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English Teachers' Perceptions about the Use of Facebook

English, German · Paperback / Softback

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This book presents various aspects of utilizing one of the social networking sites, namely Facebook, in English language teaching with the perspectives of pre-service English teachers. Since today's digital learners have different tastes, interests and expectations, it is a must to prepare teacher candidates in line with these expectations and help them gain certain skills and competencies before they step into their real classes. New innovations may not be welcomed in the same way in different educational settings because each school is unique with its context-bound features and learners with different ages, language levels and expectations. Therefore, this book will shed light on the contradictive aspects of using Facebook in English courses and present practical information regarding the implementation of technology.

About the author










Çäla Atmaca graduated from Pamukkale University English Language Teaching Department in 2011. She got Master's degree on Teaching English via Facebook in 2013 and now she is writing her doctorate thesis at Gazi University. She is a researcher in various national and international projects and lectures English courses at Gazi University TOMER.

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Authors Ça¿la Atmaca, Çagl Atmaca, Çagla Atmaca, Abdulvahit Çak_r, Abdulvahit Çak¿r, Abdulvahit Çakir
Publisher LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
 
Languages English, German
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 01.01.2016
 
EAN 9783659818738
ISBN 978-3-659-81873-8
No. of pages 160
Subject Guides > Law, job, finance > Training, job, career

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