Tradesman: Skilled Specialist or Manager?

Addressing the Dilemma in ESP Teaching: The English Language Teacher or the Subject-matter Specialist?

Teaching English for Specific Purposes (TESP) has been a controversial issue among EFL teachers and others. The question raised by many is whether the English language instructor or the subject-matter specialist should teach ESP courses. The main purpose of the present study was to re-address this issue. To this end, 60 second-year students majoring in Feqh and Islamic Law at Islamic Azad Unive...

1. Care manager: rhetoric or reality

When Griffiths presented his report ‘Community Care Agenda for Action’ to the Secretary of State, directors of social services heaved sighs of relief as it appeared to be some kind of confirmation that those of us responsible for delivery of a complex range of services were in reality performing an impossible set of tasks. Griffiths lent support to our view that we were being asked ‘to make bri...

Manager - Coaching the Rookie Manager

In last January’s Manager column, “Fear of Trying: The Plight of the Rookie Project Manager,” Roger Pressman asked a question critical to the future of our profession: “So, how do we grow a good project manager? What do we teach the rookie who has just been appointed to lead her first software project?” Instead of answering this question directly, Pressman focused his article on four key skills...

Lock Manager Lock Manager Data

OR manager of the year sets--and meets--high bar.