore how teacher beliefs influence lesson planning regarding VSCMC teaching. Semi structured interviews were conducted with six Chinese teachers of young EFL learners. The results indicated that participants had transitional pedagogical beliefs, strong self-efficacy beliefs, and a complex set of value beliefs towards VSCMC teaching. Accordingly, these beliefs motivated them to teach in VSCMC settings in particular ways and influenced their lesson planning processes in terms of determining learning objectives, designing course content, and choosing teaching methods.

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Section: Conceptual Framework Teacher Beliefsmentioning

confidence: 99%