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Giving
Voice to the Silenced
Otto Santa Ana argues that linguistic oppression is America's
latest form of racism
The Phonics
Debate: 2004
Stephen Krashen examines the effectiveness of phonics in
the light of the latest research
Creating
an Assessment Environment
Erika Benadom explains how student information systems can
be a boon for developing English Language Learners
Warm
Hearts in a Cold Climate
A lack of suitable textbooks led Carole Poppleton to turn
to composition in an impoverished Romanian town
Speak
Up!
Lori Langer de Ramirez and Susan Quintyne report on how
teachers can target language use in the classroom
English,
Math and Spanish?
Domenico Maceri considers the case for making a foreign
language, possibly Spanish, a basiv subject in U.S. schools
Study
Abroad: Latin America
Andrea Storen recommends some interesting destinations for
Spanish immersion classes in Latin America
Electronic
Education
Lessons for the one-computer classroom
Newsbytes
Reviews
Mainely
English
Jane S. Smith describes the French-influenced and truly
exceptional dialects of Maine
Last
Writes
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