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Tag Archives: ESP
ESP Project Leader Profile: Tim Murphey
Hello, ESPers worldwide! In the 50th ESP Project Leader Profile, I am honored to be able to feature a TESOL veteran and my colleague at Kanda University of International Studies (KUIS), Professor Tim Murphey. Tim’s profile is my final post … Continue reading
ESP Project Leader Profile: Louise Greener
Hello, ESPers worldwide! In the 49th ESP Project Leader Profile, we travel again to the United Kingdom, this time to meet Louise Greener, and we gain insights into spreading “organizational culture” and “best institutional and pedagogical practices.” Louise was introduced … Continue reading
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Leadership and Learner Autonomy for Achieving Your Dreams
Hello, ESPers worldwide! At Kanda University of International Studies (KUIS) in Chiba, Japan, there is an internationally renowned self-access learning center—the SALC. The KUIS SALC is described as follows on its website: The Self-Access Learning Centre (SALC) at Kanda University … Continue reading
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Under the Ice in a Business English Class in Japan
Hello, ESPers worldwide! One thing that I really like about the classroom is the opportunity to “create” on the spot. I love those “magical moments” when seemingly unconnected things are brought together to make a lesson. The joy is in … Continue reading
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ESP Project Leader Profile: Robin Sulkosky
Hello, ESPers worldwide! In this ESP Project Leader Profile, we meet Robin Sulkosky, who is a leader in the TESOL ESPIS, as you will read below. Born and raised in central Alabama, Robin currently lives in Japan with his wife, … Continue reading
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ESP Project Leader Profile: Prithvi Shrestha
Hello, ESPers worldwide! It is my privilege to be able to introduce to you Dr. Prithvi Shrestha, who has worked closely with the TESOL ESPIS over the years in his role as a leader of the IATEFL ESP Special Interest … Continue reading
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ESP Project Leader Profile: Tarana Patel
Hello, ESPers worldwide! Tarana Patel is the founder of learnEd, LLC with a base in Los Angeles and an office in Ahmedabad, India. Early career starters and corporate employees are learnEd’s primary audience. learnEd’s first entrepreneurial effort was an internship program … Continue reading
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4 Ways to Address the Question: What Is English for Specific Purposes?
Hello, ESPers worldwide! I was recently reading an article (Smoak, 2003) being discussed in the reading group (for TESOL ESPIS members) conceived, launched, and moderated by Robin Sulkosky, who is on the ESPIS steering board. (You can access the reading … Continue reading
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