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A New Habit: October 2008
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We love you Sweden/Romania/Ireland/America! Tuesday, 28 October 2008. Yes, I realise I've been quiet lately, but I've been a little snowed under by the Open University stuff. Also, a quick heads up for any Ipswich fans who may have found their way over here - Ipswich Town First, the Independent Supporters Trust, have a project where they are looking for fan memories of previous - see here. Links to this post. Friday, 10 October 2008. Game 39 steps up it's marketing. They are willing to pay tens of millio...
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A New Habit: Book one - now available as two books...
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We love you Sweden/Romania/Ireland/America! Saturday, 27 September 2008. Book one - now available as two books. And the first package of year two of my OU course has turned up. The accompanying letter also told me not to worry if there didn't seem to be enough - the rest arrives in January. Phew, I was kind of thiking 1200 pages of material might not be enough. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Want to weed out the boring posts? If you like 'A New Habit', you'll love.
adhockley.wordpress.com
Peer Observations | From Teacher to Manager
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From Teacher to Manager. A place to share ideas, thoughts, problems and questions regarding leadership and management in language teaching organisations. Thanks for coming along and taking a look. The object of this blog is to provide some resources for managers of language teaching organisations, and to invite people to contribute their own questions, ideas, suggestions, problems and general chat. Looking forward to hearing from you. September 30, 2013 — Andy Hockley. I hope it is useful. Blog at WordPr...
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Does your school have a teaching philosophy? | From Teacher to Manager
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From Teacher to Manager. A place to share ideas, thoughts, problems and questions regarding leadership and management in language teaching organisations. Thanks for coming along and taking a look. The object of this blog is to provide some resources for managers of language teaching organisations, and to invite people to contribute their own questions, ideas, suggestions, problems and general chat. Looking forward to hearing from you. Does your school have a teaching philosophy? If so it’s likely t...
asassenachsoliloquy.blogspot.com
A Sassenach Soliloquy: Life eh? I love it.
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Tuesday, March 22. I'm just back from a couple of hours with new hobby: swing dancing. After a few beginners lessons, today I moved up to the improvers class, and discovered that. I can do this. I used to do salsa, but haven't had a lesson for years. I always found it tough though; the rewards were excellent, but I always found the lessons taxing. This evening was different; fun and relaxing, and both those things because it was - can I say this? Posted by Thom at 21:26. At 23 March 2005 at 14:51. Board ...
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LAMSIG news | From Teacher to Manager
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From Teacher to Manager. A place to share ideas, thoughts, problems and questions regarding leadership and management in language teaching organisations. Thanks for coming along and taking a look. The object of this blog is to provide some resources for managers of language teaching organisations, and to invite people to contribute their own questions, ideas, suggestions, problems and general chat. Looking forward to hearing from you. October 1, 2013 — Andy Hockley. I’ll highlight a couple of these...
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Managing Education in the Digital Age | From Teacher to Manager
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From Teacher to Manager. A place to share ideas, thoughts, problems and questions regarding leadership and management in language teaching organisations. Thanks for coming along and taking a look. The object of this blog is to provide some resources for managers of language teaching organisations, and to invite people to contribute their own questions, ideas, suggestions, problems and general chat. Looking forward to hearing from you. Managing Education in the Digital Age. In various different formats.
disappearingbudapest.blogspot.com
Disappearing Budapest: Eating between Cities
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Monday, 17 March 2014. Attempt the world record for the slowest chewing in culinary history? Linger over the soup until the gobbets of fat congealed into a solid carapace? Sup enough beer until the Dutch courage inspired us to stand up to the waitress who looked as if she could take on the entire Welsh rugby team and come out the winner? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe in a reader. View my complete profile. Spotted by Locals Budapest. Make your own badge here.
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Under Occupation: A note about this blog
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Anything dated 2005 or earlier are pieces written during my brief sojourn in Zababdeh, nr Jenin, in the West Bank, working at a University. Anything later than that is an ongoing analysis and critique of the situation in an effort to balance the pro-occupation media which seems to be everywhere. Tuesday, March 01, 2005. A note about this blog. Made it clear that I could probably post them here with much less hassle. Any comments would be welcome. Posted by Andy Hockley at 1:09 PM. I am about to show you ...
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Disappearing Budapest: March 2011
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Saturday, 5 March 2011. Miksa Róth - genius of stained glass. Walking through the rooms in the apartment where Miksa Róth once lived is a strange experience, as the man who spent his life making stunning stained glass windows and intricate mosaics in a myriad colours, apparently chose to live in surroundings that were entirely in shades of brown. Born in 1865, Miksa Róth was 19 years old when he took over his father Zsigmond’s workshop and the craft of glass painting was still in its infancy. I...This co...
