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Past Issues: Volume 22 - 2002/2003 (Autumn, Winter, Spring)

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Autumn 2002: Volume 22 Number 1

Feature Article: Why Posters? And How? (Keith Lane)

Around the Institutions

Meetings:

  • "Elementary, my dear Watson": Problems, puzzles and professional development (Mike Wallace)

  • Teaching and Learning with ICT (Ruby Rennie)

  • Out of the Potting Shed: Panel session on IELTS and CELS examinations

Conference reports:

  • Of Ducks, Owls and Genies: IATEFL Conference at York

  • SATEFL/BALEAP PIM: Edinburgh

Language Links

TESOL Talk

SATEFL programme 2002-2003


Winter 2002 - 2003: Vol 22 Number 2

Feature article: Scots join TESOL

TESOL Scotland Conference 2002

  • Plenary talk: Making the World Safe: Convergence, diversity and creativity (Tricia Hedge)

  • Concurrent sessions:

    • 'Noticing' for its own sake (Cathy Benson & Hugh Trappes-Lomax)

    • Trends in ELT Professional Development: Appropriating or affirming professional identities? (Michael Breen)

    • English and Dance Workshop (Tea Gavrilovic)

    • Novice Chinese Writers in English (Catherine Rice)

Around the Institutions

Meeting report

News

Language links (web page)

TESOL Talk


Spring 2003: Vol 22 Number 3

Feature article: Japanese students of EFL in the UK: Some pointers to possible 'cultural' occurrences and a few recommendations on how to approach classes and students (Nick Pilcher)

Meetings:

  • OUP Teachers' Seminar: How to use English naturally (Ruth Gairns)

  • From general to specific: when to pay attention to detail in text (Olwyn Alexander)

Around the Institutions

TESOL Scotland Conference 2002: Further speakers' summaries

Language links (web page)

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