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Viability of learner-centered instruction in a multi-cultural setting
An E HE, Ann HERON
Department of English Language Education (ELE)
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Learner-centered Teaching
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Multicultural Setting
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Learner-centered Class
100%
Hong Kong
50%
Teacher-learner
50%
Learning Process
50%
Learner Autonomy
50%
Interview Data
50%
Educational System
50%
School Role
50%
Sociocultural Context
50%
Teacher Expectations
50%
Teachers Training Institutions
50%
Student Expectations
50%
Structure Teaching
50%
English Course
50%
Teacher Intervention
50%
Dominant Culture
50%
Learner-centered Environment
50%
Skills-based
50%
Classroom Structure
50%
Social Sciences
Hong Kong
100%
Learner Autonomy
100%
Teacher Education
100%
Dominant Culture
100%
Computer Science
Cultural Setting
100%
Centered Instruction
100%
Teacher Training
50%
Teacher Expectation
50%
Dominant Culture
50%