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LOOK WHO'S TALKING IN THE WORKPLACE! I came up with the idea of writing short conversations in the workplace when I was teaching ENGLISH IN THE WORKPLACE (Benchmark 5 - 6) some years ago. My students pointed out that their main problem on the job was not writing (resumes, covering letters, memos, notes, etc.) but mainly speaking to the boss, to their colleagues, and responding to their co-workers when they told them stories on current events, everyday life such as sports, hobbies, accidents, traffic jams, movies, friends, family, etc. The class courteously suggested that I create short conversations that normally occur on the job. This book is a result of my three-year stint in that class. The students bragged that after eleven weeks in that class, they had seen a dramatic change in their oral communication skills at work coupled with better self-esteem and comfort with the North American culture. They also said that they received generous compliments for their English from their colleagues and bosses. For those reasons I decided to publish this book LOOK WHO'S TALKING IN THE WORKPLACE! And IT WORKS! |
| Look Who's Talking in the WORKPLACE! This book is a response to those of you who have studied or still studying E.S.L. or L.I.N.C., but have difficulty in speaking English on the job or in the workplace. "Look Who's Speaking in the Workplace" is written to meet the needs of those who say, I don't want to learn grammar, reading, or writing; I want to learn to speak English!" This book is comprised of exactly 200 short conversations, which are designed for intermediate and higher intermediate levels who want to speak better in the workplace. The books includes workplace culture, laws, new vocabulary, and essential idiomatic expressions. Price $30.99 |
| Lunch time at A.E.C. -South Mississauga after my workshop presentation- TAILOR-MADE TASKS |
| TESL North York, I presented "I CAN'T BELIEVE I LEARNED GRAMMAR" twice (Spring & Fall 2006 and again in Spring 2008) |
| ESL TRANSCEND PUBLISHING INCORPORATED 2012 |
| I Can't Believe I Learned Grammar! London, Ontario, Feb. 10, 2007 |
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| ESL Transcend Author and Publisher Andrew Taylor with his assistant Ramon Arias during the November 2010 Annual TESL Conference Publishers' Exhibits at Sheraton Hotel Toronto, Canada |