EFL Teacher Competences in TPEP
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What was the primary focus of the study regarding in-service EFL teachers?

  • The effects of various learning tools on student performance
  • The financial implications of online teaching
  • The perceptions of instructors' competences in the Teacher Profession Education Program (correct)
  • The challenges faced by instructors in traditional classrooms
  • Which method was primarily used for collecting quantitative data in the study?

  • Semi-structured interviews
  • Questionnaires (correct)
  • Observational studies
  • Focus group discussions
  • According to the findings, which competencies were highlighted as crucial for positive learning outcomes?

  • Availability for extra help and grading speed
  • Instructors’ physical presence and location of teaching
  • Mastery of material, interactive learning opportunities, and professionalism (correct)
  • Improvisation skills and personal anecdotes
  • What recommendation was made regarding pedagogical approaches for in-service EFL teachers?

    <p>Standardize pedagogical approaches to reduce confusion</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What aspect of instructor competence was found to significantly contribute to the online learning experience?

    <p>Maintaining punctuality and professionalism</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Study Focus

    • Investigates perceptions of in-service EFL teachers on competencies of instructors in the Teacher Profession Education Program (TPEP) with emphasis on virtual learning.

    Study Context

    • Conducted in Indonesia at a reputable private university over four months.
    • Involved 79 in-service English teachers participating in an online TPEP.

    Research Methodology

    • Utilized a mixed-method approach with sequential explanatory design.
    • Quantitative data gathered through questionnaires.
    • Qualitative data collected via semi-structured interviews with selected participants.

    Key Findings

    • Instructors received highly positive evaluations concerning pedagogical competencies.
    • Mastery of instructional material was noted as a significant strength among instructors.
    • Instructors effectively guided the development of learning tools and fostered interactive learning environments.

    Personal Competencies

    • Instructors demonstrated strong personal competencies in engaging, supporting, and motivating students.
    • Professionalism was underscored through punctuality, contributing positively to online education outcomes.

    Recommendations

    • Advocates for standardization of pedagogical approaches to alleviate confusion among students about assignment criteria.
    • Emphasizes the need for prioritizing professional development to enhance both pedagogical and personal competencies for in-service EFL teachers in virtual settings.

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    This study explores the perceptions of in-service EFL teachers regarding the competences required for instructors involved in the Teacher Profession Education Program (TPEP). Focusing on a virtual modality, the research utilizes a mixed-method approach with both quantitative and qualitative data gathered from 79 teachers in Indonesia over four months.

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