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Duncan
Foord, Director of Teacher Training
Duncan has been teaching and training teachers for 25 years in Spain,
the UK , France and the Czech Republic. He also works as a CertTESOL
moderator for Trinity College, London. He has a Trinity DipTESOL and
MEd in TESOL. He is co-author, with Lindsay Clandfield, of the Language
Teacher's Survival Handbook (It's Magazines, 2007) and The Developing
Teacher (Delta publishing, 2009). He is a regular presenter at
conferences on a range of areas, in particular teacher development and
leadership and management in ELT.
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Lindsay Clandfield,
Course Tutor
Lindsay Clandfield is a teacher, trainer and author based in Spain.
After finishing his Diploma at Oxford TEFL, Lindsay began writing
materials for It's For Teachers and for Onestopenglish, which was just
starting out at the time.
He has since written several books for language learners, most
notably Straightforward (Macmillan) and contributed to other courses
such as New English File (Oxford University Press). His first book for
teachers was Dealing with Difficulties (Delta publishing, with
co-author Luke Prodromou), which won critical acclaim in the profession
as well as two international awards.
Lindsay then co-wrote The Language Teacher's Survival Guide with
Duncan Foord and became series editor for the new Delta Teacher
Development Series of books which include titles by Mario Rinvolucri,
Scott Thornbury and Duncan Foord among others.
Lindsay still writes regularly for Onestopenglish and is
currently working on another coursebook for adult language learners
with Macmillan. He is a regular presenter at conferences and has given
workshops to educators in more than 20 countries on four continents.
Lindsay is a keen blogger, and you can read about more what's on his
mind at the site www.sixthings.net, a miscellany of English Language
Teaching.
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Mark McKinnon, Course Tutor
Mark is one of the main tutors on the LTCL Diploma course. He has 15
years' experience in EFL teaching in Spain and his native Scotland. He
has been based in Barcelona since 1998 where he has taught general and
business English to a wide variety of students including many years of
patient teaching with children and teenagers, which he actually quite
liked. He has been a tutor on the LTCL Diploma in TESOL course in
Barcelona since 2003 as well as tutoring on TESOL Certificate courses.
He has written web-based activities for the Straightforward series by
MacMillan and articles and activities for onestopenglish.com. He loves
writing materials and gets quite excited about task design and Second
Language Acquisition, but if pushed he would always say he preferred to
be at the chalk-face of day-to-day teaching. So, he divides his time
between this work and his EFL teaching post at the Autonomous
University of Barcelona.
Mark holds the LTCL Diploma which he attained at OxfordTEFL.
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Guest Tutors
In addition to our regular
team, guest "expert" tutors offer sessions on areas of special
interest. These have included in recent courses
Scott Thornbury, Gavin Dudeney and Nicky Hockly, Mark Powell, Kyle Mawer and Jo Budden.
Scott ThornburyScott Thornbury is Associate Professor
on the MA TESOL program at the New School in New York, and has an MA
(TEFL) from the University of Reading. His previous experience includes
teaching and training in Egypt, UK, Spain, and in his native New
Zealand. He has written extensively on areas of language and
methodology, his most recent books being Beyond the Sentence: An
Introduction to Discourse Analysis, and An A-Z of ELT (both Macmillan),
Natural Grammar (OUP) which won a British Council ELT Innovations Award
in 2004, and Grammar (OUP), which earned a special mention in the
English Speaking Union awards for 2006, and Conversation: From
Description to Pedagogy (with Diana Slade, CUP). He is currently the
series editor of the Cambridge Handbooks for Language Teachers (CUP).
He divides his time between New York and Barcelona.
Gavin Dudeney and Nicky HocklyGavin is the Project
Director for The Consultants-E, an online training and development
consultancy specialising in distance education and training. Author of
the Cambridge University Press title “The Internet and the Language
Classroom (2000, 2007) and co-author (with Nicky Hockly) of the Pearson
Longman title “How to Teach English with Technology” (2007), a lot of
his current work is with Second Life and the application of serious
games in education. In his nineteen years in language education he has
been a teacher, trainer, web designer, materials writer and distance
trainer. He is currently co-authoring a new book on blended learning,
to be published in 2008.
Mark PowellMark is one of the world's leading Business
English teachers, teacher trainers and materials writers. He is the
author of a range of course books and resource books for Business
English including In Company Intermediate (2002) and In Company Upper
Intermediate (2004). A popular presenter at many international
conferences, Mark has spoken, often as a keynote speaker, all over
Europe and the Americas to teachers and trainers as well as sales and
marketing personnel. He is course leader for the Trinity Certificate in
International Business English Training and the Certificate in One to One Coaching at OxfordTEFL.
Kyle Mawer
Kyle Mawer teaches in Barcelona and has 13 years' experience teaching
Young Learners and Adults. Kyle’s interest is in the use of technology
in ELT particularly Second Life. He is Project Officer at the British
Council for Learn English Second Life for teens which is based on the
Second Life teen grid.
He has his own wikispace (kylemawer.wikispaces.com) which is dedicated
to adapting online computer games for English language learning and has
published articles on the internet on the subject.
Jo Budden Jo has taught young learners in Brazil,
Egypt, Hong Kong and Spain. She has worked in the British Council Young
Learners' Centre in Barcelona since 1999. Jo has a degree in Spanish
and Portuguese and completed the Trinity TESOL Diploma in 2002 at
Oxford TEFL. Since then she has taught sessions on classroom
management, activities for YLs and motivating teenagers. She has
written several articles for the BBC / British Council website, One
Stop English and Oxford University Press and she is currently writing
materials and teaching tips for the British Council's Language
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