Have you read any good ESL Books?

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Sep 1st, 2006, 04:22 am

simplyesl

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Re: Have you read any good ESL Books?

At my school, we do a monthly "workshop" where we focus on improving an area of our teaching.
our two managers prepare some things, but it's basically an open forum to discuss a particular teaching area.

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