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Dick Allwright is one of the most influential applied linguists in the field. His main areas of interest bridge theoretical and practical concerns in the area of language education. An early enthusiast for observational classroom research, Dr. Allwright is more recently the originator of the innovative and increasingly influential pedagogical movement called Exploratory Practice (EP). His work has always been closely connected to the actual language classroom and has probed the intricacies of interaction, relationships of control, and the interface between teaching and learning. Dr. Allwright is former Chair in Applied Linguistics at Lancaster University.
View Dr. Allwright at a 2009 Warwick University Seminar
Dr. Allwright’s publications include:
The Developing Language Learner: An Introduction to Exploratory Practice (2009; with Judith Hanks)
Focus on the Language Classroom (1991; with Kathleen Bailey)
Observation in the Language Classroom (1988)
