My Teaching English blog
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In this section you can see the latest postings from my personal blog.

Inspiring teachers to read good books  
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I often hear from my colleagues that maintaining reading habits (i.e.

Happy Teacher’s day!  
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Today was a different day for me because I am a teacher. I have been a teacher of English for more than twenty years. And every year this day adds fuel to my life as a teacher.
Teachers working in under-resourced situations  
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In Plymouth, my teacher Tony Wright used to talk about JIJO’s: jet-in-jet-out people.
Teachers as social change agents  
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It goes without saying that teachers are responsible for the change that takes place in learners.

Setting up a teacher association  
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Continuing my discussion on teacher networking, in my last blog I wrote about setting up teachers’ clubs in a single school or in school cluster areas.

Setting up Teachers' Clubs  
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Dear Vivek, Thank you for timely asking me to make practical suggestions on teacher networks.

Teacher networks and teacher professional development  
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We constantly discuss the issue of teacher professional development and it is more so in the field of ELT.
Laxman Gnawali - Interview  
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The teaching English Team interviewed me about my views on ELT and teaching in Nepal.

Laxman Gnawali - Biography  
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I am Laxman Gnawali from Kathmandu, Nepal. I prefer to be called Laxman. The surname is problematic.

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