Language Magazine, May 2004, Vol 3, No. 9

 

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Putting Students Under the Spell
Aysha Viswamohan discusses some of the rules which can help language learners acquire a better grasp of the idiosyncrasies of English spelling

Making the Reading Grade
David R. Hill surveys a host of graded readers from the UK in his quest for extensive reading materials

Learning English with Uncle Sam
Despite depressed enrollment figures for Intensive English Programs in the U.S., Kevin Easterbrooke believes that students will soon start flocking back

Power Tools for the Interactive Classroom
Robert OĠDowd explains how students can communicate with other cultures through videoconferencing

Learn English in Thirty Days?
Domenico Maceri questions the rationality of exaggerated claims for language learning programs

LivinĠ la Vida Local
Tobey Shankhill discovers through the experiences of three Americans in southern Spain why more students are opting for language study overseas

Electronic Education
Lessons for the one-computer classroom

Reviews

Dialects: ArizonaĠs Not So Standard English
Lauren Hall-Lew counters the notion that Arizonans do not have their own dialect

Last Writes

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