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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"teacher-learner interaction"”.

  1. Social networking software in higher education : investigating the influence of using different interaction levels on learners’ achievement and satisfaction

    … with a lot of problems in particular the interaction between the teacher and learner in social networking software as a key factor affects the learners’ learning and satisfaction (Prammanee, 2005) where “to teach is to communicate, to communicate is to interact, to interact is to learn” …

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  2. Teacher-learner behaviour and classroom processes in large ESL classes in Pakistan

    … presents a descriptive-interpretive account of teacher-learner behaviour and classroom processes in large ESL classes in Pakistan. The fieldwork for the study was done in 6 secondary schools in Karachi, Pakistan; a total of 232 classes of varying size were observed; furthermore, 20 teachers and …

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  3. Interaction in languages other than English classes in Western Australian primary and secondary schools: Theory, practice and perceptions

    This descriptive study investigated the interaction of teachers and learners in ten primary and secondary school languages other than English (LOTE) classes in Western Australia, with the aim of providing a detailed picture of its nature and patterns. Teachers' and learners' perceptions of this …

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