Language Magazine, February 2004, Vol 3, No. 6

 

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Climbing the Verb Wall
Pam Katz says that we must accep that conjugation causes brain damage and find an alternate way to acquire verbs

Putting Extensive Reading to Work
Julian Bamford and Richard R. Day asked teachers from all over the world how they put extensive reading to work in the classroom

Su Voto Es Su Voz
Nancy Zarenda examines the latest language-learning motivator -- votes

Searching for Eastern Evidence
Tony Donovan counters the notion that Arabic has had a considerable influence on Spanish language

Teacher Development
Larry Chan assesses the inexorable rise in demand for qualified ESL teachers in the U.S.

Electroic Education
Lessons for the one-computer classroom

Newsbytes

Reviews

When Linguistic Worlds Collide
Walt Wolfram and Benjamin Torbert explore the roots of African-American English

Last Write

Plus all the latest news in language learning technology, book reviews and source information on language funding.



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