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The document discusses several key topics related to English language teaching (ELT), including: 1) The changing landscape of ELT with factors like technology trends, the growth of English and other languages on the internet, and educational transitions. 2) Issues regarding teacher supply, demand, education, and professional development to meet new needs and strategies. 3) The need for more flexible and strategic approaches to ELT teacher education through partnerships between higher education and other organizations.
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