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My Publications for Pearson

02/11/2018 by Anita Lewicka
Enjoy your English adventure with Repetytorium Ósmoklasisty A2+ / B1. Available in two volumes: student's book and workbook. You may also have two in one. Highly recommend. Written by language lovers for all those who will absolutely become language lovers, too.Apart from the coursebooks, you may also...
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(Eng.) GOOD BYE HOLLAND, WELCOME [BACK] POLAND!

22/08/2016 by Anita Lewicka
Friendly Lingua was born in the NL in 2014 and ….  happily reborn in PL in 2016. A new beginning? Well, yes! By all means it is! With some Dutch experience behind me, I’ve decided to come back to my homeland and to open Friendly Lingua anew to the people who already know it and to those who will get to...
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(Eng.) Resolutions? Just a Piece of Cake…

03/01/2016 by Anita Lewicka
Have a happy new year, not a happy New Year because then I’d refer to 1st January only, which would be rude of me to do, wouldn’t it? However, some may argue and say that in greetings and cards you’d better capitalize the words in order to stress their impact and to make sure they do come from the bottom of...
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(Eng.) Paintings and Stories – imagination in clas...

04/12/2015 by Anita Lewicka
Let me tell you a story….With her half-closed and somewhat weary eyes, Grandma sits beside Jimmy, her much beloved grandson. Genuinely concerned about his tricky question,  the woman averts her sight from the boy and fixes her solemn eyes on the stony floor as if desperately trying to find an answer she...
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(Eng.) Oh, Sweet Serendipity: Maria Montessori’s D...

02/11/2015 by Anita Lewicka
1st November is traditionally celebrated as All Saints’ Day, whereas 2nd November – All Souls’ Day. The days are particularly festive and solemn in Poland. I miss the Polish tradition in the Netherlands, where there’s just a handful of people visiting their deceased nearest and dearest. Yesterday, on 1st...
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Anita Lewicka
Thanks a lot! I wish you had got to know the place and the people, or vice versa. Anyway, generally speaking, people make a place and some wonderful people created that wonderful place in Poland. I'm being nostalgic but the place and the people have given me power to move forward and to look forward to new challenges in life. Inspiring!
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Miri
I was so moved reading about Teachers' Training College in Poland. I didn't get to know the place and, reading the text, feels like being there. It's a pity I can't visit the place anymore because, as I understand it right, it won't be around anymore. What I can say is.... I started crying - Anita, you've done a great job! In any sense! Great!!!!!
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