Reflecting on leadership in language education (a review)
This is a very interesting book which covers and promotes the role of reflective practice or, as some call it, reflexivity, in language teaching and leadership in education. Reflective practice involves devoting time to thinking about your work, examining what has gone well and what could have gone better and deciding how you can improve your performance. The editor and organiser of the book is Andy Curtis, Professor of Graduate Education at Anaheim University in the USA and one-time President of the TESOL international organisation. The book is part of a series on reflective practice with Thomas Farrell of Brock University as series editor.
Volume 6 Issue 1
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Powering the future: Academic journals and language research
Kenneth N. Beatty
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Dealing with foreign language speaking anxiety: What every language teacher should know
Chahrazad Mouhoubi-Messadh, Kamel Khaldi
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Considering perspectives of others: A case study of intercultural learning among English language learners in Norway
Anastasia Hanukaev
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The role of prosody in expressing culture-specific speech behaviour of language teachers in English
Yulia E. Ivanova, Elena I. Mikhaleva
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Communicating recipient’s emotions: Text-triggered interest
Larisa A. Piotrovskaya, Pavel N. Trushchelev
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Hispanic toponymy of Western Sahara: Stratigraphic and typological analysis
Irina A. Martynenko, Olga S. Chesnokova
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McCarthy’s field guide to grammar (a review)
Barry Tomalin
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Reflecting on leadership in language education (a review)
Maurice Cassidy
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