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Castilleja : the newsletter of the Wyoming Native Plant Society
v.17:no.4 ...
Wyoming Native Plant Society.
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Native English-speaking teachers versus non-native English-speaking teachers
There is a stereotype that takes for granted that a native speaker is by nature the best person to teach his/her foreign language. This assumption leaves little room for non-native teachers.
García Merino, Iván
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With the development of globalization, English continues to be widely used, and English teaching is given considerable importance. In recent years, Chinese universities have introduced more native English speakers as language teachers.
Li (Evelyn) Wang, Fan (Gabriel) Fang
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This research paper explores how non-native English-speaking teachers can consider using their multilingualism and transnationalism as assets in creating competitive portfolios fit for the 21st century linguistic marketplace.
Simon Perry
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Probing into EFL Teachers’ Assessment Literacy and Teaching Experience: The Case of Native ESL and Non-native EFL Teachers [PDF]
The present study was an attempt to extend our knowledge on the perspectives of English language native and non-native teachers about assessment literacy.
Esmaeel Ali Salimi, mitra farsi
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Japanese high-school and university students studying English as a foreign language (EFL) were investigated for their views of their teachers as a factor affecting motivation to study English.
Masanori Matsumoto
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Beliefs about Non-Native Teachers in English as an International Language: A Positioning Analysis of Iranian Language Teachers’ Voices [PDF]
The unprecedented growth of English and arrival of English as an International Language (EIL) has generated a new fledged argument about English language teachers’ role and status around the world.
Zia Tajeddin, Samaneh Eslamdoost
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This study aims to reveal students' perceptions of Native English-Speaking Teachers (NEST) and Non-Native English-Speaking Teachers (NNEST). The study involved students from the Agriculture Faculty of the Riau State Islamic University.
Fitria Wulandari +2 more
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In this article we report on a study in which we used native-speakerism as a lens to investigate the identity formation of non-native English-speaking teachers and prospective teachers in Northern Cyprus.
Taye Emmanuel Akinmulegun, Naciye Kunt
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Higher Education internalization has prompted a constant growth of EMI (English as a Medium of Instruction) courses delivered by teachers with different cultural and linguistic backgrounds.
Luyao Xu, Yangyu Xiao
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