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International tests can benefit teachers and learners

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By Barry O'Sullivan
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
In this paper, I present a set of arguments in support of the proposition that international standardized tests (IST) are beneficial to teachers and learners. The arguments are designed to defend the proposition from the IATEFL debate and not to offer a balanced discussion and are based on my experience as a teacher, researcher, and test developer, with some support offered from the published literature.
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The Pocket Trio: Something Borrowed, Something Blue

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By Barry O'Sullivan
| All About Jazz
Home » Jazz Articles » Album Review » The Pocket Trio: Something Borrowed, Something Blue By View read count Andrew J Scott, the multi-talented creative force at the piano, achieves just that. He leads a dynamic trio that performs as one organism. Each instrument, Maximillian Alduca on double bass and Tim Geldens on drums, sculpts a musical space with deliberate intent. The album's strengths lie in the connected chemistry among the trio and Scott's inventive arrangements.
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Jefferson Health, Sen. Vincent Hughes, Sheryl Lee Ralph Among First Community Impact Award Recipients

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By Barry O'Sullivan
| EIN News
Jefferson Health, Sen. Vincent Hughes, Sheryl Lee Ralph Among First Community Impact Award Recipients Logo of the Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation graphic featuring the name, dates, and theme of Community Impact Week The Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation’s Community Impact Awards Celebrate Corporate, Civic, and Community Leaders Advancing Health Access and Literacy. These recipients are pillars of health equity advocacy in Philadelphia.
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