the relationship between the critical thinking skills and the academic language proficiency of prospective teachers
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Abstract
We report on the relationships that exist between the critical thinking skills and the academic language proficiency ofa group of first-year prospective teachers at a South African university (n = 89). The results revealed the nature of the critical thinking skills as well as the academic language proficiency of the students. Significant correlations between academic language proficiency and making inferences, as well as between academic language proficiency and critical thinking as a general competency, were noted. The article concludes with recommendations on how to enhance critical thinking and language proficiency in the teacher-training curriculum.
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| Authors | ;M M (Mary) Grosser;Mirna Nel |
| Journal | international journal of applied linguistics and english literature |
| Year | 2013 |
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