Titlebook: Innovation in Language Learning and Teaching; The Case of Thailand Pornapit Darasawang,Hayo Reinders Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Innovation in Language Teaching: Lessons Learned,s 3 and 4) as well as commercial schools (Chapter 8). In terms of scale of innovation, the chapters range from single courses or projects (Chapters 5, 8, 9 and 10) through whole curricula (Chapters 3 and 7) and institutions (Chapter 6) to national-level concerns (Chapters 2 and 6).

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The Implementation of an Online Collaborative Project: Lessons Learned from Failure,ion baht in 2013 (Board of Investment, 2014), most English use is by the urban middle class, not Thai society in general, in which rural communities constitute the majority of the population (Baker 2012).

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Implementing Outcome-Based Assessment: Lessons Learned from an English for Pharmacy Course,, one might expect it to be similarly low to at the basic education level. Improvements in English language outcomes are crucial for all stakeholders but are difficult to achieve without clearly defined educational outcomes and standards for all teachers and learners to work towards.

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