Table of Contents
| Editor's preface |
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Vanessa Andreotti |
1-2 |
Articles
| Global skills: From economic competitiveness to cultural understanding and critical pedagogy |
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Douglas Bourn |
3-20 |
| “Thinking better, whatever one thinks”: Dialogue, monologue and critical literacy in education |
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Andrew Robinson |
21-35 |
Practitioner Insights
| New designs for new identities: Are we going anywhere? |
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Clarissa Menezes Jordao |
36-44 |
| Toward enhanced democratic learning spaces: A case study from the Republic of Ireland |
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Timothy Murphy |
45-49 |
| Global issues in an advanced conversation class: Language and politics in ELT |
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Telma Gimenez, Francisco Fogaça, Miriam Metliss |
50-60 |
| Bringing the self into the process of exploring the global: opening spaces for “open spaces for dialogue and enquiry”? |
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Neda Forghani-Arani |
61-67 |
| Open spaces: An investigation on the OSDE methodology in an advanced English conversation course in Brazil |
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Leticia Martins |
68-78 |
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