Quality English Teaching for a Knowledge Producing Society: Inspiring Robust Hope, Creativity and Passion

Michael Singh; Jinghe Han

Quality English Teaching for a Knowledge Producing Society: Inspiring Robust Hope, Creativity and Passion

Michael Singh, Jinghe Han

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Abstract

Many students, parents and teachers are troubled by the emergence of the knowledge economy. There are also politicians who are concerrned that the ideological project of neo-liberal globalism poses challenges for the maintenance of democracy within nation-states, let alone its deepening and extension into trans-national spheres of governance.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Only Connect
Subtitle of host publication	English teaching, schooling and community
Place of Publication	Kent Town, South Australia
Publisher	Wakefield Press
Pages	42-68
Number of pages	27
Edition	5
ISBN (Print)	1862546983
Publication status	Published - 2006

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