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The role of emotions and beliefs in developing language teacher's professional identity
Many studies have investigated different positive and negative emotions that teachers experience in their work place, in addition to their teaching beliefs. However, none of these studies addressed the role of these emotions in formulating teaching beliefs and how both emotions and beliefs shape tea...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2020
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