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Ho, Kam-kau Elizabeth, and 何劍翹. "Teacher emotions: autoethnography of a Hong Kong teacher who begins to teach ethnic minority students Chinese." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 2013. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B50639262.
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Olivero, María Matilde. "Cultivating Peace via Language Teaching: Pre-Service Teachers' Beliefs and Emotions in an EFL Argentine Practicum." Scholar Commons, 2017. https://scholarcommons.usf.edu/etd/7432.
Full textDiert-Boté, Irati. "An exploration of English language learners’ emotions and beliefs in a Catalan context: Insights from self-reported experiences and observed classroom practices." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Lleida, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/671527.
Full textA raíz del 'giro emocional' (Pavlenko, 2013) en el campo de Adquisición de Segundas Lenguas – y, en particular, gracias a la llegada de la Psicología Positiva, se ha dedicado más atención al papel que desempeñan las emociones y procesos relacionados como las (auto)creencias en el aprendizaje de segundas lenguas/lenguas extranjeras. El objetivo de este proyecto de investigación es explorar las creencias y emociones que los estudiantes de inglés manifiestan y construyen en relación con (i) la metodología de enseñanza y el tipo de tareas (especialmente las tareas orales); y (ii) el papel de las relaciones entre profesor y alumno. Se ha adoptado un enfoque cualitativo en cuatro estudios independientes pero entrelazados en los cuales se han analizado tanto datos observacionales (grabaciones de audio/vídeo en el aula) como no observacionales (entrevistas, grupos de discusión e ítems de respuesta abierta). Los resultados indican que muchos estudiantes han construido autoconceptos inseguros con (auto)creencias disfuncionales y experiencias emocionales negativas interrelacionadas, especialmente con respecto a las tareas de habla, en gran parte debido a una tradición de enfoques gramaticales y escasa producción oral. El análisis muestra que es posible cambiar hacia una mentalidad más positiva, pero el proceso de adaptación implica períodos difíciles de transición para aquellos estudiantes que parecen sentirse más inseguros con sus habilidades lingüísticas. Durante este proceso, se ha demostrado que el papel del profesor es crucial para crear positividad en clase promoviendo un contacto positivo entre profesor y alumno y creando un entorno seguro donde los estudiantes respeten y trabajen colaborativamente para vencer la inhibición a la hora de hablar en inglés.
Due to the ‘emotional turn’ (Pavlenko, 2013) in SLA – and particularly thanks to the advent of Positive Psychology – closer attention has been devoted to the role that emotions and related processes such as (self-)beliefs play in foreign/second language learning. The aim of this doctoral thesis is to explore the English language learning beliefs and emotions students display and have constructed in relation to (i) the teaching methodology and the type of tasks (particularly oral tasks), and (ii) the role of the teacher and student-teacher relationships. A qualitative approach has been adopted in four independent yet intertwined studies in which both observational (classroom audio/video-recordings) and non-observational (interviews, focus groups and open-ended items) data have been analyzed. Findings indicate that many students have constructed insecure self-concepts with interrelated dysfunctional (self-)beliefs and negative emotional experiences – especially regarding speaking tasks – largely due to a tradition of grammar-based approaches and scarce oral production. The analysis shows that change towards more positive mindsets is possible but the adaptation process involves difficult periods of transition for those students who appear to feel more insecure with their language abilities. During this process, the role of the teacher has been proven to be crucial in fostering positivity in class by promoting positive teacher-student contact and by creating a safe environment in which students respect and work collaboratively in order to overcome English speaking inhibition.
Land, Simone Grams. "Entre nós: emoções e recursos para o agir na linguagem sobre o trabalho docente." Universidade Federal da Paraíba, 2017. http://tede.biblioteca.ufpb.br:8080/handle/tede/9196.
