This talk will take a look at how textbooks are put together. It will also look at the textbook's responsibilities, at some misconceptions about them and at the creative compromises which textbook writers and publishers have to make. It will describe a pragmatic view about how textbooks are used in different classrooms around the world.
Simon Greenall - How textbooks work: from Dogme to Pragme
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Alastair Grant - English teaching as corporate social responsibility
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Maureen McGarvey - Dealing with difficult people
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Panel discussion
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Jeremy Harmer - Does practising music tell us anything about language practice?
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Tessa Woodward - The Professional Life Cycles of Teachers
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Adrian Underhill - Demand High 2
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Jim Scrivener - Demand High 1
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Jonny Ingham - Creating Community
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Diana England & Caroline Fonseca - You Having a Larf Then?
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Alex Bunten - Start Smart: Country and Company Cultural Orientations
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