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TESOL English Language Bulletin- Social-Emotional Learning and the Middle School Student 27 March 2023
- Teachers in India to Receive TESOL English Teaching Credential 27 March 2023
- Peer review in multilingual classes 27 March 2023
- TESOL Announces Professional Development for Honduran English Teachers 27 March 2023
- A dual immersion program that's unique — and seeing academic returns 27 March 2023
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Tag Archives: social responsibility
TESOL-IATEFL Discussion: ESP Projects for Social Change
Kevin Knight
Hello ESPers, worldwide! The TESOL-IATEFL online discussion about how ESP projects can create positive social change was recorded on 10 February 2016. Here is a description. Title: TESOL-IATEFL Online Discussion About How ESP Projects Can Create Positive Social Change Description: Experienced ESP practitioners from … Continue reading
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Investigating Social Issues Through Literature
Guest Author
A Guest Post by Sybil Marcus Sybil Marcus has lived and worked on four continents. She taught ESL at the University of California at Berkeley Extension and at the Summer English Language Studies on the Berkeley campus. She has presented at … Continue reading
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Tagged as evergreen, literature in ELT, social responsibility, teaching literature
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Can We Really “Teach Peace”?
Kristen Lindahl
In light of recent violence in the world, I have been pondering the role of educators in this shifting paradigm. As members of an international organization, TESOL professionals can be found in every part of the globe, working with all types … Continue reading
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Tagged as evergreen, Kristen Lindahl, social responsibility, teacher education, teaching culture
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ESP For Social Change: What Is Your Passion?
Kevin Knight
Hello, ESPers worldwide! How often do you ask yourself the following questions? Who are my students? Why are they learning English? Why am I teaching them English? In addition to English communication skills, what are my students learning from me? … Continue reading
Learn, Think, Act: Implementing Global Citizenship One Coffee at a Time
Sherry Blok
Ah, coffee! If you’re like me, you need a good ol’ cup of java to start your day. Everyone is thirsty for coffee in North America, so it’s a great topic to tackle in the ELT classroom. It’s universal, yet … Continue reading
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Tagged as classroom practice, evergreen, fair trade, global citizenship, social responsibility, TESOL Teacher of the Year
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