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Roles of teachers A case study based on: Diary of a language teacher (JOACHIM APPEL 1995)

@inproceedings{Beltrn2000RolesOT,
  title={Roles of teachers A case study based on: Diary of a language teacher (JOACHIM APPEL 1995)},
  author={Elina Vilar Beltr{\'a}n},
  year={2000}
}
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Roles of teachers A case study based on: Diary of a language teacher (JOACHIM APPEL 1995)

Institutions and groups vary in their role expectations. -Individuals vary in the way they play roles. -The same people may relate to each other in quite different ways when they change roles

  • Institutions and groups vary in their role expectations. -Individuals vary in the way they play roles. -The same people may relate to each other in quite different ways when they change roles

Roles may be socially prescribed (e.g. pupil) or self-chosen (e.g. teacher)

  • Roles may be socially prescribed (e.g. pupil) or self-chosen (e.g. teacher)

EILINAVILAR.indd

  • EILINAVILAR.indd

A person's behaviour is largely determined by the role he is in at any given time. -Each person has a number of different roles

  • A person's behaviour is largely determined by the role he is in at any given time. -Each person has a number of different roles