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Situated in the field of Applied Linguistics, the present study is about language regarding teachers‟ work during the Letters-English undergraduate program at UFPB - in special, in the PIBID program - focusing on the emotions and resources for acting through language. The main objective is to give visibility to emotions experienced in the context of teacher education and work, as well as to its recursiveness in language, by means of investigating representations of emotions and resources for acting in undergraduate voices. As a way to trigger this language in dialogue, the following tools from the Clinic of Activity are used: simple self-confrontation (SSC) and cross self-confrontation (CSC). The texts were generated in two SSC sessions with two novice teachers, one with each research collaborator, and one CSC session with both collaborators, in 2015-6. These texts are analyzed in the light of Socio-discursive Interactionism (BRONCKART, 2008, 2012), focusing on thematic content and modalizations, so that to comprehend the lines that weave emotions and interweave resources for acting on verbalization about teachers‟ education and work. For this, other relevant concepts involve emotion (SPINOZA, 1955, VYGOTSKY, 2004, GOLEMAN, 2007; CRAMPTON; LEWIS,2016), reconfiguration (BRONCKART, 2008), objective, subjective and social worlds (HABERMAS, 2010), empathy (BAKHTIN, 2010), discursive genre and style (BAKHTIN, 1997) and professional genre and style (CLOT, 2007, 2010). The analysis is developed in order to discuss the following research questions: which themes emerge in language about teachers´ work? How are emotions and resources for acting thematized and intertwined in graduating teachers´ voices? In which way are resources for acting woven from emotions and vice-versa? On answering these questions, threads of the objective, social and subjective worlds are unraveled through modalizations present in teacher discourse. Based on this analysis, remarks about teacher education are woven, in terms of inclusion in the professional genre and the development of style, of situations that mobilize the emotions of graduating teachers, of the reconfiguration of emotions and acting, as well as the fabric of resources for acting, amongst others, emphasizing the emotional dimension of teachers. Lastly, considerations based on the discussion of data are presented, as the necessity of emotional education at schools and at universities, as well the relevance of work groups, of reconfiguration processes and of psychological support in teachers‟ courses.
No campo da Linguística Aplicada, o presente estudo trata da linguagem sobre o trabalho docente em formação inicial, em especial, durante o PIBID na Licenciatura em Letras Inglês, UFPB, atentando para as emoções e para os recursos para o agir por meio da linguagem. O objetivo central é dar visibilidade às emoções vividas na formação e no trabalho docente e a sua recursividade na linguagem, por meio da análise das representações das emoções e dos recursos para o agir na voz de professores licenciandos. Para suscitar essas vozes em diálogo, são utilizadas ferramentas da Clínica da Atividade, corrente da Psicologia do Trabalho, a saber: autoconfrontação simples (ACS) e autoconfrontação cruzada (ACC). Os textos foram gerados em 2015-16, em duas sessões de ACS, uma com cada um dos dois professores colaboradores, licenciandos do referido curso de Letras Inglês, membros do PIBID atrelado ao curso, bem como em uma sessão de ACC, com os mesmos colaboradores. Esses textos são analisados à luz do Interacionismo Sociodiscursivo (BRONCKART, 2008, 2012), com enfoque no conteúdo temático e nas modalizações, a fim de percorrer os fios que tecem as emoções e entretecem recursos para o agir no dizer sobre a formação e o trabalho docente. Para isso, são considerados conceitos como emoção (SPINOZA, 1955, VYGOTSKY, 2004, GOLEMAN, 2007; CRAMPTON; LEWIS, 2016), reconfiguração (BRONCKART, 2008), mundos objetivo, subjetivo e social (HABERMAS, 2010), empatia (BAKHTIN, 2010), gênero e estilo do discurso (BAKHTIN, 1997) e gênero profissional (CLOT, 2007, 2010). Destarte, a análise é desenvolvida com o propósito de discutir as seguintes questões de pesquisa: quais temas emergem na linguagem sobre o trabalho docente? Como as emoções e os recursos para o agir são tematizados e entrelaçados na voz dos professores licenciandos? De que forma são tecidos recursos para o agir a partir das emoções e vice-versa? Ao responder a essas perguntas, são percorridos fios dos mundos objetivo, social e subjetivo nas modalizações presentes no dizer dos professores. A partir dessa análise, são tecidas considerações sobre a formação inicial, quanto à inserção no gênero profissional e o desenvolvimento do estilo, sobre situações que mobilizam as emoções dos licenciandos, a reconfiguração de emoções e do agir, a tessitura de recursos para o agir, entre outras, enfatizando a dimensão emocional dos professores. Concluindo, seguem ponderações fundamentadas na discussão dos dados, como a necessidade de educação das emoções na escola e na universidade, a relevância da formação de coletivos de trabalho, dos processos de reconfiguração e do apoio psicológico nas licenciaturas.
