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the new television show Boston Public doing more harm
than good to the plight of America's teachers? Peter Brown
talks exclusively to the show's star Chi McBride.
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The March/April 2001 issue offers:
EBONICS
John R. Rickford and Russell J. Rickford
discuss the role of Ebonics in African American culture. David
Kirkland, Austin Jackson and Geneva Smitherman
present the findings of their project that monitored various "Ebonics"
sites on the World Wide Web.
IMMIGRANT
STUDENTS
Steven Donahue examines current policies towards
students with limited English abilities and assesses future plans
to assist minorities in language education.
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Paul Garcia reviews recent efforts to give direction
to foreign language teaching in the U.S.
SPECIAL REPORT Gordon Rich explores the inner world of language among the incarcerated.
TEACHING
IN JAPAN
Charles Jannuzi and Bern Mulvey argue
that educators in Japan face similar challenges to their counterparts
in the West.
PUBLISH OR
PERISH
Andy Martin updates his overview of mergers and acquisitions
in ESL publishing.
DIALECTS
Timothy Frazer explores English in the Midwest.
THE JOYS
OF YIDDISH
Pekka Pietikœinen assesses the influence of Yiddish
on American English.
ELECTRONIC
EDUCATION
Barry Bakin continues his lessons for the one computer-classroom.
Michael Howard takes a look at the Glearner project.
Alan Cameron weighs up a tape-less language laboratory.
Randall Davis talks to Kristina Pfaff-Harries, the
creator of Linguistic Funland.
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