ADAPTING AND TRANSFORMING ELT DURING AND POST COVID-19 ERA: PEOPLE, PLACES, AND PURPOSES

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This article discusses the adaptations and possible transformations in ELT during and post COVID-19 times. The traditional focus for ELT is often a narrow perspective on teaching methodology, epitomized by the “3 Ps” in ELT-Present, Practice, Produce. We argue for a realignment of focus to “People, Places, and Purposes” in ELT and a focus on addressing social issues. We frame our discussion on the notion of being ultra-social and illustrate the creativity and adaptability in language use during the pandemic. Questioning the deeply held assumptions in ELT, we propose transformative action on social issues: speaking, shifting boundaries and sustainability.

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O’boyle, A., & Samanhudi, U. (2023). ADAPTING AND TRANSFORMING ELT DURING AND POST COVID-19 ERA: PEOPLE, PLACES, AND PURPOSES. Teflin Journal, 34(1), 194–208. https://doi.org/10.15639/teflinjournal.v34i1/194-208

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