Ramos, Fabiano Silvestre. "Sou porque sinto : um estudo histórico-cultural sobre identidades profissionais e emoções na formação inicial de professores de inglês /." Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/153419.
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O presente trabalho teve por objetivo estudar a inter-relação entre as emoções vivenciadas por professoras de língua inglesa em formação inicial e o processo de (re)construção de identidades profissionais. Para tanto, busco na teoria históricocultural (JOHNSON, 2009; JOHNSON e GOLOMBEK, 2011; JOHNSON e GOLOMBEK, 2016), baseada nos estudos de Vigotski e da Psicologia HistóricoCultural (VIGOTSKI, 2007, 2009, 2010; RATNER, 1995), fundamentos para explicar os fenômenos sob investigação. Emoções, portanto, são compreendidas como funções psicológicas superiores que têm influência direta na prática do sujeito historicamente situado (VIGOTSKI, 2004; 2010; TOASSA, 2009, 2011). Identidades, sob esse viés, é um conceito definido como papeis desempenhados pelo sujeito em um contexto sociocultural. São construídas no processo de interação social, por meio da mediação da linguagem e processos cognitivos (GOFFMAN, 1985; CIAMPA, 1984, 1998, 2007; De COSTA, 2017; BARKHUIZEN, 2017; LEIBOWITZ, 2017). A pesquisa foi realizada no contexto de um projeto de extensão de ensino de línguas estrangeiras, com duas professoras de língua inglesa em formação inicial. Os dados foram gerados e coletados durante dois semestres letivos por intermédio de narrativas de experiência, entrevistas orais para geração de história de vida, observação e gravação de aulas, sessões de visionamento e entrevista sobre emoções (CLARÀ, 2015). A análise dos dados sugere uma inter-relação de natureza recíproca entre as emoções vivenciadas pelas participantes e as identidades profissionais construídas e negociadas em sua prática pedagógica. As emoções atuam como mediação entre o profissional e sua ação, fator essencial para a construção de uma identidade. Revelam ainda uma gama de emoções vivenciadas que provocam diferentes reações nas participantes, não podendo, assim, classificá-las como negativas ou positivas. Por fim, ressalta-se a necessidade de um trabalho no sentido de promoção de um letramento emocional nos cursos de formação de professores de língua inglesa, para que os futuros profissionais tenham a habilidade para lidar com suas próprias emoções e as de seus estudantes.
The present study aimed at investigating the interrelationship between the emotions experienced by English language teachers in initial education and the process of (re) construction of professional identities. To achieve this goal, I analyzed the phenomena under a historical-cultural lens (JOHNSON, 2009; JOHNSON e GOLOMBEK, 2011; JOHNSON e GOLOMBEK, 2016), based on the studies of Vigotski and the Historical-Cultural Psychology (VIGOTSKI, 2007, 2009, 2010; RATNER, 1995). Emotions, therefore, are understood as higher psychological functions that have a direct influence on the practice of the historically situated subject (VIGOTSKI, 2004; 2010; TOASSA, 2009, 2011). Identities, under this bias, is a concept defined as roles played by the subject in a sociocultural context. They are constructed in the process of social interaction, through the mediation of language and cognitive processes (GOFFMAN, 1985; CIAMPA, 1984, 1998, 2007; De COSTA, 2017; BARKHUIZEN, 2017; LEIBOWITZ, 2017). The research was carried out in the context of an extension project on foreign language teaching, with two English language teachers in the process of initial education. The data were generated and collected during two academic semesters by means of the use of narratives of experience, oral interviews for generation of life history, observation and class recordings, viewing sessions and interview about emotions (CLARÀ, 2015). Data analysis suggests a reciprocal interrelationship between the emotions experienced by the participants and the professional identities built and negotiated in their pedagogical practice. Emotions act as mediation between the professionals and their actions, an essential factor for the construction of identities. It also reveals a range of emotions experienced that provoke different reactions in the participants. Thus, they cannot, therefore, be classified into a negative or positive spectrum. Finally, it shows a need for actions to promote emotional literacy in English-language teacher education courses, so that future professionals have the ability to deal with their own emotions and those of their students.
