Appendix N The Emerging Themes from the Interview Study with University Tutors Involved in Teacher Training

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Table N1 Tutors’ Views on Global Competence Development
Themes
Sub-themes
Global Competence Development in University Tutors’ Lessons
Bringing the global content into class (everyone)
Students choose their own topics (SI, SK, SR, SU)
Student presentations (SI, SK, SR)
Debating (SI, SK, SM, SR)
Projects (SI, SR)
Experiential learning (SK, SR)
Responsibility to Develop Students’ Global Competence
Educating students (everyone)
More easily done in language classes (SI, SU)
Every teacher’s responsibility (everyone)
Students’ own responsibility (U, I)
University’s role (SI, SK, SM)
Language Teacher or Educator?
Educator (SI, SM, SR, SU)
Profile of a Globally Competent Teacher
Democratic, authentic atmosphere (SM, SR)
Democratic decision-making in the classroom (SI, SK)
Meta-awareness (SI, SU)
Experiential learning (SK, SR)
Global Competence Development in Teacher Education
Essential (everyone)
It is already present (SK, SU)
Should be present more markedly (SM, SR)
 
 

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Table N2 Developing the Knowledge Component of Global Competence
Themes
Sub-themes
Teaching First-Year Language Development Classes
Really love teaching these courses (everyone)
Transformation (SI, SK, SU)
Free to select what to cover (everyone)
Topics at the exam (SI, SK, SU)
Coursebook (SI, SM, SU)
Students’ interest (SK, SR)
Global Issues
A variety of issues: migration, gender equality, climate change, poverty, financial inequality, world politics, world conflicts, globalisation, bullying, mental health issues, recycling, and global health issues (SI, SM, SR, SU)
No deliberate inclusion (SK, SR)
Local Issues
Hardly any (everyone)
Education (SM, SR)
Intercultural Issues
No explicit mention (SI, SU)
Cultural differences (everyone)
Topics Tutors Do Not Include
No taboos (SM, SR, SU)
Politics and religion (SK, SM, SU)
Feelings in connection with Teaching Global Content
Generally positive feelings (SI, SM, SR, SU)
Anxiety (SI, SM).
Frequency of the Inclusion of Global Content
Regularly (SI, SR, SU)
Importance of Dealing with Issues of Global Significance
Extremely important (SI, SM)
Unavoidable (SI, SK, SR)
Background Variables Influencing the Inclusion of Global Content
The topicality of the issue (SI, SK, SM, SU)
The core material (SI, SM, SU)
Students’ interests (SK, SM, SU)
Language value (SI, SM, SR, SU)
 
 
 
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