Felicity Gardner has dedicated many years to teaching English as a second language, honing her skills through workshops and presentations in in-service courses. After taking early retirement in 1992, she became a volunteer, contributing to ESL teacher training in Egypt, the Czech Republic, and Ecuador. Her extensive background in second language instruction shapes her writing, offering readers unique insights into language education. Through her work, she fosters pedagogical development and international understanding in English language teaching.
Have you ever wondered what your dog is really thinking? Read this book to find out! An older, wiser dog offers hilarious advice to puppies about how to be a pet, including quickly grabbing any snacks left laying around before your owner changes their mind, helping out by 'sorting' the rubbish and always leading the way on walks. All dog-lovers will laugh with recognition at this very funny story from a talented husband-and-wife duo.
An accessible guide to using English in the classroom for non-native speaker teachers. The book is in two parts: Section 1 provides advice on issues such as how to check that learners have understood and when to use English. Section 2 looks at different situations in the classroom, for example, 'Using the coursebook' and 'Giving instructions'. schovat popis
Felicity Bryan was best known as one of Britain's leading literary agents.