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Standards for Short-Term TEFL/TESL Certificate Programs
Standards for Short-Term TEFL/TESL Certificate Programs
Standards for Short-Term TEFL/TESL Certificate Programs
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Standards for Short-Term TEFL/TESL Certificate Programs

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TEFL/TESL short-term certificate programs are ubiquitous in the English language teaching landscape. This book presents not only program and administration standards to improve your program, but candidate standards that will improve the quality of your ESL/EFL teacher graduates.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherTESOL Press
Release dateSep 16, 2015
ISBN9781953745415
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    Standards for Short-Term TEFL/TESL Certificate Programs - TESOL International Association

    Front Cover of Standards for Short-Term TEFL/TESL Certificate Programs

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    Contents

    Acknowledgements

    Introduction

    Scope and Purpose

    Organization of Standards

    Rationale

    Organization and Program Management Standards

    Mission Statement

    Program Length and Structure

    Administration

    Candidate Services

    Curriculum and Instructor Standards

    Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment

    Instructor

    Candidate Standards

    Language

    Culture

    Instruction

    Assessment

    Professionalism

    Organization and Program Management Standards

    Domain 1: Mission Statement

    Mission Statement Standard 1: Mission Statement

    Domain 2: Program Length and Structure

    Program Length and Structure Standard 1: Program Length and Structure

    Domain 3: Administration

    Administration Standard 1: Administrative Structure and Policies

    Administration Standard 2: Recruitment Policies

    Administration Standard 3: Candidate Qualification

    Administration Standard 4: Admission and Enrollment Policies

    Administration Standard 5: Personnel Policies

    Administration Standard 6: Finances

    Administration Standard 7: Facilities, Equipment, and Supplies

    Domain 4: Candidate Services

    Candidate Services Standard 1: Candidate Services

    Curriculum and Instructor Standards

    Domain 1: Curriculum, Instruction, Assessment

    Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment Standard 1: Curriculum

    Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment Standard 2: Instructional Approaches and Materials

    Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment Standard 3: Curriculum Development and Review

    Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment Standard 4: Candidate Assessment

    Domain 2: Instructor

    Instructor Standard 1: Instructor Qualifications

    Instructor Standard 2: Instructional Skills

    Instructor Standard 3: Professional Development

    Candidate Standards

    Domain 1: Language

    Language Standard 1: Language as a System of Communication

    Language Standard 2: First and Second Language Acquisition and Development

    Domain 2: Culture

    Culture Standard 1: Connections Among Culture, Language, and Learning

    Domain 3: Instruction

    Instruction Standard 1: Planning Instruction

    Instruction Standard 2: Implementing Instruction

    Instruction Standard 3: Using Instructional Resources

    Domain 4: Assessment

    Assessment Standard 1: Assessment Theory

    Assessment Standard 2: Assessment Practices

    Domain 5: Professionalism

    Professionalism Standard 1: Professional Learning and Growth

    Professionalism Standard 2: Professional Ethics and Behavior

    Glossary

    References

    Acknowledgements

    TESOL International Association offers its sincere thanks to the dedicated expert group who developed these standards. Participants brought a breadth of expertise in standards development, extensive knowledge in short-term certificate programs in teaching English to speakers of other languages, and experience working in programs outside the United States.

    Expert Group

    Richmond Stroupe, chair

    Soka University, Japan

    Jan Dormer

    Messiah College, United States

    Rosario Giraldez

    Alianza Cultural Uruguay—Estados Unidos, Uruguay

    Natalie Kuhlman

    San Diego State University, professor emeritus, United States

    Seyed-Reza Mazloom-Farzaghy

    TESL Association of Ontario, Canada

    Teresa O’Donnell

    Commission on English Language Program Accreditation, United States

    Project Writers

    Diane Staehr Fenner

    DSF Consulting, United States

    Sydney Snyder

    DSF Consulting, United States

    Program Assessment Developer

    Yosra Abdelkareem

    2014–2015 Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow

    Project Staff

    John Segota, Associate Executive Director for Public Policy and Professional Relations

    Sarah Sahr, Director of Professional Learning & Research

    Valerie Borchelt, Professional Relations Manager

    Introduction

    Founded in 1966, TESOL International Association (www.tesol.org) is a professional community of educators, researchers, administrators, and students whose mission is to advance professional expertise in English language teaching and learning for speakers of other languages worldwide.

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