
Mel Cooke
@melocoton61
Lecturer in ESOL & Applied Linguistics, socialist, member of UCU.
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📣 Only 1 week to go before the launch of our report & podcast mini-series 🔖🎙️ ▶️ Participatory ESOL: Taking Stock (PETS) Learn more about the collaboration between English for Action 🧡 and the Hub for Education & Language Diversity at King's Social Science & Public Policy in the 🧵 below 👇 #ESOL

Ep. 1: The history of Participatory ESOL in the UK 🔊LISTEN: spotify.link/5OzJjaVXyDb Dermot Bryers & Mel Cooke & becky winstanley talk about how they became involved with the Reflect ESOL Project in 2007, & the many research projects & resource development they've done since.

Dermot Bryers Mel Cooke becky winstanley New episodes will be released every Monday this month - coming up: 9 Oct: What happens in Participatory ESOL classrooms? 16 Oct: How do workplaces impact on Participatory ESOL? 23 Oct: Language Learning with Participatory ESOL 30 Oct: Taking action with Participatory ESOL



Proud of UCU at KCL KCL UCU still demands pay restoration





🚨NEW EPISODE🎙️🔊 Dr Mel Cooke Mel Cooke, Senior Lecturer in ESOL & Applied Linguistics at King's School of Education Communication & Society, talks about: 💬her language teaching practice & research 🏢how language is often used as a weapon in immigration policy. Listen to it on Spotify ⏬ open.spotify.com/episode/6GJ7Nf…


EFA's brilliant Board chair Dr. Mel Cooke is featured on the latest episode of 'It's Just Research' from King's School of Education Communication & Society. Mel talks all things ESOL and community organising and digs into teaching English as activism. More info + Listen now: ow.ly/Vepf50Q6wiS



English for Action English for Action 🧡 and the Hub for Education and Language Diversity at King’s College, London present Mel Cooke The ESOL Podcast 🧡 Dermot Bryers Participatory ESOL: Taking Stock Monday 17th June, 5.30 – 7.30, room G552, Waterloo Bridge Wing, King’s College London

#Participatory #ESOL: Taking Stock. A seminar about the current state of participatory ESOL and the directions it may be heading. 17/06/24, 17.30 – 19.30, room G552, Waterloo Bridge Wing, King’s College London. To reserve your free place, please email [email protected]



