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The Ethics of TESOL

ALAN E. WILLIAMS

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Learning a language internalise a new way of looking at the world and relating to people. Moral dilemmas in teaching English to speakers of other languages are discussed and suggestions of some suitable approaches are presented.

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Learning a language internalise a new way of looking at the world and relating to people. Moral dilemmas in teaching English to speakers of other languages are discussed and suggestions of some suitable approaches are presented.

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Learning a language internalise a new way of looking at the world and relating to people. Moral dilemmas in teaching English to speakers of other languages are discussed and suggestions of some suitable approaches are presented.

Key concepts: Project commissioning, Publishing, Engineering ethics, Sociology, English language, Engineering, Pedagogy, Psychology

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