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Teaching approaches and language proficiency among teachers in English-medium education: exploring correlations and pedagogical implications

28 april
Whether teachers in English-medium instruction (EMI) contexts possess adequate English skills to teach in their disciplines is widely debated in internationalized higher education. From such debates emerges the assumption that EMI teachers’ approach to teaching is associated with their level of English proficiency; crucially, however, empirical evidence of such a connection is missing.
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A mixed-methods study on the effects of a growth mindset program in Finnish elementary schools

28 april
The aim of the present study was to explore the effects of a growth mindset intervention program called I can learn among Finnish elementary school students. Altogether, 116 third-grade students participated in this study, which used both quantitative and qualitative evidence to measure the effects of the intervention program. 

Children’s school reluctance and satisfaction: the combined role of teacher support and parent–child relation

28 april
There have been growing concerns about school absenteeism in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic. Yet, little is known about the precursors to absenteeism. This study aimed to better understand how child-perceived teacher support and family relations (i.e., parent–child relationship and interparental conflict) were related to children’s school reluctance and satisfaction, respectively. 

Teachers’ (mis)recognition of pupils’ cultural capital and their navigation of schools’ middle-class normativity

28 april
This study investigated how Finnish teachers recognise and navigate schools’ classed reality. We used thematic analysis with Bourdieu’s concepts of economic, social, and cultural capital to analyse the interviews of 17 primary school teachers and four principals in eight schools in socioeconomically different areas.