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|Abstract=Identity is a comprehensive and complicated concept in the process of language teaching and learning. The present study attempted to examine the effect of teachers’ talk and identity in the classroom context on EFL learners’ achievements. The Conversation Analysis (CA) approach was applied to gather and analyze naturally-occurring spoken interaction. The teachers’ interactions with their learners were audio-recorded and analyzed in terms of the IRF cycle (Initiation-Response-Feedback), turn-taking and renovate. The findings indicated that the plenty of interaction was assembled and retained through dissymmetrical and privileged relations. The teacher identified, and regulated most of the social actions that happened in the classroom context, most of which were also completely designed on a goal-oriented basis .It was concluded that it is time to re-assert the role of teacher as a dominant individual who controls learning inside and outside the classroom; educators and teachers should develop an instructional design that focuses on incorporating active learning and student-centered pedagogy into the traditional lecture-based courses.
learning. The present study attempted to examine the effect of teachers’ talk and identity in the classroom
 
context on EFL learners’ achievements. The Conversation Analysis (CA) approach was applied to gather and
 
analyze naturally-occurring spoken interaction. The teachers’ interactions with their learners were audiorecorded
 
and analyzed in terms of the IRF cycle (Initiation-Response-Feedback), turn-taking and renovate.
 
The findings indicated that the plenty of interaction was assembled and retained through dissymmetrical and
 
privileged relations. The teacher identified, and regulated most of the social actions that happened in the
 
classroom context, most of which were also completely designed on a goal-oriented basis .It was concluded that
 
it is time to re-assert the role of teacher as a dominant individual who controls learning inside and outside the
 
classroom; educators and teachers should develop an instructional design that focuses on incorporating active
 
learning and student-centered pedagogy into the traditional lecture-based courses.
 
 
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Alijani-Barjesteh2018
BibType ARTICLE
Key Alijani-Barjesteh2018
Author(s) Afsaneh Alijani, Hamed Barjesteh
Title The role of EFL teacher’s talk and identity in Iranian classroom context
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Tag(s) EMCA, Classroom, Identity, Teachers, Students
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Year 2018
Language English
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Journal Theory and Practice in Language Studies
Volume 8
Number 6
Pages 606–612
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DOI 10.17507/tpls.0806.08
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Abstract

Identity is a comprehensive and complicated concept in the process of language teaching and learning. The present study attempted to examine the effect of teachers’ talk and identity in the classroom context on EFL learners’ achievements. The Conversation Analysis (CA) approach was applied to gather and analyze naturally-occurring spoken interaction. The teachers’ interactions with their learners were audio-recorded and analyzed in terms of the IRF cycle (Initiation-Response-Feedback), turn-taking and renovate. The findings indicated that the plenty of interaction was assembled and retained through dissymmetrical and privileged relations. The teacher identified, and regulated most of the social actions that happened in the classroom context, most of which were also completely designed on a goal-oriented basis .It was concluded that it is time to re-assert the role of teacher as a dominant individual who controls learning inside and outside the classroom; educators and teachers should develop an instructional design that focuses on incorporating active learning and student-centered pedagogy into the traditional lecture-based courses.

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