KRITIČKA PEDAGOGIJA ENGLESKOG JEZIKA KAO STRANOG: STAVOVI NASTAVNIKA IZ SRBIJE
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Ovo istraživanje ima za cilj da ustanovi u kojoj meri se nastavnici engleskog jezika kao stranog vode principima kritičke pedagogije kada donose odluke u vezi sa predmetom, materijalima, nastavnim planom i ulogama koje preuzimaju u učionici. U tom cilju, ukupno 116 nastavnika engleskog kao stranog popunilo je Upitnik kritičke pedagogije u konkretnom kontekstu (Roohani, Hashemian & Haghparast 2016). Cilj analize je da se utvrdi da li filozofska orijentacija nastavnika, njihov pol, stepen obrazovanja, godine nastavnog iskustva, tip institucije u kojoj rade i prosečna veličina odeljenja u kome predaju utiču na odluke koje donose u učionici. Rezultati pokazuju da nastavnici sa pozitivnim stavovima prema principima kritičke pedagogije, oni sa šest do deset godina iskustva u nastavi, i koji rade s grupama od šest do deset učenika, teže da svoju nastavu organizuju tako da podstiče razvoj aktivnih građana koji teže pravdi i emancipaciji.
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