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Steven
Donahue reports on how an internet-based initiative is
set to transform international exchanges between the U.S. and
other countries. Peggy Lindsey discusses the development
of English for Academic Purposes in American colleges and universities.
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TEACHER TRAINING: Steven Barker assesses the pros and cons of taking a master’s degree course in language teaching.
SPECIAL
REPORT: Teaching Business English can be a lucrative option for
the savvy ESL teacher. Dr. Thomas Kane elucidates.
HIGH SCHOOLS: Doug Lasken examines the failure
of California’s high schools to teach literacy and highlights plans
to address this problem.
DIALECTS: Kirk Hazen and Ellen Fluharty track the future of Appalachian English.
PRONUNCIATION:
Michelle Medlock Adams tackles the physicality of pronunciation
problems.
BILINGUALISM: Robert Greenleaf and Jeffrey
W. Park examine the workings of the bilingual brain.
ELECTRONIC EDUCATION: Barry Bakin focuses on activities and projects that ESL teachers with minimal computer skills can implement in classrooms equipped with a computer. Bruce Sharpe advises on the use of online courses in the classroom.
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