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Experiencing a Change Process in ELT in West Bengal,close quarters. Through an account of my personal journey from teacher to teacher educator, I offer an insider’s view of the impact of the change process on teacher education pedagogy and how that change is being implemented in teacher training workshops.

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,Student Teachers’ Changing Beliefs on a Pre-service Teacher Education Course in Hong Kong, Peacock, 2001), though much less is known about whether SLTE can influence or trigger changes in student teachers’ (STs) beliefs about teaching and learning. This chapter reports the findings of a study that investigates the changing beliefs of 19 STs enrolled in a pre-service teacher education pro

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Modern Languages Initial Teacher Education in England: The Impact of School-based Training, are for second language teacher education (SLTE). It will explore some of the dilemmas that arise when responsibility is shared between school and university, and draws upon a case study of a course in the North West of England to illustrate the issues.

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Learning to Teach Many Languages: A Multilingual Teacher Education Programme Offered by the Wiener the Austrian educational and political context in which the course has evolved, a context defined by monolingualism, the pressure to learn German — the national first language, and a climate of increasingly restrictive migration politics. A brief survey of the political and historical background to