The Relationship between Teaching Styles and Autonomy among Iranian Female EFL Teachers, Teaching at Advanced Levels

Abdollah Baradaran

English Language Teaching, 2016, vol. 9, issue 3, 223

Abstract: The current research aimed at inspecting the existence of a significant relationship between teachers’ teaching styles and their Autonomy. For this reason, two questionnaires with regard to the main variables were given to 175 female English language teachers, teaching at advanced levels. Moreover, non-parametric Mann Whitney and Kruskal Wallis tests were selected to compare the levels of each style in terms of Autonomy scores. The results showed no significant correlation between the two variables.

Date: 2016
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