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Cowie, Neil James. "The emotional lives of experienced EFL (English as a foreign language) teachers." Thesis, University of Exeter, 2004. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.400919.
Full textPham, Sofia. "Indirect Effects of Teacher Support on Emotional and Academic Outcomes for English Language Learners." Diss., Temple University Libraries, 2016. http://cdm16002.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p245801coll10/id/401574.
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This study investigated the relationship between teacher support, internalizing symptoms, and academic achievement in a sample of English Language Learners (ELLs) and non-English Language Learners (non-ELLs). Participants were middle school students from a culturally and linguistically diverse suburban school district. Linear regressions were used to examine mediation, moderation, and moderated-mediation models of teacher support on internalizing symptoms and academic achievement. The results showed that increased teacher support was related to higher classroom grades, particularly for non-ELLs, and decreased internalizing symptoms for both ELLs and non-ELLs. Implications, limitations, and directions for future research are discussed.
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Guerra, Julianne Grover Smith. "The Efficacy of Social Communication Intervention on Teacher Report of Sociability for Children With Language Impairment." BYU ScholarsArchive, 2014. https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/etd/4132.
Full textRoscher, Allyson. "The Efficacy of a Social Communication Intervention on Teacher Report of Withdrawal for Children with Language Impairment." BYU ScholarsArchive, 2015. https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/etd/6029.
Full textHarlow, Mnisa Lyn. "The Efficacy of a Literature-Based Social Communication Intervention on Teacher Report of Sociability for Children with Language Impairment." BYU ScholarsArchive, 2016. https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/etd/6450.
Full textPeterson, Cammy G. "The Efficacy of a Literature-Based Social Communication Intervention on Teacher Report of Withdrawal for Children with Language Impairment." BYU ScholarsArchive, 2017. https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/etd/6904.
Full textAntunes, Adriana Guimarães. "O linguajear e o emocionar no diário de uma professora iniciante." reponame:Repositório Institucional da FURG, 2013. http://repositorio.furg.br/handle/1/4792.
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Este trabalho propõe-se a investigar como o linguajear e o emocionar da docência modificam-se no início da carreira. O estudo foi desencadeado pelo desconforto que a metodologia do ensino de Matemática, baseada em sua maioria na apresentação do conteúdo e na realização de exercícios, causava tanto nos estudantes quanto na professora. A situação vivenciada nos primeiros anos da docência indicava a necessidade de estabelecer outro linguajear e emocionar com os estudantes, que favorecesse suas aprendizagens e não mais os negasse enquanto sujeitos aprendentes. Escolhemos a metodologia de Projetos de Aprendizagem como proposta facilitadora da aprendizagem, o que demandou a construção do saber no coletivo. Para conhecermos as transformações no linguajear e no emocionar foi necessário utilizar um instrumento de acompanhamento das atividades docente. Escolhemos o diário de aula como instrumento para o registro da experiência vivida no ensino de Matemática, de junho a dezembro de 2012, com os alunos do sexto e sétimo anos, de uma escola da rede pública de ensino. Analisamos e discutimos a narrativa presente no “Diário de uma professora iniciante” a partir da Investigação Narrativa, que se constitui tanto como fenômeno que se investiga quanto método de investigação. O conversar no diário mostrou uma professora iniciante com muitas inquietações em relação ao seu fazer docente, trazendo indicadores da insatisfação com a metodologia de ensino utilizada e o quanto o trabalho na perspectiva reprodutiva refletia-se na falta de desejo de aprender dos estudantes. Revelou também um emocionar de conflito com as certezas relacionadas aos processos de ensinar e aprender. Na experiência, aprendemos a respeitar os diferentes sujeitos e aceitá-los na sua singularidade, a refletir na ação e a tomar decisões a