The Initial Teacher Education (ITE) ongoing project, entitled Teachers' self/peer evaluation: PET-PA and PET-LSE. Strategies meet self-analysis and expectations, involving UniRoma3 and Enna Kore is seeking to promote the reflection of fifth-year Primary Education student-teachers in the two universities on their professional competencies as L2/FL/English language teachers, almost all of them Italian native speakers. After introducing the general outlines of the piloting, the two groups were administered two professional self- and hetero-assessment questionnaires regarding the linguistic and strategic competencies that an L2/FL teacher uses. Participants were then asked to evaluate the proposed instruments so as to arrive at a validation that would allow their usability to be extended as open access to pre- and in-service teachers. The use of English in the questionnaires’ completion and in the following discussion on the outcomes is a further strength of the project, which includes a comparison with different teaching strategies and approaches such as Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL), task-based learning or cooperative learning, which are replicable in teaching and useful for professional development, in the perspective of sustainability and lifelong learning.

Leproni, R. (2023). Primary English teachers’ practice analysis & language self-evaluation questionnaires (PET-PA & PET-LSE): eTwinning strategies for Second/Foreign Language teachers’ professional self-/hetero-assessment: Cuestionarios de análisis y autoevaluación lingüística para maestros de Educación Primaria (PET-PA & PET-LSE): estrategias eTwinning para la autoevaluación / heretoevaluación profesional de docentes de segunda lengua / lengua extranjera. ENSAYOS, 38(2), 123-145.

Primary English teachers’ practice analysis & language self-evaluation questionnaires (PET-PA & PET-LSE): eTwinning strategies for Second/Foreign Language teachers’ professional self-/hetero-assessment: Cuestionarios de análisis y autoevaluación lingüística para maestros de Educación Primaria (PET-PA & PET-LSE): estrategias eTwinning para la autoevaluación / heretoevaluación profesional de docentes de segunda lengua / lengua extranjera

LEPRONI, Raffaella
2023-01-01

Abstract

The Initial Teacher Education (ITE) ongoing project, entitled Teachers' self/peer evaluation: PET-PA and PET-LSE. Strategies meet self-analysis and expectations, involving UniRoma3 and Enna Kore is seeking to promote the reflection of fifth-year Primary Education student-teachers in the two universities on their professional competencies as L2/FL/English language teachers, almost all of them Italian native speakers. After introducing the general outlines of the piloting, the two groups were administered two professional self- and hetero-assessment questionnaires regarding the linguistic and strategic competencies that an L2/FL teacher uses. Participants were then asked to evaluate the proposed instruments so as to arrive at a validation that would allow their usability to be extended as open access to pre- and in-service teachers. The use of English in the questionnaires’ completion and in the following discussion on the outcomes is a further strength of the project, which includes a comparison with different teaching strategies and approaches such as Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL), task-based learning or cooperative learning, which are replicable in teaching and useful for professional development, in the perspective of sustainability and lifelong learning.
2023
Leproni, R. (2023). Primary English teachers’ practice analysis & language self-evaluation questionnaires (PET-PA & PET-LSE): eTwinning strategies for Second/Foreign Language teachers’ professional self-/hetero-assessment: Cuestionarios de análisis y autoevaluación lingüística para maestros de Educación Primaria (PET-PA & PET-LSE): estrategias eTwinning para la autoevaluación / heretoevaluación profesional de docentes de segunda lengua / lengua extranjera. ENSAYOS, 38(2), 123-145.
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