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The Moray House School of Education
Department
of Curriculum Research & Development (CRD): TESOL |
TESOL
Staff
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Sheila
Arnott
TESOL Administrator,
MEd TESOL Online and pre-2003 Distance
Learning
Tel: 0131 651
6329 [ sheila.arnott@education.ed.ac.uk ]
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Sherice
Clarke
Tutor
MEd TESOL (Edinburgh), PhD candidate in TESOL (Edinburgh)
Sherice has taught
ESOL in the USA, Thailand and Scotland. She has taught primary,
secondary and adult learners as well as running in-service
training for EFL teachers. Her research interests are identity
in second language learning, the interaction between learners,
learning contexts and materials and teaching adult learners.
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Dr
Joan Cutting
Senior
Lecturer in TESOL
BA (Hons) French with Italian (Birmingham), PhD in Applied Linguistics
(Edinburgh), Lic.Diploma TEFL (Trinity)
Joan Cutting has
taught English as a Foreign Language, English for Business,
and English for Medicine, in addition to her teacher-training
on MA TESOLs in Havana, Cuba, and Sunderland and Edinburgh,
UK. She has undertaken consultancy in Russia, all round mainland
China and Hong Kong, and Saudi Arabia. Her research interests
are pragmatics, the codes of academic discourse communities,
spoken grammar, teacher training and TEFL. She is currently
engaged in a European Community funded research project,
with France, Germany, Italy and Spain, on the language of
airport ground staff. She is editor of The Grammar of Spoken
English and EAP Teaching (University of Sunderland Press,
2000), and author of Analysing the Language of Discourse
Communities (Elsevier Science, 2000) and Pragmatics and Discourse
(Routledge, 2002).
Tel: 0131 651 6324 [ Joan.Cutting@ed.ac.uk ] [ Publications ]
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Dr Rosemary Douglas
Lecturer
BA (Hon), MSc in Applied Linguistics, DPhil, PGCE
Rosie worked in
Finland and Scotland as a foreign language teacher at secondary
and tertiary levels before becoming involved in teacher education
and related consultancy work, particularly in Mexico, Pakistan,
Malaysia and Canada. She has recently managed a school reform
project in Tajikistan and has fluent Russian. Her main interest
is teacher education for TESOL.
Tel: 0131 651 6421 [ Rosemary.Douglas@ed.ac.uk ]
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Yvonne Foley
Lecturer
Yvonne has worked as an
EFL/EAP teacher at primary, secondary and tertiary levels in
Taiwan and Scotland. She has also been involved in teacher
training and was Director of Studies in a large international
school in Taiwan. She has undertaken consultancy work in China.
Her research interests include language testing, curriculum
development and bilingualism. She has an MEd TESOL from the
University of Edinburgh.
Tel: 0131 651 6127 [ yvonne.foley@education.ed.ac.uk
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Gillies Haughton
Lecturer
MA, MSc in Applied Linguistics, PGCE
Gillies has worked
in Italy, Bulgaria, Iran and Libya as well as Scotland. He
has also undertaken consultancy work - mainly on language test
design and teacher education - in Bulgaria, Poland, Vietnam,
India, Indonesia Mexico and Uganda. His principal professional
interests are Discourse, CALL, Language Test Design and Evaluation.
Tel: 0131 651 6334 [ Gillies.Haughton@ed.ac.uk ]
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Hamish McIlwraith
Lecturer
MA, MSc in Applied Linguistics, LTCL TESOL Dip
Hamish lived and worked
as a teacher in Sudan and Scotland in the mid 1980s and before
taking a post as a teacher trainer in Beijing Foreign Studies
University. He was responsible for training in-service tertiary
level teachers from Heilongjiang, Liaoning and Hebei provinces
in China in the early 1990s, and later moved to take a position
at the University of Brunei Darussalam. More recently, he
was based in Bulgaria and advised the Bulgarian Ministry
of Defence on its English language training and testing policies
prior to NATO entry.
His consultancy work – mostly for DfID, the FCO, MoD and British Council – has
included engagements in Moldova, Romania, Ukraine, Poland, Slovenia, North
Korea, China, and Bangladesh. His main interests include Language Test Design
and Evaluation, ELT Management and the use of new technologies in ELT.
Tel: 0131 651 6330 [Hamish.McIlwraith@education.ed.ac.uk ] |
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Dr Bróna
Murphy
Associate
Lecturer in Language Education
BA (Hons) in English and French, MA (Hons) in English Language Teaching, PhD
in Applied Linguistics, (Limerick, Ireland)
Bróna
Murphy has taught English as a Foreign Language
and been involved in teacher training, both
in Ireland and abroad, for over ten years.
In 2007, she was chosen to represent Ireland
on a European Centre for Modern Languages'
project entitled 'TrainEd - Training Teacher
Educators' along with delegates from over 20
European countries. Her research interests
include English language teaching, teacher-training,
spoken discourse, corpus linguistics, pragmatics,
sociolinguistics (in particular age-and gender-related research), and Irish
English. She is member of various professional bodies including the International
Pragmatics Association (IPrA), International Association of Teachers of English
as a Foreign Language (IATEFL), Inter-Varietal Applied Corpus Studies (IVACS)
among others.
Tel: 0131 651 6324 [ brona.murphy@education.ed.ac.uk ]
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Ruby Rennie
Lecturer /
Programme Co-ordinator MEd TESOL
MA, MSc in Applied Linguistics, RSA Dip, Dip Ed, PGCE
Ruby has worked
at primary, secondary and tertiary level teaching both English
language and literature and also teacher training and development.
She has experience of working in Scotland, Peru, South Korea
and Malaysia. Her research interests include CALL, literature
and stylistics.
Tel: 0131 651 6331 [ Ruby.Rennie@ed.ac.uk ]
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Moira
Ross
TESOL Administrator
(MEd Contact Mode /Mixed Mode /Pre-MEd)
Tel:
0131 651 6206 [ moirar@education.ed.ac.uk ]
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