respeito do que já estava determinado de antemão (sistema escolar, ambiente físico, relações sociais, finalidades e objetivos educativos) que normalmente não questionávamos. Refletir na e sobre a ação permitiu-nos compreender os fundamentos de um fazer que emergiu da constituição docente que, em sua maioria, ocorre pela incorporação de um modo de viver. Estar em constante processo de formação foi o que nos mobilizou e forneceu subsídios para realizarmos a reflexão e, consequentemente, modificarmos as condutas estabelecidas com os estudantes. Problematizar a própria ação e as questões que permeiam a profissão docente possibilitou-nos questionar e compreender as razões pelas quais definimos nosso linguajear e emocionar no espaço de sala de aula e qual cultura de escola queremos gerar com os alunos. Tomamos a reflexão sobre a reflexão na ação como estratégia que nos permitirá fazer a docência na objetividade-entre-parênteses e gerar uma cultura que legitime a ação de todos os sujeitos como protagonistas dos processos de ensinar e aprender, de forma recíproca e igualmente válida.
This study aims to investigate how the language and the emotion of teaching are modified in teacher's early career. The study was triggered by the discomfort that the methodology of teaching Mathematics, based mostly on the presentation of content and exercises, caused both the students and the teacher. The situation experienced in the early years of teaching indicated the need to establish another language and emotion with the students, which may favor their learning and no longer deny them as learners. We chose the Learning Projects methodology as learning facilitator proposal, which required the collective construction of knowledge. To find out the changes in language and emotion, it was necessary to use a monitoring tool for teaching activities. We chose the diary as a tool to record the experience in teaching Mathematics, from June to December 2012, with students of the sixth and seventh years of a public school education. We analyze and discuss the narrative present in "Diary of a beginning teacher" from Narrative Research perspective, which is both a phenomenon that is being investigated and an investigation method. The conversation in the diary showed a beginner teacher with many concerns regarding their teaching. It brings indicators of dissatisfaction with the teaching methodology applied and how the work in reproductive perspective was reflected in the students' lack of learning desire. It also revealed an emotion of conflict about the certainties of the teaching and learning processes. In this experiment, we've learned to respect the different subjects and accept them in their uniqueness; to reflect in the course of action and to make decisions about what was in advance already determined (school system, physical environment, social relationships, educational goals and objectives), which normally there were no questioning about. Reflecting in the course and about the action has allowed us to understand the acting bases, which has emerged from the teacher's constitution, which mostly occurs by the incorporation of a way of living. Being in a constant process of study mobilized us and provided subsidies to accomplish a strong reflection about our practices and, as a result, a modified behavior with the students. Problematizing the action itself and the issues that underlie the teaching profession enabled us to question and understand the reasons why we define our language and emotion in the classroom space and which school culture we want to create with the students. We take the reflection about the reflection in course of action as a strategy that will allow us to make the objectivity- between-parenthesis teaching and to generate a culture that legitimizes the action of all the subjects as protagonists of the processes of teaching and learning, in a reciprocal and equally way.
Wohlgamuth, Taylor Lynn. "The Social Emotional Learning Language Arts (SELLA) Curriculum: a Qualitative Evaluation of Implementation." University of Dayton / OhioLINK, 2020. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=dayton1596533920489084.
Full textBoyce, Tara Brock. "Kenneth Burke as Educator: What His Theories of Aesthetic Form and (Non-Symbolic) Motion/(Symbolic) Action Suggest for Teachers in the Literature Classroom." BYU ScholarsArchive, 2013. https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/etd/3708.
