IN SERVICE ENGLISH TEACHERS’ PERCEPTION OF JOINING ICT BASED TEACHER TRAINING

Utin Novianti Alawiyah(1*), Ni'matul Farikhah(2)

(1) Sebelas Maret University
(2) Sebelas Maret University
(*) Corresponding Author

Abstract

This study aims to investigate in-service English teachers’ perception toward experience in joining ICT-based teacher training and describe the impact of joining ICT-based teaching training on in-service English teachers’ teaching. This research study uses a narrative inquiry design to analyze the data from observation and semi-structured interviews. Observations were used to know the significant impact of joining ICT-based teaching training on in-service English teachers’ teaching, while interviews were to investigate in-service English teachers’ perceptions toward experience in joining ICT-based teacher training. The result showed that in-service teachers faced several obstacles in joining the training. However, the teacher also gained more knowledge about technology related to their teaching. The impact of the training is that in-service English teachers know more about the procedure to improve their ICT teaching. The training has greatly impacted in-service English teachers in developing new teaching methods.

Keywords

pembelajaran; fungsional; refleksi; interpretasi

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DOI: 10.23917/humaniora.v24i2.22942

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