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A podcast for language teachers and linguists. Short, practical and forward-thinking. Each episode, we talk to one expert within the field of language teaching. We discuss what's most important for them and look at practical ideas to bring into your work. For more information, please visit www.oxfordlp.org.
On this episode, our guest is Sandy Millin, and we discuss professional development, why it’s important and where you can find it. Sandy is coming to the end of 6 years as the Director of Studies at IH Bydgoszcz, after which she will be a freelance teacher, trainer and materials writer. She has also self-published three books: Richer Speaking, ELT Playbook 1 and ELT Playbook Teacher Training.
You can learn more about what Sandy does via her blog at www.sandymillin.wordpress.com and via Twitter at www.twitter.com/sandymillin.
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What on earth is a noun phrase?
A podcast for language teachers and linguists. Short, practical and forward-thinking. Each episode, we talk to one expert within the field of language teaching. We discuss what's most important for them and look at practical ideas to bring into your work. For more information, please visit www.oxfordlp.org.