Full textHarris, Jennifer Lynn. "The Effects of a Literature-Based Emotion Recognition Program on Teacher Report of Sociability Withdrawal for Six Children with Social Communication Difficulties." BYU ScholarsArchive, 2011. https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/etd/2811.
Full textEzzo, Anthony John. "Using typography and iconography to express emotion (or meaning) in motion graphicsas a learning tool for ESL (English as a second language) in a multi-device platform." Kent State University / OhioLINK, 2016. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=kent1460146374.
Full textBecker, Theresa. "Evaluating Improvisation as a Technique for Training Pre-Service Teachers for Inclusive Classrooms." Doctoral diss., University of Central Florida, 2012. http://digital.library.ucf.edu/cdm/ref/collection/ETD/id/5129.
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Kasálková, Markéta. "Suprasegmentální úroveň jazyka a nonverbální aspekty v současném českém vyučování francouzštiny jako cizího jazyka na českých školách." Master's thesis, 2014. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-323076.
Full textSU, YU-WEN, and 蘇郁文. "The Relationships among Emotional Labor, Frustration Tolerance and Teaching Effectiveness of Language Arts Teachers in Junior High Schools in Kaohsiung." Thesis, 2018. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/2j5anu.
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Abstract The purpose of this study is to explore the relationships among emotional labor, frustration tolerance and teaching effectiveness of junior high school language arts teachers in Kaohsiung. The data were collected by questionnaires filled out by 320 language arts teachers from 35 Kaohsiung City’s public schools. The study instrument includes “Teachers’ Emotional Labor Scale”, “ Teachers’ Frustration Tolerance Scale”, and “Teachers’ Teaching Effectiveness Scale” constructed by the author. And the questionnaire survey of this study was conducted with stratified random sampling according to the school size. The data were analyzed by using SPSS to conduct descriptive statistics, t-test, Pearson product-moment correlation and stepwise multiple regression to verify research hypotheses. Based on the results of the data analysis, the major findings are as follows: 1. The survey ressult of junior high school language arts teachers in emotional labor falls in medium - high level. And frustration tolerance and teaching effectiveness of the language arts teachers fall in upper-medium level. In “ teachers’ regulations of emotional displays”, “behavioral tendency after frustration” and“class management”present the highest in the result. 2. Overall, as the result shown that there are 5 factors that influence the survey. (1) Experienced teachers over 51 years old have stronger perception of “emotion dissonance acting”and “regulations of emotional displays”. (2) The gender of teachers has significant effect on their emotional labor and frustration tolerance. Females score higher than males on“genuine emotion.”. However, Male teachers got better competency of overcoming the depression while suffering from frustration. (3) The language arts teachers as a director got a higher degree of frustration tolerance and being more willing to get difficult challenges. (4) The language arts teachers teaching in the schools of 13 to 30 classes score higher on “emotional feeling after frustration.” 3. There were positive correlations between each two constructs of language arts teachers' emotional labor, frustration tolerance and teaching effectiveness. Teachers with high level of emotional labor and frustration tolerance will engage in teaching positively. 4. The teaching effectiveness of language arts teachers in junior high schools in Kaohsiung can be predicted by their emotional labor and frustration tolerance, and “ behavioral tendency after frustration” is the key factor. In particular, we are able to predict a language arts teacher’s “instructional efficiency” accurately by the level of their “variety of emotional displays” According to the study findings and conclusions, the researcher proposed some recommendations for language arts teachers, schools administrative units, and future research.
Bowen, Amanda Deborah. "Combatting the downward spiral : burnout, support networks and coping strategies of TESOL teachers at private language schools in Johannesburg, South Africa." Thesis, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10500/13770.
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HAVELKOVÁ, Lenka. "Výchovná a vzdělávací péče o nadané děti a specifika výuky cizích jazyků nadaných dětí." Master's thesis, 2009. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-52565.
Full textHarper, Michael Leigh. "Teaching street children in a school context: some psychological and educational implications." Thesis, 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/10500/2190.
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Vaňátko, Jiří. "Jazyk SMS a francouzština jako cizí jazyk." Master's thesis, 2014. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-338636.
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