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'NATIVE' AND 'NON-NATIVE': not only a question of terminology. Humanising Language Teaching Year 2; Issue 6; November 2000 'NATIVE' AND 'NON-NATIVE': not only a question of terminology by Jorge Suلrez (Uruguay) Page 1 of 1 I dedicate this article to Susan Holden, Peter Medgyes and the late Gill
The 'Bridging Strategy': Active Use of Learners' First Language in Second Language Teaching
The 'Bridging Strategy': Active Use of Learners' First Language in Second Language Teaching. Humanising Language Teaching Year 3; Issue 6; November 2001 The 'Bridging Strategy': Active Use of Learners' First Language in Second Language Teaching By Isamu Murakami MA Student, University of Durham
The Teaching of English in Difficult Circumstances: Who Needs a Health Farm When They're Starving?
A cursory glance at current periodicals and journals in the field of ELT (or TESL, if you prefer) suggests a thriving co...
The Jackendoff Skeptic on Humanistic Language Teaching
The Jackendoff Skeptic on Humanistic Language Teaching . Humanising Language Teaching Year 3; Issue 3; May 2001 The Jackendoff "Skeptic" on Humanistic Language Teaching by Jane Arnold University of Seville, Spain [ editorial note: HLT thanks the editor of the IATEFL TT SIG Newsletter for permission
The limits of Humanistic Practice
The limits of Humanistic Practice. Humanising Language Teaching Year 3; Issue 4; July 2001 The limits of Humanistic Practice Interview with Katie Plumb Page 1 of 1 To guide you through this amazingly honest and self-revealing interview the sub-headings are listed below: Discipline and Resources
Analysing a successful Language Learning Experience
On a trip home to California via London this summer my seatmate was a lovely young woman from Australia, a special educa...
Consideration of Affect does not equal Humanism
Consideration of Affect does not equal Humanism . Humanising Language Teaching Year 3; Issue 3; May 2001 Consideration of Affect does not equal Humanism by Philip Kerr, Belgium ( ) [ editorial note: a big 'thank you' to the author and to the IATEFL TT SIG Newsletter for permission to re-publish this
WRITING FROM THE HEART -WRITING FOR THE SOUL Encouraging children to wake up the writer within
WRITING FROM THE HEART -WRITING FOR THE SOUL Encouraging children to wake up the writer within . Humanising Language Teaching Year 3; Issue 1; January 2001 WRITING FROM THE HEART -WRITING FOR THE SOUL Encouraging children to wake up the writer within by Veronica de Andres A project for the children
Learning Teaching on an Academic Course
For the third year running, I've just spent a week of my Christmas vacation writing letters to the 42 students who opt f...
INTERLINGUAL TRAINING AND TECHNOLOGY
Interlingual Training is a new approach to language learning and teaching developed in one-to-one work with managers nee...