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The Relationship between Teachers' Beliefs and Practices during Literacy Instruction for Non-Native Speakers of English
Karen E. Johnson
Applied Linguistics
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Second Language Learning
100%
Second Language Teachers
100%
Theoretical Orientation
100%
English as a Second Language
100%
Teacher Beliefs
100%
Non-native English Speakers
100%
Teacher Practices
100%
Literacy Instruction
100%
Second Language Teacher Education
33%
Literacy
33%
Secondary Level
33%
Function Approach
33%
Classroom Observation
33%
Instructional Practices
33%
Rule-based
33%
Skills-based
33%
Teacher Classroom Practices
33%
Pedagogical Implications
33%
Lesson Analysis
33%
Social Sciences
Language Instruction
100%
English as a Second Language
100%
Teacher Beliefs
100%
Literacy Instruction
100%
Non-Native Speaker
100%
Instructional Practice
66%
Job Description
33%
Lesson plan
33%
Psychology
Theoretical Orientation
100%
Language Learning
33%