Titlebook: Emotions in Second Language Teaching; Theory, Research and Juan de Dios Martínez Agudo Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part

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A Methodological Review of L2 Teacher Emotion Research: Advances, Challenges and Future Directions the field of general education, and the strengths and limitations of various methodologies are discussed. This chapter concludes with challenges for innovative research methodologies and corresponding requirements for researchers’ expertise.

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Language Teachers’ Emotions: Emerging from the Shadowsalist (sometimes called universal) humanism. The rest of the chapter describes the methodology for our narrative research; offers the narrative of Lila, a teacher of Chinese; and analyzes and interprets the narrative. After results and conclusions, we offer key questions and annotated sources for re

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L2 Teachers’ Emotions: A Sociopolitical and Ideological Perspectiveal, institutional, and personal forces, a point that is instantiated in Wolff and De Costa (Mod Lang J 101(S1):76–90, .), who illustrated how the emotions of their focal teacher were shaped by macro-level (e.g., language policy), meso-level (e.g., the school environment), and micro-level (e.g., teac

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Teachers’ Emotions and Beliefs in Second Language Teaching: Implications for Teacher Educationuage teaching highlighting their main points, theoretical framework and main results. Our aim is to provide an overview of the ways in which emotions and beliefs are interconnected and how this understanding can be used to support language teacher development. We suggest implications for research on

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Do ESL/EFL Teachers’ Emotional Intelligence, Teaching Experience, Proficiency and Gender Affect Theiills and negatively linked with predictability. Level of English proficiency was only positively linked to self-reported creativity and gender had no effect. Reflecting on the implication of these findings suggests that training in emotional competences could improve the effectiveness of (trainee) t

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The Role of Emotions in Reflective Teaching in Second Language Classrooms: Felt Sense, Emotionality,otions and reflective teaching. This chapter will address crucial issues of methodological approaches in L2 teacher education research and discuss major research findings of our collaborative qualitative research, focusing on the analyses of three different data sets: interviews, L2 poetry writing,

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Emotional Dilemmas Faced by Teachers in ELT Materials Selection and Adaptation: Implications for Tear learners. Similar emotional dilemmas face teachers when making decisions about adapting materials and teachers are often unprepared to resolve them. This chapter will outline dilemmas likely to face teachers and will propose ways of preparing teachers to resolve these dilemmas through the use, for

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The Emotions Involved in the Integration of ICT into L2 Teaching: Emotional Challenges Faced by L2 T of technology acceptance (Venkatesh et al. .). A questionnaire (based on Mei-jung .) and semi-structured interviews show that 32 Italian primary school English teachers have a positive attitude and feel positive emotions towards technology, although their repertoire of applications is rather limite

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L2 Teachers’ Professional Burnout and Emotional Stress: Facing Frustration and Demotivation Toward Olity by policymakers and school administrators. This chapter reports on qualitative research that the author conducted in a Japanese EFL context to investigate English teachers’ emotions as they relate to context-specific socioeducational and sociopolitical factors. The research revealed that top-do

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