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Management
in English Language Teaching
A
comprehensive practical introduction to the management of
students and personnel, curriculum development, staff recruitment,
and the financial aspects of running a school or program,
including marketing and promotion. Essential reading for ESL/EFL
administrators and managers from every type of ELT institution.
By
Ron White, Mervyn Martin, Mike Stimson, Robert Hodge - (CUP)
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The
ELT Manager’s Handbook
Practical, no-nonsense advice
on managing a successful language school. Essential reading
for less experienced ELT managers, or for anyone contemplating
entering the exciting world of ELT Management.
By
Graham Impey and Nic Underhill - (Macmillan-Heinemann) |
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The
ELT Curriculum : Design, Innovation, and Management
An excellent guide to the
issues and realities surrounding the development of an ELT
Curriculum. The author makes the point that, however desirable
curriculum change might be, the financial, logistic and practical
reality is often problematic. Fascinating reading for educational
administrators and teachers with aspirations in this area.
By
Ronald V. White - (Blackwell Publishers) |
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Quality
ESL Programs
A comprehensive guide for
administrators building ESL programs. Provides insight into
the development, administration, and evaluation of programs
for ESL/EFL students and emphasizes the importance of facilitating
policy decisions and creating a solid infrastructure for quality
programming. Presents a variety of integrated perspectives
to enable administrators to make valid, grounded decisions
related to the education of their increasing numbers of culturally
and linguistically diverse students.
By
Judith Simons, Mark Connelly - (Scarecrow Press) |
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Establishing
Self-Access : From Theory to Practice
Will appeal to any ESL/EFL
managers who are responsible for the running/implementation
of a viable self access program. Presents many practical ideas,
and suggests solutions for many of the issues related to Self
Access Language Learning (SALL). All ideas are supported with
references to relevant literature and research. An excellent
resource.
By
David Gardner, Lindsay Miller - (CUP) |
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Curriculum
Development in Language Teaching
Provides an excellent introduction
to the issues involved in planning, implementing and managing
effective language programs. Details the critical stages in
the curriculum development process, such as Situation Analysis,
Needs Analysis, Goal-Setting, Syllabus Design, Materials Development
& Adaptation, Teaching and Teacher Support, and Evaluation.
By
Jack C. Richards - (CUP) |
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Managing
to Motivate : A Guide for School Leaders
An invaluable guide to the
strategies and management policies needed to keep a happy
and motivated school of students and teachers. Of direct relevance
to any school administrators and managers.
By
Linda Evans - (Continuum) |
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How
Can I Fix It? : Finding Solutions and Managing Dilemmas :
An Educator's Road Map
A unique guide which has
relevance for all teachers, school administrators and school
principals. Provides thoughtful analysis of – and solutions
for - many of of the day-to-day dilemmas and problems faced
in educational institutions. Not written specifically for
the ESL/EFL environment, but extremely relevant all the same.
By
Larry Cuban - (Teachers College Pr) |
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A
New Vision for Staff Development
Not specific to ESL/EFL institutions,
but of significant relevance nonetheless, this insightful
guide looks at ways educational institutions can improve the
training they provide for their staff. The authors quote extensively
from practicing educators who are leading the way, and provide
first hand accounts of how educators are devising solutions,
and creating staff development that work. The goal is clear,
they say: improved performance by students, staff, and the
organization itself.
By
Dennis Sparks, Stephanie Hirsh - (Association for Supervision
& Curriculum Development ) |
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Planning
Programs for Adult Learners: A Practical Guide for Educators,
Trainers and Staff Developers (2nd Edition)
A comprehensive overview
of planning adult educational programs, which covers planning
models, identifying program ideas, developing objectives,
evaluation plans, staffing, budgets and marketing, coordinating
facilities, and preparing reports. Includes checklists, worksheets,
and chapter highlights and exercises. A great resource for
anyone involved in the day-to-day management of an ESL/EFL
institution.
By
Rosemary S. Caffarella, Malcolm S. Knowles - (Jossey-Bass) |
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Finance
& Accounting for Non-Financial Managers
A concise, no-nonsense guide
to all managers in nonfinancial areas. Provides a complete
understanding of financial terms, statements, and ratios and
how they affect the operations of a business or corporation.
Great reading for any managers/administrators new to managing
an ESL/EFL institution.
By
Steven A. Finkler - (Perseus Pr) |
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The
McGraw-Hill 36-Hour Course in Finance for Non-Financial Managers
An easy, 36-hour self-paced
course that demystifies everything from reading balance sheets,
evaluate financial reports; putting a budget together, justifying
equipment costs and allocating for staff training.
By
Robert A. Cooke - (McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing) |
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