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Unveiling the Lens: Observation Biases in TESOL Instruction

Observation plays a pivotal role in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) instruction. It allows us to assess a teacher's effectiveness, identify areas for improvement, and provide valuable…
Posted by tesol April 13, 2024
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