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Action research communities for language teachers


Overview
Getting into
Action research
Resources and
activities
Success stories
Glossary and
Bibliography
ARC activities were based upon the conviction that teachers are at the heart of the quality process in the language learning classroom and we set out to support teachers in European classrooms using action research as an essential tool for the development of reflective classroom practice highlighting ways in which teachers can enhance their self-confidence and professionalism.

The results of the project are organised in the following sections:

 Getting into action research

 Resources and activities

 Success stories

 Related articles


www.ecml.at/actionresearch

Watch the “Action research communities for language teachers” webinar

DIRECT LINK TO GERMAN WEBINAR 

DIRECT LINK TO ENGLISH WEBINAR 

Training and consultancy offer

Trainings can be conducted in English, French, and German.
This offer is targeted at primary and secondary language teachers, higher education language teachers, secondary and tertiary teachers working through an L2, pre-service teachers and teacher educators. 

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Webinar 

In the webinar the project team and colleagues involved in action research speak about their experiences with action research in national contexts, the resources they developed and addressed questions raised by participants.

Project team


Christine LECHNER
(Coordinator)
Austria             

Brynhildur Anna RAGNARSDOTTIR
Iceland

Tita MIHAIU
Romania

Angela GALLAGHER-BRETT
United Kingdom

Renata ZANIN
Italy

Marianne JACQUIN
Switzerland

Project

These are the results from a project of the European Centre for Modern Languages within its "Languages at the heart of learning" programme 2016-2019.
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