دفاتر في اللسانيات والتعليمية
Volume 6, Numéro 1, Pages 166-176
2016-06-30
Authors : Boudjelal Mustapha .
The advent of technology had metamorphosed the very understanding of people’s practices and life routines as it permeated divergent fields, including education. Under this spirit, schools, colleges and universities in Algeria have opted for, say, an inflicted metamorphosis, to enhance the academic achievements of both teachers and learners. Nevertheless, this bright side had been contrasted by a gloomy side that stems from certain pedagogical practices. Rigorously put, teachers of the subject translation and computing are enclosed in their technophobic beliefs that are strengthened by fear from exploring technology translation in their classrooms and their mistrust for learners’ utter reliance on the machine to do the translation instead of them.
Translation Technology - Technophobic Pedagogy - Foreign Languages
Oum Elkhiout Imane
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Lesgaa Hasnia
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pages 496-509.
Baghli Asmaa
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pages 271-281.
Nadir Rachid
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Sadki Oumaima
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pages 6-18.
Haddaoui Soumia
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pages 739-750.