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Pre-service Teachers’ Intercultural Learning through the SEA Teacher Program: A Qualitative Study in Vietnam Hana, Laela; Ardini, Sukma Nur; Widiyanto, Muhammad Wahyu
Langkawi: Journal of The Association for Arabic and English Vol. 11 No. 1 (2025)
Publisher : Institut Agama Islam Negeri (IAIN) Kendari

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31332/lkw.v11i1.11304

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This research investigated the cultural immersion and pedagogical exchange of pre-service teachers participating in the SEA Teacher program, with focus on its impact on teaching practices and career development in the home country. A phenomenological qualitative design was employed. Data were collected through questionnaires and interviews with twelve pre-service teachers who participated in the SEA Teacher program in Dong Thap, Vietnam. Therefore, the criteria taken in the selection of participants such as: (1) participation in the full duration of the program, (2) teaching experience in at least one host school in Dong Thap, and (3) willingness to engage in in-depth interviews and reflection. Participants reported increased awareness of the need to adapt teaching methodologies to align with local cultural contexts, which was perceived to improve learning outcomes and foster cultural sensitivity. Language barriers were reframed as opportunities to employ creative instructional strategies, such as games and collaborative activities, which enhanced student engagement. The research also highlighted the role of cultural knowledge, communication skills, and open-mindedness in promoting inclusive learning environments. Findings suggest that integrating culturally responsive pedagogies contributes to a positive and engaging classroom atmosphere. Furthermore, this research identified a need for structured pre-program training, including virtual classroom observations and curriculum workshops with partner institutions. The participants’ readiness may be enhanced with such preparation to design context-specific learning modules and navigate local educational systems effectively.  
Integrating Stress Management into Teaching Practices: A Reflective Case Study of Pre-Service Teachers in the SEA Teacher Program Suciati, Sri; Hana, Laela; Truc, Le Chanh; Ardini, Sukma Nur
Allure Journal Vol 5, No 2 (2025): July 2025
Publisher : Universitas PGRI Semarang

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26877/allure.v5i2.24099

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This study investigated the stress management strategies during the SEA Teacher program which implemented in teaching. The research questions inquiries: (1) What were the stressors faced by pre-service teachers during the SEA-Teacher Program (2) What strategies did they employ to manage these pressures. The aims of this study were recognized and outlined the pressures faced by these upcoming pre-service teachers during their overseas internship, and clarify the kinds of coping strategies and techniques they utilized. This study was conducted in the Dong Thap, Vietnam. The method is used qualitative approach with descriptive type was employed using questionnaire and interview to collect the data from twelve pre-service teachers who participated in SEA Teacher program. The findings revealed that there was the source of stress which revealed in several key; communication style, pressure of language adaptation, and cultural differences. Furthermore, it focused on the significance of psychological debriefing and organizational assistance in global internship programs for pre-service teachers. Their capacity to handle stress is greatly influenced by elements like social support, readiness, and the pre-service teachers’ ability to reflect on themselves. Considering these results, it is suggested that SEA Teacher program should improve their mental health support. This enhancement could include providing training focused on stress management and developing abilities for effective intercultural communication. Additionally, maintaining steady social support, like mentoring and peer assistance networks, is crucial for aiding pre-service teachers in coping with stress throughout their internship experiences.
Co-Authors Sri Suciati Sukma Nur Ardini Truc, Le Chanh Widiyanto, Muhammad Wahyu