Citas
Allwright, Dick & Bailey, Kathleen (1991). Focus on the LanguageClassroom: An Introduction to Classroom Research for LanguageTeachers, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Aitken, Joan & Neer, Michael (1991). Variables Associated with Question-Asking in College Classroom, PaperPresented in the Annual Meeting of the Speech Communication Association, Atlanta, Georgia (Documento ERIC).
Batchelder, Ann & Keane, Frank (1977). An Analysis of Lecture in the College Classroom Through Systematic Observation, Journal ofClassroom Interaction, 13 (1), pp. 33-43 (Documento ERIC).
Brown, George (1985). Microteaching. A Programme of Teaching Skills, 3th ed., U.S.A.: Methuen & Co.
Brown, George & Edmonson, R. (1984). Asking-Questions, ClassroomTeaching Skills. The Research Findings of the Teacher EducationProyect, London & Sydney: Croom-Helm.
Delamont, Sara & Hamilton, David (1978). Investigación en el Aula: Una Crítica y un Nuevo Planteamiento, Las Relaciones Profesor-Alumno, Barcelona: Oikos-Tau.
Dillon, J. T. (1990). The Practice of Questioning, (International Series on Communication Skills, 1). London: Routledge.
Ferrandez, Adalberto; Sarramona, Jaume & Tarín, Luis (1979). TecnologíaDidáctica. Teoría y Práctica de la Programación Escolar, 4a. ed. revisada y ampliada, Barcelona, España: CEAC.
Pearson, Judy & West, Richard (1990). An Initial Investigation of Genderon Student Base, Paper Presented in the Annual Meeting of the Speech Communication Association, Chicago (Documento ERIC).
Pfau, Richard (1977). A Comparison of the Nepalese and U.S. ClassroomBehaviors, Paper Presented at 21st Annual Meeting, Comparative and International Educational Society, New Orleans, Luisiana (Documento ERIC).
Stanford, Gene & Roark, Albert (1981). Interacción Humana en laEducación, México: Diana.
Wragg, E. C. (1984). Classroom Teaching Skills. The Research Findings ofthe Teacher Education Proyect, London & Sydney: Croom-Helm