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Books I’ve been reading recently that I haven’t had time to review but would highly recommend (in no particular order): Office Ladies and Salaried Men- Yuko Ogasawara (University of California Press). A real inside look on what goes on in … Continue reading
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“…teachers who have been told that their students are ‘high achievers’ (even if they are not) tend to get the kind of results associated with high achievement”. Scott Thornbury in An A-Z of ELT (Macmillan)- a very readable and accessible book … Continue reading
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