The
December 2002 issue offers:
ON THE
COVER -
FOCUS:
Brian Kluepfel explains how Hawaiians are rediscovering
the indigenous language of the islands.
HERITAGE LANGUAGES: Kimi Kondo-Brown examines
the problems facing Japanese
language speakers in Hawai’i who want their children to be
bilingual.
DIALECTS: Miriam Meyerhoff explores the English dialect
of Hawai‘i.
ESL CLASSROOM:
Carole Allen Poppleton
discusses the use of literature, creativity & Bloom’s
Taxonomy in the ESL classroom.
SPECIAL REPORT: Steven Donahue examines the pronunciations
and verbal pyrotechnics as practiced by Senate law-makers in Washington,
D.C. and suggests ways to use the dialect diversity of America’s
legislators as material for the second language classroom. Download
the list of Senators (pdf document)
BILINGUAL EDUCATION: Isabel Schon advises teachers
on the best books for engaging Spanish-speaking readers.
TEACHER TRAINING: Virginia Owens takes a look at the
options available for teachers who want to study in Spain.
ELECTRONIC EDUCATION: Barry Bakin continues his look
at lessons for the one-computer classroom. Plus all the latest
news and developments in the world of language and technology.
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