The Impact of Teacher Training for Autonomous Learning

This article focuses on teacher attitudes towards learner autonomy and discusses whether teachers’ attitudes change through teacher training. The study was carried out with teachers working in different self-access centres within the State University of Nuevo Leon, Mexico (UANL). The aim of the stud...

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Main Author: Martha Armida Fabela-Cárdenas
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Kanda University of International Studies 2012-09-01
Series:Studies in Self-Access Learning Journal
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Online Access:http://sisaljournal.org/archives/sep12/fabela-cardena/
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description This article focuses on teacher attitudes towards learner autonomy and discusses whether teachers’ attitudes change through teacher training. The study was carried out with teachers working in different self-access centres within the State University of Nuevo Leon, Mexico (UANL). The aim of the study was to report any changes in teachers’ opinions and beliefs on issues after a teacher training course. These issues range from teacher-centeredness, learner-centeredness, learner autonomy, work in the SAC, views on language learning, the role of teachers, the role of learners, views on local culture, and on motivation. The study was carried out using Q Methodology.
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spelling doaj.art-e9be1ba3172546fe8302894b366619952022-12-22T01:51:44ZengKanda University of International StudiesStudies in Self-Access Learning Journal2185-37622012-09-0133215236The Impact of Teacher Training for Autonomous LearningMartha Armida Fabela-CárdenasThis article focuses on teacher attitudes towards learner autonomy and discusses whether teachers’ attitudes change through teacher training. The study was carried out with teachers working in different self-access centres within the State University of Nuevo Leon, Mexico (UANL). The aim of the study was to report any changes in teachers’ opinions and beliefs on issues after a teacher training course. These issues range from teacher-centeredness, learner-centeredness, learner autonomy, work in the SAC, views on language learning, the role of teachers, the role of learners, views on local culture, and on motivation. The study was carried out using Q Methodology.http://sisaljournal.org/archives/sep12/fabela-cardena/Self-accessautonomous learninglearner traininglearner autonomyteacher autonomyteachers’ attitudes
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The Impact of Teacher Training for Autonomous Learning
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autonomous learning
learner training
learner autonomy
teacher autonomy
teachers’ attitudes
title The Impact of Teacher Training for Autonomous Learning
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autonomous learning
learner training
learner autonomy
teacher autonomy
teachers’ attitudes
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