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Publications Online | Alan S. Mackenzie's Blog
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Alan S. Mackenzie's Blog. Exploring English Language Teacher Development. Here is a list of online publications I have written or had a hand in. There are a lot more, but they are only available on paper. Felt the need for a summary list for my own reference, so here it is:. British Council (2013). Can English medium education work in Pakistan? Mackenzie, A. S. and Padwad, A. (2012, March). Working across Cultures Issues in Managing a Teacher’s Association. Primary Innovations: A collection of papers.
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Alan S. Mackenzie's Blog. Exploring English Language Teacher Development. Small Steps in English Language Teacher Development in Surin: Step One. Based on a report submitted to Surin Education Service Area 3 and published in this form originally by the Volunteer Educational Network (VEN). Early education; addition of four more years of English education (starting from first grade rather than fifth). Dictation of methodologies to be used by teachers; TPR in first two grades, Theme- and Task-based approach...
Myths and Realities | Alan S. Mackenzie's Blog
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Alan S. Mackenzie's Blog. Exploring English Language Teacher Development. Four major ideas in education have been debunked without my noticing. Since they are so widespread in their infiltration of presentations, papers and webpages, I thought I better do my bit to spread the word. All are intuitively compelling. None have any research base to back them up. As a matter of balance, I think i’ll work on an entry on the importance of intuition in teaching😉. 1 The Learning Cone is fake. 3 There is no eviden...
Small Steps in English Language Teacher Development in Surin: Step One | Alan S. Mackenzie's Blog
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Alan S. Mackenzie's Blog. Exploring English Language Teacher Development. Small Steps in English Language Teacher Development in Surin: Step One. Based on a report submitted to Surin Education Service Area 3 and published in this form originally by the Volunteer Educational Network (VEN). Early education; addition of four more years of English education (starting from first grade rather than fifth). Dictation of methodologies to be used by teachers; TPR in first two grades, Theme- and Task-based approach...
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Alan S. Mackenzie's Blog. Exploring English Language Teacher Development. An ELT professional of 20 years in Asia, talking about and to similar. Would you please send me a copy of your survey using Kirkpatrick’s four level of evaluation for the first two levels? Note: I emailed you on your British Council email but it bounced back. How do they demonstrate this? I don’t have a specific survey that you could use as these really have to be written directly for the specific project. The evaluation ...You are...
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Sue Leather | The Training Zone
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A place to talk about teacher and trainer development in ELT. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Author Archives: Sue Leather. I'm an international ELT consultant, trainer/teacher trainer and author. How do teachers learn? March 30, 2012. How do we learn as teachers? Is it by studying the research into language learning? Photo by Arash Soufivand. Professionals learn mainly by reflecting in/on action. Not by applying research-based theories (The Reflective Practitioner,1983). Learn by fir...
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A place to talk about teacher and trainer development in ELT. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. The end- and the beginning of reflection! April 7, 2011. Over 720,000 teachers, 1600 teacher trainers, 100 plus trainer trainers and thousands of mentors. By any measure, the statistics of the British Council’s ETTE (English for Teaching: Teaching for English) project. ETTE Trainers in Pakistan. Inevitably, a long project such as this goes through a number of different phases&#...
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Alan S. Mackenzie's Blog | Exploring English Language Teacher Development
Alan S. Mackenzie's Blog. Exploring English Language Teacher Development. Well, Here is a completely copied presentation. My Kazakh audience today were asking me, how do I deal with plagiarism. I told them, no ideas in this world are new and they have to be referenced. I hope I have properly done that here. Technology in education. If you see something you don’t like, let me know. Comments : Leave a Comment. More secrets and lies. We need to lovingly embrace split infinitives. Also, you can. Four major i...
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Alan Smale writes science fiction and fantasy, currently focusing on alternate history and historical fantasy. His novella of a Roman invasion of ancient America, "A Clash of Eagles", won the 2010 Sidewise Award for Alternate History, and the first book in a trilogy set in the same universe, CLASH OF EAGLES. Was published by Del Rey (in the US) and Titan Books (in the UK and Europe) in March 2015. Sequels EAGLE IN EXILE and EAGLE AND EMPIRE are scheduled to appear in 2016 and 2017. 19-23 August, 2015.
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Adventures in Alternate History. The Decline and Rise of the Roman Empire. In which I argue that the Decline and Fall of the western Roman Empire was by no means inevitable. [This is the Director’s Cut of a two-part essay titled “Decline and Rise” that originally appeared on Suvudu.com in March.]. To fall. That the Imperium’s collapse was almost preordained, a consequence of marauding tribes from without and moral decay and degenerate leadership from within. I think this greatly overstates the case.
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Monday, September 20, 2010. Yesterday, we talked about how important it is for us to be leery of complacency as a church. With 95% of evangelical churches in America doing nothing to grow, this is of primary importance to us. One question that arose is the difference between complacency and contentment. Are the two different and if so what is that difference? On contentment, Paul writes:. 2 Corinthians 12:10 (NASB77). Paul refused to let circumstances control his actions for the sake of the work of God, ...
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