19 – Reflective Practice – Thomas Farrell

Masters of TESOL by Andrew Bailey

Jul 6, 2018Education

The self-styled ‘bad boy’ of language teaching, Thomas Farrell, dropped by my office to take about self reflection. What do we do in the classroom and, importantly, WHY do we do it? Who are YOU as a teacher a...

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