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The Language Teacher
February 2001

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The Language Teacher Online: Issue 25.02; February 2001

features

GILE: Teaching for Charity
- by John Small
Pragmatics: Requests by Japanese Learners of English
- by Eton Churchill
GALE: "There Are No Men and Women": An Interview with Aneta Pavlenko
- by Cheiron McMahill
Video: Using Video Feedback for Nurturing Self-Monitoring Skills
- by Randall Cotten
Foreign Language Literacy: Expressive Writing Skills Enhanced Through the Use of Poetry
- by Prisca Molotosi
Teaching Children: Here Comes Supergran! New Images of the Elderly
- by Gwendolyn Gallagher
PALE: Limited-Term Appointments and Their Effect on Curriculum Development
- by Daniel T. Kirk
Learner Development: The Usefullness of Learner Diaries in Learner Training
- by Usuki Miyuki
CALL: Recipies for Wired Teachers
- by Jodi Nooyen, Mark Peterson, Susan L. Schwartz

a chapter in your life

On Being a Volunteer in JALT
- by L. Dennis Woolbright

my share

Thinking About Learning
- by Nicola Green
A "Learner-Centered Classroom" in a General English Class
- by Matsuno Sumie

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