Kevin is Neu! Reekie!’s co-founder and co-director; a Robert Louis Stevenson Award winner; founder and Editor-in-Chief of the infamous Rebel Inc publishing house (known for launching the careers of writers such as Irvine Welsh, Alan Warner and Laura Hird; working with Howard Marks, Charles Bukowski and Damien Hirst; and their Rebel Inc Classics range).
Kyi Zin Thant is an experienced English educator with a Master's in TEFL and TESOL from the University of Exeter. She holds CELTA, CiSELT, and TKT certifications and has led educational projects like Shakespeare Lives in You and Connecting Classrooms. A regular ELTeCs presenter, she founded The Training Network in 2019, offering curriculum design, exam prep, and teacher development programs. Kyi is committed to professional growth in English teaching and actively engages in community work.
Dr. Laily Amin Fajariyah is an innovative English teacher at SMP Negeri 5 Panggang, Yogyakarta, since 2010. She is the chair of the Jogja English Teachers Association (JETA). Passionate about improving English education, she conducts classroom research and develops new teaching methods and materials. A frequent presenter at national and international conferences, she specialises in differentiated instruction, digital storytelling, ICT integration, and language assessment.
In this beautifully illustrated app, players need to find and spell sports events and technical moves. A range of activities will help players learn the spelling and definitions of hundreds of Olympic and Paralympic sports words.
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Liam Smyth is a Creative Producer with a background in visual arts, design, and illustration. Currently, he devises, curates and manages a range of participatory art projects in the Black Country, UK. He's a strong ambassador for making art more relevant to marginalised communities without compromising on artistic quality.
Michael has been one of the sustainable voices in Jakarta’s classical music scene. He actively writes and shares his opinions about classical music in Jakarta since 2007 through his music journalism blog “A Musical Promenade”. Asides from writing in his classical music blog, he’s also a lecturer of Music History in Yayasan Pendidikan Musik since 2012. He is currently finishing his postgraduate study in Arts Administration and Cultural Policy in Goldsmiths University of London.