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ELT Research in Chile

RICELT (Red de Investigatores Chilenos en ELT [the Network of Chilean ELT Researchers]) was launched at the IATEFL Chile conference in Santiago in July 2014. Pictures here.  RICELT's Facebook page is here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/443545925705506/ Its homepage is here:ricelt.cl/

The intial stages of formation of RICELT were supported by IATEFL Research SIG, which provided this web page in 2013 for a bibliography as the start-up activity.

The items originally posted here are retained below. But RICELT now hosts a more up-to-date bibliography itself.
Articles

Avalos, B. & Aylwin, P. 2007. How young teachers experience their professional work in Chile. Teaching and Teacher Education, 23(4), 515–528.

Díaz, C et al. (2011). Comparing Teaching Styles and Personality Types of EFL Instructors in the Public and Private Sectors. PROFILE, 13 (1), 111-127.

Díaz, C et al. (2012). The English Teacher: his beliefs about English language assessment at primary, secondary and tertiary levels. IKALA, Revista de lenguaje y cultura, 17 (1), 15-26.

Farias, M. (2005). "Critical language awareness in foreign language teaching."Lingüística y Literatura 16, 211-222.

Glas, K. (2008). English opens doors... but to what? Discourse analysis on English teaching in Chile, 2003-2006, Revista Educación y Pedagogía, Vol. XX, 51, 111-121

Jullian, P. (2002). Uncovering implicit information in original compounds. ELT Journal, 56 (4), 359-367.

King, P. (2007). Multidimentional analysis of spoken discourse in textbooks of English as a foreign language. Revista Signos, 40(63), 101-126.

Menard-Warwick, J. (2008). "The dad in the Che Guevara T-shirt: Narratives of Chilean English Teachers." Critical Inquiry in Language Studies 5:4, 243-264.

Menard-Warwick, J. (2011). Chilean English Teacher Identity and Popular Culture: Three Genera-tions. International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism 14(3): 261-277.

McKay, S. (2003). Teaching English as an international language: the chilean context. ELT Journal, 57, 139-148.

Ruecker, T. (2011). The potential of dual-language cross-cultural peer review. ELT Journal, 65 (4), 398-407.

Trajtemberg, C. & Yiakoumetti, A. (2011). Weblogs: a tool for EFL interaction, expression, and self-evaluation. ELT Journal, 65 (4), 437-445.

Books

Glas, K. (2013). Teaching English in Chile, A Study of Teacher Perceptions of their professional identity, student motivation and pertinent Learning contents, Frankfurt: Peter Lang GmbH.


MA Dissertations

Inostroza, M.J. (2011). ‘Assessing Group Work Implementation and the Difficulties Faced by Chilean Teachers of English as a Foreign Language with Young Learners in Large Classes’. (Unpublished MA Dissertation, University of Sheffield)

Tabali, P (2012). Chilean Teachers of English as a Foreign Language: Teaching Speaking Skills to Young Learners in Large Classes. (Unpublished MA Dissertation, University of Sheffield)

Online resources

Farias, M (2000). "EFL teachers' perception of school reform." Paper presented at the 6th International of IATEFL-Chile, Santiago, Chile. http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://web.usach.cl/~mfarias/IATEFL2000.htm&strip=1 Last access: 28/08/2013

Rebolledo, P. (2012). 'Action research for professional development: an ideal or 'real' construct?' Presentation at the 2012 IATEFL conference, Glasgow. http://iatefl.britishcouncil.org/2012/sessions/2012-03-20/action-research-professional-development-ideal-or-real-construct Last access: 28/08/2013

Sepulveda, M.T. (2009). The Importance of Affect in Teaching and Course books for Young Learners in Chile. Humanising Language Teaching, 11. http://www.hltmag.co.uk/dec09/mart01.htm Last access: 28/08/2013

Vera, F. (2009) "El estado del arte de la profesión de profesor de ingles: Que ocurre en Chile? Revista Nodo Educativo de la Universidad Tecnológica Metropolitana de Chile. Marzo 2009. http://www.utemvirtual.cl/nodoeducativo/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/art_fvera_3.pdf Last access: 09/08/2013

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  • Welcome
  • About
    • Committee
    • Join us
    • Contact us
  • Coming soon!
  • ReSIG News
  • ReSIG Members Area
  • Scholarship Winners Gallery
  • Teachers Research! Online Conference
  • Publishing opportunities
  • The MA ELT Quick Fire Presentation Event 2024
  • IATEFL International Conference
  • Teacher Research and/for the Global South Conference 2022
  • Online discussions
  • Webinars
    • MaWSIG & ReSIG : Research in Materials: a Joint Conference
    • Webinar: Investigating second language writing processes: Methodological advances and challenges
    • WEBINAR: Pedagogical approaches to the teaching of formulaic language
    • WEBINAR: Enhancement mentoring for teacher-research: a hopeful response to Covid-19
    • WEBINAR: The COVID-19 challenge and the teaching implications till now
    • WEBINAR: Conceptualising Practitioners’ Online Research in the COVID-19 Era
    • WEBINAR: Foreign language learner anxiety
    • Action Research: Collecting and analysing
    • Reflective tools for teacher development
    • EP in EAP webinar
    • Video in English language teacher education webinar
    • Webinar by Emily Edwards
  • ReSIG-GISIG project with Africa TESOL
    • ReSIG-GISIG project with Africa TESOL >
      • Pre-Conference Event (PCE) Africa TESOL
  • Publications
    • Books >
      • Stories by Teacher Researchers in an Online Research Community (2019)
      • Empowering Teacher-Researchers, Empowering Learners (2018)
      • ELT Research in Action (2018)
      • Developing Insights into Teacher-research (2017)
      • Developing as an EFL Researcher (2017)
      • Teachers Engaging in Research (2016)
      • Teacher-researchers in Action
      • Teachers Research!
    • Newsletter >
      • Issue 41
      • Issue 40
      • Issue 39
      • Issue 38
      • Issue 37
      • Issue 36
      • Issue 35
      • Issue 34
      • Issue 33
      • Issue 32
      • Issue 31
      • Issue 30
      • Issue 29
      • Issue 28
      • Issue 27
      • Issue 26
      • Issue 25
      • Issue 24
      • Issue 23
      • Issue 22
      • Issue 21
      • Issue 20
      • Issue 19
      • Write an article for ELT Research
  • Resources
  • Past Events
    • Zoltán Dörnyei: Questionnaire Design and Analysis
  • Teacher Research reports
  • Teachers research! 1 April 2014
    • Background to 'Teachers Research!'
    • Introduction to the Day
    • Christina Gkonou
    • Katie Moran
    • Becky Steven & Jessica Cobley
    • Esma Asuman Eray
    • Jayne Pearson
    • Bushra Ahmed Khurram
    • Elena Oncevska
    • Claire Fielder
    • Yasmin Dar
    • Angie (Akile) Nazim & Emily Mason
    • Oriana Onate
    • Martin Dutton & Arizio Sweeting
    • Ana Inés Salvi
    • Cynthia James
    • Discussion of teacher-research
    • Harry Kuchah & Richard Smith
    • Inés Miller
    • Judith Hanks
    • Daniel Xerri & Odette Vassallo
    • Paula Rebolledo & Tom Connelly
    • Final reflections
  • In the World
    • Cameroon
    • Chile
    • India
    • Kenya
    • South Eastern Europe
    • Turkey
  • Archive