The author ends his text with the cliché “But that’s another story”, because...

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The author ends his text with the cliché “But that’s another story”, because

we will be kept busy uncovering the stories that underlie the recent developments in TESOL methods.

the challenges of the three recent paradigms in ESL/ EFL methods will impose other personal stories of learning processes.

the situation of Language Teaching practices in imperialistic countries is quite different from the context he has analyzed in this article.

he has run out of space to comment further on the three changing tracks in TESOL methods and how they will impact globalization.

he does not really intend, in this article, to discuss the consequences of globalization and world Englishes on language teaching methodologies.

Denotation, connotation and appropriateness are aspects of meaning that should be considered when dealing with:

It can be deduced from text I that

rarely do diplomats have to live in unfavorable conditions.

Certo

Errado

New critical literacy assessment is discussed by Duboc (2016). The only statement that does not reflect this view of assessment is:

Feedback is much more relevant than grading.

Assessment should consider several viewpoints.

Evaluation must be adapted to objective parameters.

Self-evaluation can be an adequate tool for assessing.

Assessment tools should be collaborative and mediated.

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