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What does Closed mean when you are an Open Practitioner?

March 7, 2021by teresamac 1 Comment

Lockdown life sees us all very familiar with the notion of closed. Everything, apart from supermarkets and chemists, is closed in the UK for the 3rd lockdown since this time […]

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agency, open practice, power, retirement

Hope

May 12, 2019by teresamac Leave a comment

Gradually I’m emerging from writing, presenting, teaching, mentoring and marking exams (just orals to go this week) and I am determined to find some time to think and share thoughts […]

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Squirrelling away for another day

October 31, 2016by teresamac 3 Comments

This autumn we have been surrounded by the beauty of trees festooned in deep reds, yellows and browns. I’m told that the weather conditions this year have produced such a […]

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craft, open practice, reflection
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The importance of the craft of language teaching.

May 22, 2015by teresamac Leave a comment

You have spent at least 4 years at university, worked hard to develop your own language and intercultural skills and you are off to share them with others. Perhaps you […]

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teresamac

teresamac

Experienced language educator and innovator, now retired. Taught and managed language teaching (French and Spanish) for 35 years, researching voice over the internet and telecollaboration (virtual exchange) in language teaching, informal learning, assessment and learning theories.

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