This article contains a description of a research project carried out with a group of English Language Pre-service Teachers (ELPTs) of a state University in Bogotá, Colombia. The purpose of the study was to portray the experiences the ELPTs went through as English language learners, their feelings and insights as such. The main source to collect data was the autobiographies. The results show that the English language learners’ process of learning has a strong influence of the language policies connected to the National Program of Bilingualism. They also show that it is necessary to create a cumulative program of English for each phase of schooling in order to avoid overlapping and to provide a more motivating learning process. Este artícul...
This article reports the findings of a research study carried out in 2006. The purpose of the stud...
This article reports the first part of a larger research project designed to investigate functions o...
This article reports the results of an action-research project that examines enhancing students’ Eng...
This article contains a description of a research project carried out with a group of English Langua...
L’estudi d’autobiografies lingüístiques de l’alumnat d’educaci&o...
This article presents the outcomes of an action research project aimed at developing English languag...
Autobiographies depict with words life stories, personal experiences, and perceptions that allow res...
This article presents the results of a study on utilizing stories for teaching English as a foreign ...
This article focuses on the description of a methodological innovation implemented in a beginner’s E...
This study reports the findings of research dealing with sixth-graders’ perceptions of English langu...
This article aims at raising awareness about student´s beliefs about English learning in two public ...
Each year, the United States becomes more ethnically and linguistically diverse, with more than 90 p...
This article shows some results of a work that had as main objective to identify if it exists any re...
This project involved three different groups of seventh grade, at the Luis López de Mesa state schoo...
This article reports the first part of a larger research project designed to investigate functions o...
This article reports the findings of a research study carried out in 2006. The purpose of the stud...
This article reports the first part of a larger research project designed to investigate functions o...
This article reports the results of an action-research project that examines enhancing students’ Eng...
This article contains a description of a research project carried out with a group of English Langua...
L’estudi d’autobiografies lingüístiques de l’alumnat d’educaci&o...
This article presents the outcomes of an action research project aimed at developing English languag...
Autobiographies depict with words life stories, personal experiences, and perceptions that allow res...
This article presents the results of a study on utilizing stories for teaching English as a foreign ...
This article focuses on the description of a methodological innovation implemented in a beginner’s E...
This study reports the findings of research dealing with sixth-graders’ perceptions of English langu...
This article aims at raising awareness about student´s beliefs about English learning in two public ...
Each year, the United States becomes more ethnically and linguistically diverse, with more than 90 p...
This article shows some results of a work that had as main objective to identify if it exists any re...
This project involved three different groups of seventh grade, at the Luis López de Mesa state schoo...
This article reports the first part of a larger research project designed to investigate functions o...
This article reports the findings of a research study carried out in 2006. The purpose of the stud...
This article reports the first part of a larger research project designed to investigate functions o...
This article reports the results of an action-research project that examines enhancing students’ Eng...