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TESOL English Language Bulletin- Government toughens rules for people seeking citizenship with new English language requirements 15 February 2019
- Children who eat lunch score 18 percent higher in reading tests 15 February 2019
- 'These kids are isolated': Arizona lawmakers weigh how to teach non-English speaking students 15 February 2019
- TESOL Press 15 February 2019
- 5 strategies to improve the learning experience for K-12 students 15 February 2019
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Tag Archives: ELL empowerment
Empowering Women Living in Difficult Circumstances
Sherry Blok
When I first spoke to Cathy Raymond in mid-December 2016, little did we both know about the storm that was about to hit. As I review our interview, her words and actions take on a much deeper, more profound meaning. … Continue reading
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Tagged as civil rights, ELL empowerment, evergreen, human rights, mentoring, women and leadership, women's education, women's rights
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TESOL 2017: A Moment to Be Cherished
Narad Kumar Rijal
I have always dreamed of attending the TESOL convention and presenting a paper at the august gathering. It is almost a mela ( a fair) for English language professionals to engage, enrich, and empower their understandings and expertise. My dream … Continue reading
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Tagged as ELL empowerment, evergreen, teacher empowerment, TESOL 2017, TESOL ambassador, TESOL Convention
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ESP, Trust, and Empowerment
Kevin Knight
Hello, ESPers worldwide! When I first came to Japan in the mid 80s, I was a relatively young teacher. I recall working with mid-level managers in the training center of a large Sony factory. Sometimes the managers would disagree with … Continue reading
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Tagged as building trust in ELT, ELL empowerment, ESP, evergreen, Kevin Knight, self-directed learning
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