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KEYNOTE - The constraints of dogma - Phillip Brown warns of the dangers of using inflexible criteria to judge teachers and teaching.| 2014
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PRACTICAL IDEAS - Important lessons in life - Katie Quartano offers practical ways to introduce disability issues in class.| 2014
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Don't waste your time! - Alex Case suggests some useful fillers for the end of the lesson.| 2014
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Using cartoons - Vanessa Leonardi uses animated films to teach young learners in Italy.| 2014
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Vocabulary mnemonics - Filiz Mergen and Simon Mumford look at the theory and practice of creating your own memory aids.| 2014
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READING - The Say-it activity - John Macalister promotes speaking through reading.| 2014
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TECHNOLOGY MATTERS - Tech News & EventsCarrier, Michael et al. | 2014
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MOOCS: All that glitters may not be gold ... - Susan McLean-Orlando describes a TESOL online tutor's experience of a MOOC.| 2014
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Using multimedia to motivate students - Boutkhil Guemide and Chellali Benachaiba describe a study conducted with English Master's students in Algeria.| 2014
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TECHNOLOGY MATTERS - Developing multimedia literacy - Mark Wilkinson and Mary Ellis describe three multimedia projects for the ESL classroom.| 2014
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Webwatch - Michael Carrier looks at presentation tools.| 2014
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TESTING AND ASSESSMENT - Testing times - William Chaves Gomes knows from experience that tests should be fair.| 2014
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Devising multiple-choice questions, quizzes and tests - Charles Jannuzi offers advice and examples.| 2014
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ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES - Lexical cohesion in academic writing - Richard Nicholas looks at ways to help learners improve the structure of their texts.| 2014
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IT MADE ME THINK - Gender differences in our classrooms - Carin Chesser looks at how gender affects how a child learns — And whether we should respond in some way.| 2014
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ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES - Needs analysis is dead; long live needs analysis! - David Mann can't decide whether needs analysis is useful or not.| 2014
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REVIEWS - A Book I've Used - Proficiency ExpertVan Canh, Le et al. | 2014
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Natural Business EnglishBrennan, Brian et al. | 2014
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Get on Stage!Elliott, Darren et al. | 2014
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Listening and Note-taking SkillsMcDonough, Jo et al. | 2014
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Background Books - Phonology for ListeningRimmer, Wayne et al. | 2014
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The Book of PronunciationBrennan, Brian et al. | 2014
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Technology Enhanced Language LearningCarrier, Michael et al. | 2014
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Essential Teacher KnowledgePulverness, Alan et al. | 2014
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Meaningful ActionMarks, Jonathan et al. | 2014
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How Languages are LearnedMcDonough, Steven et al. | 2014
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What's new| 2014
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Writing for MET| 2014
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Subscription information| 2014