Review Article
At present, ELT moves from globalization to localization (Bayyurt & Dewey, 2020) in TESOL, rendering the field locally and globally more professional. The main impetus for this universal move traces back to the advent of the paradigm shift in the 1990s (Kumaravadivelu, 2001); Kumaravadivelu maintains that two dramatic changes appeared in language education: A paradigm shift in ELT and a paradigm shift in teacher education. The central tenets of both are to professionalize education and language teaching further. Accordingly, being context-sensitive, the paradigm shift has brought the debate concerning professionalism in ELT to an end, professionally, practically, locally and globally, going where the scholars have not gone before.
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English Language Teaching; Teacher Education
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