Andy Denney
Former Head of High School EAL, UWCSEA Dover
Andy has taught EAL, English, TOK, and Japanese in Japan, UK, Indonesia, Europe, and Singapore. He was Head of High School EAL at UWCSEA Dover until June 2018. He also had a life before becoming a teacher...
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Andy Denney, Former Head of High School EAL, Dover Campus
The Head of High School EAL at UWCSEA Dover shares some thoughts and practical pointers on responding to errors in written work from multilingual learners.
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