Essentially no schools in Chile have defined their "Englishness", and many if not most use terms such as English as a Second language (E2L /ESL), English as a First Language (E1L) and bilingual freely, loosely and interchangeably. Defining "who we are and what business we are in" affects and determines the role and profile of English the school, the programme, contents and methodologies, evaluation, staff selection, publications - everything in fact!
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Private teacher or institute programmes?
When studying at a Advanced level, students must often decide between a private teacher and private lessons, or an institute and open less...
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When studying at a Advanced level, students must often decide between a private teacher and private lessons, or an institute and open less...
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Teachers new to KS3, GCSE, IGCSE or IBMYP English programmes may lack the knowledge and/or experience needed to incorporate visual language ...
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Schools can be run, led, administered and governed and the differences are not always clear. In small schools, one person may perform all th...
