| نویسندگان | مریم السادات نظام الدینی کچوئی-علی رحیمی-سیداحمد مدنی بروجنی |
| تاریخ انتشار | 2013-3-01 |
| نوع نشریه | الکترونیکی |
چکیده مقاله
This article aims at investigating the relationship between English instructors’ approaches to
teaching and student incivilities in their classrooms. Previous studies revealed that student
incivility could be influenced by variables such as class size, subject matter, and academic
achievement. In this study, 137 English instructors filled in two sets of questionnaires, one
probing into the instructors’ approaches to teaching and the other asking for student incivility.
The results indicated that the facilitative teachers reported to have encountered fewer
students’ incivilities in classrooms. The importance of this finding is that an instructor’s belief
in a certain instructional school of thought can deeply influence his or her conception of
students’ incivilities in a way that he or she does not even notice these incivilities in the
classroom.