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| Leadership Updates |
| WHAT DO WE DO IN PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION? |
| Robert J. Dickey, Keimyung University, Daegu, South Korea |
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| LETTER FROM THE EDITORS |
Jacqueline Evans & Hannaliisa Savolainen, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff Arizona, USA |
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| Articles |
| LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION: A PERSPECTIVE ON COURSE GRADES, FORMAL TESTING, AND LEVEL PROMOTION |
Nicholas Ferdinandt, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, USA |
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How do students get promoted in your English program? What system of assessment and evaluation does your program use to advance students through its levels? Nicholas Ferdinandt discusses these practices and shares perspectives on these topics in this article. Read More |
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| TESOL PROGRAM ADMINISTRATORS AS MANAGERS: APPROACHES TO BUDGETING |
Robert J. Dickey, Keimyung University, Daegu, South Korea |
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I don’t want to be a manager, I’m a teacher! In the world of program administration, you must be more than teacher, more than team leader/mentor. There are a number of roles to explore. In this first article in a new series, we explore the darkest corners of program management—budgeting. Read More |
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| Book Review |
| REVIEW OF UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIPS WITH THE CORPORATE SECTOR: FACULTY EXPERIENCES WITH FOR-PROFIT MATRICULATION PATHWAY PROGRAMS |
Lara M. Ravitch, University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon, USA |
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In the last decade, corporate entities have begun to approach
universities to implement joint ESL teaching ventures. Many of these
universities already have ESL programs, and the corporate partnerships
have repercussions for existing faculty and administrators. A new book
(Winkle, 2013) is the first to address this increasingly urgent
concern. Read More |
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